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Winning: Stay in a Pete Nelson Treehouse Thanks to Dove Men+Care

There’s nothing more energizing for your mind, body and spirit like spending time in the great outdoors.

Being in nature has been said to boost your mood, improve your immune system, and reduce anxiety. Need a lift? Celebrate the launch of Dove Men+Care Elements and win a chance to stay in the Elements Treehouse designed by Treehouse Master, Pete Nelson.

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You don’t have to be a nature guy to appreciate the work of renowned craftsman and “treehouse guy,” Pete Nelson. He has written five books and stars in his own show Treehouse Masters on Animal Planet. Nelson has partnered with Dove Men+Care to create a treehouse concept inspired by the earthy ingredients found in their new Elements range. He’ll have Mineral + Sage, Charcoal + Clay, and Mineral Powder + Sandalwood to riff on. The next level fort will be complete this spring but, we hear there’s a sophisticated bathhouse vibe already taking shape. Charcoal, wood stains, and even a living wall may play into the design.

When it comes to architecting your shower experience, Dove Men+Care has a good plan too. “We know that men are looking for a new kind of freshness in their grooming routines,” said Nick Soukas, V.P. of Marketing for Dove at Unilever U.S. How about experiencing the Elements inspiring Pete’s creation for yourself? There are three different formulations to trigger your earthly senses.

Mineral + Sage offers a natural clean that will soothe your skin. You wake up calm and refreshed. Keep it that way by showering with this bar soap or body wash.

Charcoal + Clay gently lifts out dirt, oil and toxins while purifying the skin. You’ll get a nice deep clean.

Mineral Powder + Sandalwood absorbs excess moisture and calms skin. If your underarms are sensitive, these soothing pit products will keep you fresh for 48 hours without irritation.

You can stay in Pete Nelson’s treehouse and experience Dove Men+Care Elements from high in the sturdy trees of Chattanooga, Tennessee by entering to win here.

Jennifer Ryan Jones
Former Former Digital Trends Contributor, The Manual
Jennifer Ryan Jones is a fashion and grooming expert who contributed regularly to The Manual and AskMen.com. Her past…
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