Description:
Leif reflects Australia, its sunny outlook and obscure flora. We hero key native ingredients with a supporting cast of essential oils and extracts to bring out their best in products that offer their own natural selection.
Our clean formulations are vegan, cruelty-free and made in Australia. They are gentle enough for frequent use and suit all skin types.
Features:
Lilly Pilly Hand Wash: Essential oils with antibacterial properties combine in our original sweet-smelling formula.
Boronia Hand Wash: Boronia wildflower is prized for its unique botanical profile and complex fragrance.
Boronia Hand Balm: Native to Western Australia Boronia blooms for just a couple of weeks each year adding flowery notes combined with the green freshness of cassis.
Flannel Flower Hand Wash: A fresh scent that is fresh and green bringing to mind just-cut stems.
Flannel Flower Hand Balm: A fresh and green scent brings to mind a flower market filled with just-cut stems.
Buddha Wood Hand Wash: Deeply aromatic Buddha Wood captures the earthy aroma of the outback. This meditative blend of good oils has become one of Leif's most popular scents.
Buddha Wood Hand Balm: Be mindful to keep this super nourishing balm on hand. The calming scent of Buddha Wood combines with Sandalwood for depth.
Kakadu Plum Hand Balm: Believed to be the richest natural source of Vitamin C on earth, Kakadu Plum is the hero of this super nourishing balm.
Eucalyptus & Tea Tree Hand Sanitiser: Essential oils supercharged with antibacterial properties combine with 70% alcohol (recommended by WHO) derived from natural cane sugar. This aromatic gel formulation wipes out 99.9% of germs, while being pH balanced to support the skin’s barrier. An invigorating scent combines with a velvety texture for quick absorption, sans sticky residue. The menthol hit of Eucalyptus and Tea Tree is tempered by Peru Balsam
Note: Orders that contain hand sanitiser products can only ship with standard shipping in Australia due to aviation safety guidelines.
Leif Products ingredient lists can be found here.
