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Cold Sweat? Coors Light's Wild Deodorant Drops and We're Totally Here For It

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Just when you thought beer brands couldn’t get any more extra, Coors Light has entered the chat with a deodorant that’s basically a fridge-chilled lifestyle statement. 🍺💦

Their new Dura Chill deodorant isn’t just another personal care product - it’s a cold revolution that screams “I’m cool… literally”. Priced at $15, this limited-edition stick promises to keep your underarms as refreshed as a mountain stream, complete with packaging that changes color when it hits peak chill.

More Than Just a Gimmick

The deodorant isn’t trying to smell like a brewery (thank goodness). Instead, it rocks a “Rocky Mountain Breeze” scent with hints of pear and vanilla that’ll make you smell like you just stepped out of an Instagram-worthy alpine photoshoot.

Brand Expansion Gone Wild

This isn’t just a random marketing stunt. Coors Light is strategically timing this drop with their Leagues Cup sponsorship, proving that beverage brands are no longer content just quenching your thirst - they want to quench your entire aesthetic.

And they’re not alone. Heineken recently dropped a beer-infused moisturizer, signaling a weird but fascinating trend of drink brands invading personal care territory.

The Takeaway

Whether this is peak marketing genius or peak millennial absurdity is up for debate. But one thing’s certain: we’re living in an era where your deodorant can now be as cold as your ex’s heart. Cheers to that! 🥶

AUTHOR: tgc

SOURCE: NBC Bay Area

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