Twitter Contest: Win a Dry Spray Prize Pack and a $100 Kroger Gift Card #Sponsored #StayDryKroger

It’s been a long run, but I think it’s time I make a switch in my routine. There’s a new kind of deodorant on shelves that helps me stay dry and keeps my clothes free of white marks. Now available at Kroger are men and women’s 48-hour dry spray antiperspirants in Axe, Dove and Degree. All the brands I love, now reinvented to keep me feeling even fresher.

Want to check out these sprays in action? See how these new antiperspirants work when you watch the video below and you could save $1.50 on your purchase.

While on the site, be sure to take the quiz, so you can find out which antiperspirant is best for you. I took it and got the Dove Dry Spray. I love that it goes on instantly dry, delivering a cleaner feel, with no visible residue. Plus it provides odor and wetness protection for 48 hours!

I chose the Clear Tone Skin Renew Dove Dry Spray to try mainly because I loved the scent. It has notes of watermelon and pear mixed with violet, rose and sandalwood making it smell very clean and fresh. The scent really reminds me of Spring! The Clear Tone Skin Renew Dry Spray also has ¼ moisturizer for softer, smoother underarms.

I love easy it is to use, just shake the can and spray, just make sure you are at least 6 inches away from your underarm and you are good to go. No clumpy white mess to worry about, just a cool dry spray that smells awesome! Just imagine how nice it will feel going on during the hot months of Summer.

Satisfaction 100% guaranteed. No more ruined outfits for me! Which Dry Spray will you pick up at Kroger?

TWEET ME FOR A CHANCE TO WIN!

Take the Quiz to find out which antiperspirant is best for you, then be sure to follow @FSMMedia on Twitter and tweet me your answer with the hashtag #StayDryKroger for a chance to win a Dry Spray Prize Pack and a $100 Kroger gift card. Ends 4/27/15.

Example: @FSMMedia My quiz result was Dove Dry Spray #StayDryKroger

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Disclosure: This is a sponsored post on behalf of Lunchbox, but all opinions are my own. This is accordance with Federal Trade Commissions 16 CFR, Part 255 Guides Concerning the Use of. Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.