Four Australian native plants appear in our ingredient lists. Here is what each one is, where it grows, and which products list it.
Kakadu plum
Terminalia ferdinandiana. A small tree of the tropical woodlands of northern Australia, from the Kimberley across to Arnhem Land. The fruit is pale green and about the size of an olive.
On our labels: Terminalia Ferdinandiana (Kakadu Plum) Fruit Extract, in Curl Shampoo, Curl Conditioner, Leave-In Curl Cream and Curl Spray.
Quandong
Santalum acuminatum, also called desert quandong or native peach. A small tree of arid and semi-arid Australia, and a relative of sandalwood. The fruit is bright red when ripe.
On our labels: Santalum Acuminatum (Quandong) Fruit Extract, in Curl Shampoo, Curl Conditioner and Leave-In Curl Cream.
Waratah
Telopea speciosissima. A shrub native to New South Wales, known for its large crimson flower heads. It is the state's floral emblem.
On our labels: Telopea Speciosissima Leaf (Waratah) Extract, in the Strength, Moisture and Peppermint shampoos and conditioners, Volume Shampoo and Blonde Shampoo. Moisture Conditioner lists a flower extract in place of the leaf.
Tasmanian blue gum
Eucalyptus globulus. A tall eucalypt native to Tasmania and southern Victoria. It is Tasmania's floral emblem.
On our labels: Eucalyptus Globulus Leaf (Tasmanian Blue Gum) Extract, in Strength Shampoo and Strength Conditioner.
The full ingredient list is on each of these product pages.