Outback Original Oil for Neck and Shoulders
Outback Original Oil for Neck and Shoulders
For the neck and shoulders that tighten up at the desk, behind the wheel or after a bad night of sleep. No burning, no menthol smell, nothing on your collar.
The 30-second routine
Neck and top of the shoulders
A thin layer along the back of the neck and across the top of each shoulder.
Rub in for 30 seconds
Use your fingertips in small circles until it disappears.
Desk, drive, bedtime
Before a long day at the desk or behind the wheel, and again at night.
Why people use it here
- No strong smell. A light vanilla and eucalyptus scent that fades in minutes, so it is fine for the office.
- Nothing burns or freezes. No menthol, camphor or capsaicin, so it is gentle on the neck.
- Easy to reach. The roll-on reaches the neck. The spray and mini applicator reach the shoulder blades.
- Soaks in fast. Nothing ends up on your collar.
What customers say
"I have used Outback for years on my neck, back and feet. It works great."
"I have both applicators and love them. Thank you for making this product."
Individual results vary.
Best sizes

150mL spray
Spray on without twisting or bending. $45.95 with a free mini applicator.
Common questions
How do I use Outback on my neck and shoulders?
Roll a thin layer along the back of the neck and across the top of the shoulders, then rub it in for about 30 seconds.
Will people smell it at work?
The vanilla and eucalyptus scent fades within minutes. If you can still smell it after 15 minutes, use less.
How do I reach between my shoulder blades?
Use the 150mL spray with its free mini applicator, or an applicator wand with the roll-on.
Can I use it before bed?
Yes. Many customers make it part of their bedtime routine.
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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 neck or shoulder discomfort is severe, lasts or follows an injury, talk with your doctor. Individual results vary.

