Outback Original Oil for Hands and Wrists
Outback Original Oil for Hands and Wrists
For hands that feel stiff in the morning or tired after typing, gardening or crafts. A light oil that soaks in fast, so you can get back to what you were doing.
The 30-second routine
Knuckles, fingers, wrist
Roll a thin layer over the backs of the hands, the knuckles and around the wrist.
Massage for 30 seconds
Work it in with the other hand until it disappears.
Morning and night
And before a long session of typing, gardening, knitting or playing an instrument.
Why people use it here
- Light and fast. Soaks in in about 30 seconds, so your hands are not slippery.
- Use the roller. The roll-on keeps oil off your palms, handy if you are about to type or cook.
- Nothing burns or freezes. No menthol, camphor or capsaicin.
- Pleasant scent. Vanilla and eucalyptus that fades in minutes.
What customers say
"I love the little applicator that way my hands don't get oily."
"It's working so well for my foot, knees and wrist."
Individual results vary.
Best sizes
300mL pump
One pump covers both hands. Keep it by the sink or bed. $89.95 with applicator.
Common questions
How do I use Outback on my hands?
Roll a thin layer over the knuckles, fingers and wrists, then massage it in for about 30 seconds until it disappears.
Will my hands be greasy?
No. A thin layer soaks in in about 30 seconds. Use the roller if you want to keep your palms clean.
Should I wash my hands after?
If oil got on your palms, wash them before touching your eyes.
How often can I use it?
As often as you like. Most customers use it morning and night, and before activities that use their hands.
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Call a real person at 1-800-215-8739, Monday to Friday, 9 to 5 ET, or email support@theoutbackseries.com.
For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes. If hand or wrist discomfort is severe or lasts, talk with your doctor. Individual results vary.