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TryDry - Antiperspirant That Is



#TryDry VoxBox by Influenster introduced me to a new kind of product that is innovative and works really well.

Who would have thought that a dry spray would actually work to keep you dry is a genius!  I was always using other types of antiperspirants such as roll-on and gels and white sticks and I find them messy and sticky and although they work, they go on wet or sticky and you have to wait for them to dry in order for them to keep you dry.  Silly huh?

Well I got to try Dove dry spray cool essentials scent.  It comes in a nice size can that can last up to 8 weeks. 

The first thing I noticed about the product is that the can is lightweight and convenient to throw in my gym bag.

When I first tried it I noticed it has a clean refreshing cucumber scent and was not overpowering or perfumey. It was easy to spray because of the overall design of the product. I noticed that it really was working when I got to work and started in on my frenzy of a day when I usually get frazzled and sweat.  I was good all day and all night!  I did not have to use a lot and the product lasted even through my busy day and my gym workout.  

 I recommend this product because it really works at keeping you dry for 48 hours and it really does keep your underarm skin smoother and softer which means overall healthier.

Disclosure: I received this product for free or at a deep discount in exchange for an honest and unbiased review. All opinions are my own and were not influenced in any way. 


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