Australian Essentials Collection
Bring some of Australia’s signature aromas into your home with this collection of iconic Australian essential oils. A great gift or souvenir to take home after travelling.
Included Essential Oils & Benefits
Eucalyptus Lemon Ironbark Essential Oil:
A wonderful lemon and lime aroma.
Use to create a fresh, uplifting scent in the home.
Fragonia Essential Oil:
A unique oil with fresh, floral, and woody notes.
Helpful for emotional stress and relaxing.
Australian White Cypress (Leaf) Essential Oil:
A deeply, uplifting pine aroma with a lemony note,
use to soothe, unwind and relax.
Easy Ways To Use Australian Essential Oils
Essential Oil Diffuser/Oil Burner: Add 2-4 drops uplifting & refreshing Lemon Myrtle essential oil
Air Freshener: Add 5-10 drops Lemon Ironbark essential oil
Massage Oil: Add 5 drops of Fragonia per 100ml carrier oil
Bath: Add 1-2 drops Fragonia for relaxation and peace.
Laundry Washing: Add 5-6 drops of Lemon Ironbark essential oil to laundry washing water
Bathroom: Add 1 drop of Lemon Ironbark essential oil to a toilet after use, to freshen the room
Kitchen and Kitchen Benches: Add a few drops Australian White Cypress essential oil to a cleaning cloth for cleaning or anti-bacterial treatment
Dishwashing liquid: Add a couple of drops Eucalyptus Lemon Ironbark essential oil to a detergent bottle for dish washing.
Safety Information
Do not apply these oils to the skin undiluted. For external use only. Keep out of reach of children. Avoid contact with sensitive areas, such as eyes. Contact healthcare professional for advice before using essential oils during pregnancy. Keep in a cool dry place. Keep out of direct sunlight. Store below 30 degrees.
Ingredients 3 x 12ml bottles including:
Eucalyptus Australian Essential Oil: 100% pure essential oil of Eucalyptus radiata .
Lemon Myrtle essential oil: 100% pure essential oil of Backhousia citriodora
Tea Tree Essential Oil: 100% pure essential oil of Melaleuca alternifolia
Artwork
This box design represents the Australian continent. The red earth on the front is the rich red volcanic soil from several volcanos along various parts of the east coast (eg. Mt Warning produced red lava flows and made the Byron hinterland and other east coast places very rich and lush for plant life).
Australia is an island continent with thousands of kilometres of sandy beaches. The yellow sand on the side of the box is a typical beach with a meeting area where to cook delicious seafood. On the yellow sand are circles which are a meeting and eating places for groups of people.
There are leaves and ‘U’ shapes which are womens meeting places.
The red on the rear of the box represents the outback, the ‘red centre’.
The 3 black circles are waterholes, connected by a waterway, below the waterway artwork are some emu tracks to the waterway.
This artwork was produced in collaboration with Kagaru (Scott), a local indigenous artist based on coastal northern New South Wales.
His ancestry traces directly back to the Mynjungbal (Minjungbal) people, his ancestors lived from the Brunswick River (Byron Shire) to Beaudesert (Gold Coast hinterland). Today his home is in Bogangar which is also known as Cabarita.
Kagaru’s Story
Kagaru (Scott) has been professionally painting traditional and contemporary indigenous artwork since 1993.
His ancestry traces back to the Mynjungbal (Minjungbal) or Tweed Coast region. His home is in Bogangar or also know as Cabarita, the area he still lives in today.
Kagaru means ‘Kookaburra’.
