Aussie Skincare Company Grown Alchemist Has Launched Two New Hand Sanitisers

You know that scene in The Simpsons , when a crowd of hysterical teenage girls are clambering all over one another to get to the new Malibu Stacy doll ? And Lisa pulls one out of a box and reveals there’s nothing new about her – she’s got a new hat, but she still embodies all the awful stereotypes she did before? And Smithers stands up and says, “But she’s got a new hat!” and the clamour ramps up again?

This is a bit like that, but involving vanilla extract and no awful stereotypes.

When panic-buying in early March left many supermarket and pharmacy shelves bare,
Aussie organic-skincare label Grown Alchemist responded by releasing two hand sanitisers , which promptly sold out.

Now the label has restocked the originals and added two new products to its virtual shelves, both made with the same non-drying, antiseptic formula as the original, with 70 per cent ethyl alcohol and hydrating natural oils such as rosemary and coconut.

They now come in a fresh, all-white 500-millilitre pump bottle , or in two travel-ready 50 millilitre vessels as part of the Healthy Hands Kit , which also includes a vanilla and orange peel hand-and-cuticle moisturiser to soothe your over-sanitised mitts.

The Hydra-Gel Hand Sanitiser costs $55 for 500 millilitres, and the Healthy Hands Kit costs $55 for two 50-millilitre Hydra-Gel Hand Sanitisers and one 65-millilitre hand cream.

grownalchemist.com/au