Mountain Dew… but make it a bodywash

Mountain Dew has officially crossed the line from “drink of choice for night owls and gamers” to “full‑body lifestyle.” Yes, Mountain Dew–flavored soap and bodywash now exist, meaning you can step into the shower and emerge smelling like a neon‑green citrus superhero.

Utah’s Next Great Scent? Let’s Talk Possibilities

I'm not saying that Mountain Dew wont sell like hot bacon at a breakfast buffet, but what other scents would Utah go for? Here are some ideas to get you started:

Bee Season Buzz

Imagine a honey‑infused bodywash inspired by the organized beehive spirit that has motivated us to work hard and efficiently for years. It could be a sweet, floral, and slightly overwhelming scent—just like Utah life.

Dirty Dr. Pepper

Utahns love a dirty soda. A bodywash that smells like Dr. Pepper with coconut? It would go faster than a Maverik cookie on a road trip.

Pickleball Sweat & Glory

A fresh, sporty scent capturing the essence of early‑morning pickleball courts: sunscreen, determination, and the faint aroma of someone arguing about a line call.

HOA Neighborhood Watch

This one’s more conceptual: a blend of freshly cut grass, new mulch, and the subtle whiff of someone peeking through blinds to make sure your garbage cans are pulled in on time.

Other Scents Utah Might Secretly Love

We could go full Utah with fragrances like *Red Rock After Rain*, *Canyon Breeze & Dust*, *St. George Snow Day (Rare Edition)*, or *I‑15 Construction Zone*—a gritty scent that says, “I’ve been here for years, and I’ll be here forever.”

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