Dry Idea Unscented Antiperspirant Deodorant 100854 Zoro

Why Is Dry Idea Deodorant Being Discontinued. (3 pack) Dry Idea Antiperspirant Deodorant Roll On, Unscented, 3.25 fl oz Thriving Brands LLC sued Henkel AG affiliates in Delaware, claiming they abruptly broke off a manufacturing deal tied to the German multinational's sale of the "iconic" Right Guard and Dry Idea deodorant brands. The two brands that have been sold were identified as non-core activities within the Henkel Beauty Care portfolio

Dry Idea is a North American women's anti-perspirant brand. The transaction is another milestone in the company's ambition to actively shape its portfolio, an important pillar of its Purposeful Growth agenda.

Dry Idea Advanced Dry AntiPerspirant Deodorant RollOn Unscented 4 Total Pack

Both brands are mainly focused on the North American and UK markets Dry Idea has been missing and for those who are fans of Certain-Dri Roll-on that is also being discontinued which sucks as I vastly prefer it to Perspirex (armpits of fire) or Drysol (same as Perspirex) The fragrance-free antiperspirant pool is getting smaller. THE DETAILS The deal includes trademark rights and access to product formulations for both the men's grooming brand and women's anti-perspirant marque

Dry Idea Roll on Antiperspirant/Deodorant, Powder Fresh, Unisex, 3.25 oz,. THE WHAT? Henkel has closed the sale of two deodorant brands, Right Guard and Dry Idea to Thriving Brands, effective immediately Dry Idea has been missing and for those who are fans of Certain-Dri Roll-on that is also being discontinued which sucks as I vastly prefer it to Perspirex (armpits of fire) or Drysol (same as Perspirex) The fragrance-free antiperspirant pool is getting smaller.

Dry Idea Deodorant 3.25oz Roll On Fresh Linen Antiperspirant (Pack of 3). Henkel has closed the sale of two brands, Right Guard and Dry Idea, to Thriving Brands LLC, effective June 1, 2021 Secret Dry Spray, (Aluminum chlorohydrate 23.5%), Antiperspirant, Rose, Topical spray can Net Wt 3.8 oz The FDA uses a three-tiered system to categorize the risk level of its recalls, and the various deodorants were all categorized as Class I and Class II, representing the highest and second highest risk levels.