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Lemon Myrtle Leaf Soap
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The ANSC Lemon Myrtle Leaf Soap Bar aims to help provide relief from dry, itchy and irritated skin. Containing a blend of natural Australian ingredients such as Lemon Ironbark Leaf, Kunzea Oils with Lemon Myrtle Leaf Oil, these nourishing ingredients help remove bacteria on the skin, unclog pores and improve the appearance of the skin. Together these ingredients create a unique combination that is suited to a range of skin types. Lemon Myrtle Leaf has light exfoliating properties to give the skin a gentle scrub with a refreshing lemon scent!
The Australian Bush range of soaps showcases the calming, yet nourishing properties that Australian essential oils have to offer. Inspired by the traditional knowledge of Australia”TMs First Nations Peoples. Showcasing the powerful healing properties offered by Australian bush natives and essential oils. For the Australian Bush range packaging, the Australian Natural Soap Company has collaborated with Daphne Marks, an Indigenous artist. Daphne is one of the youngest, and most prolific painters working at Ikuntji Art Centre. Her artwork depicts the Yalka (or bush onion). The Yalka grows after the rain and is collected by the women. They can be eaten raw or cooked in the hot sand next to the campfire. "We cook them just a little bit, like Maku (witchetty grub)." - Daphne Marks. A percentage of the Australian Bush range sales goes directly to Daphne.
The Australian Bush range of soaps showcases the calming, yet nourishing properties that Australian essential oils have to offer. Inspired by the traditional knowledge of Australia”TMs First Nations Peoples. Showcasing the powerful healing properties offered by Australian bush natives and essential oils. For the Australian Bush range packaging, the Australian Natural Soap Company has collaborated with Daphne Marks, an Indigenous artist. Daphne is one of the youngest, and most prolific painters working at Ikuntji Art Centre. Her artwork depicts the Yalka (or bush onion). The Yalka grows after the rain and is collected by the women. They can be eaten raw or cooked in the hot sand next to the campfire. "We cook them just a little bit, like Maku (witchetty grub)." - Daphne Marks. A percentage of the Australian Bush range sales goes directly to Daphne.
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