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Non-toxic
Formulated from excellent, non-toxic ingredients. Includes lilly pilly extract, kaolin clay and jojoba beads.
Ethical
Retreatment Botanics are Certified Australian-made, palm-oil free, vegan and cruelty-free. Their products are formulated with high-quality Australian Native botanic extracts, which support our Indigenous communities.
Sustainable
Toxin-free and clean ingredients are used in all Retreatment Botanics products, which are recyclable through the TerraCycle Program. Their product boxes are made from recycled materials, as is their postal packaging (which is also completely recyclable).
Responsible
Retreatment Botanics support the Olivia Newton-John Cancer Wellness & Research Centre, which provides world-leading research, education and treatment for people and families.
What our experts say...
A nifty-no-fuss exfoliator to pop on in the shower without having to mix up or protect from wetness. This has been successful with all the family. A hit with the males with a neutral scent, simplicity and natural ingredients. It’s as easy as washing your face so makes it a good pick for the tweens bathroom. Their commitments to social responsibility really resonate with me.
–Amy Hughes
I am not new to this product, it is one of my all time fav exfoliators, it works so well and is so gentle.
– Carla-King Turner
My skin is smoother than it has been in a long time! I love that I can choose between light and deeper exfoliation through how long I leave the polish on, to let the fruit acids do their work. I really do feel like this cleared dull surface build up and brought out my glow (which as a mother of young children in a long lockdown, I didn’t even know I had!)
–Emily Fletcher
I really love how gentle yet effective this exfoliator is. It contains some beautiful ingredients including native Lilli Pilli and Kaolin clay. My skin is soft and renewed after use. Will definitely be continuing to use this! I also appreciate the brand’s support for Indigenous communities.
–Emma Freeman