Dumburumba (Native Sandalwood) Soothing Bush Medicine soap – Large includes Dumburumba leaves that are picked from the Dumburumba trees that grow near the beach.
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This beautiful Steel Blue - Indigenous Clay Soap, helps to calm and balance the skin and is perfumed with our signature 'Refresh' 100% natural essential oil blend.
This beautiful bath bombs helps to detoxify and balance the skin by combining the healing properties of Indigenous olive green clay with luxury Macadamia and Coconut oils.
This beautiful soap helps to detoxify and balance the skin by combining the healing properties of Indigenous olive green clay with luxury Shea Butter, Coconut and Hemp oils.
This beautiful Indigenous Pink Clay Bath Bomb, helps to calm and balance the skin and is perfumed with our signature 'Flow' 100% natural essential oil blend.
This beautiful Indigenous Pink Clay Bath Sprinkle, helps to calm and balance the skin and is perfumed with our signature 'Flow' 100% natural essential oil blend.
This beautiful Indigenous Pink Clay Soap, helps to calm and balance the skin and is perfumed with our signature 'Flow' 100% natural essential oil blend.
Tyewleke, Indigenous White Clay Soap from Mwerre – Soap & Skin is hand-crafted using white kaolin clay, sometimes known as white ochre or pipe clay. This beautiful, pure white soap combines Coconut and Sunflower oils with ...
This beautiful bath bombs helps to detoxify and balance the skin by combining the healing properties of Indigenous yellow clay with luxury Macadamia and Coconut oils.
Warnindilyakwa women of the Groote Eylandt Archipelago use native produce as well as other materials to make soaps. Mamaburna is traditionally used to help with skin problems.
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This enriching organic coconut oil natural emollient for skin infuses hand-harvested Mamarra (Small Leaved Paperbark) leaves and soothing lavender oil - encouraging calm to support your journey into sleep.
