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New waxes from Outback Organics

Outback Organics has recently launched two new waxes to add to their collection.

Following on from their previous releases, they will both be gel formulated. If you are an avid Outback user know, they go on very thinly and leave little to no sticky residue on the skin. The first of the two is called Amethyst which was recently launched. Amethyst is a shimmery, sparkly purple smelling of bubble-gum and plum. The second is Amber which is a molten lava orange which smells of sweet citrus.

Director of Outback Organics and Essential Beauty Supplies, Steve Wright says ‘We’re always looking to develop new products for the waxing industry to give our customers an array of options.’

Head trainer at Outback Organics and waxing specialist, Claire Prior, also comments. ‘We’re extremely excited about these two new waxes. The performance is excellent, they smell divine and they look incredible. We can’t wait for our customers to start using them and fall in love as we have. We have been working on these for a little while now to perfect the formulation.’

Claire has been in the industry for 25 years, both as a therapist and a trainer. The majority of work was for a London based Beauty Academy; training and preparing students for 5/6* cruise line work.

To find out more about Outback Organics and they’re products go to outbackorganics.co.uk or you can follow their updates on social media @outbackorganics

Posted on March 16th 2020

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