UPLIFT Multipurpose Cleaning Spray – LOMARRA

$39.95
Uplift is a naturally antibacterial and antimicrobial multipurpose cleaning spray for home, office or car, containing Australian native botanicals. It contains no synthetic fragrances or hormone disruptors. Packaged in reusable black glass bottles with refills available. Vegan friendly.
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I could smell how divine this smelled before I even opened the package. Not only did it clean my greasy cooktop beautifully but my house smells like a day spa. The fragrance is not synthetic and I would absolutely purchase this product again. I love that everything is sourced locally within Australia, with a strong focus on sustainable farming, transparency, and supporting Australian growers. No imported mystery ingredients. No greenwashing nonsense. I also love that every product is handmade by founder Vanessa herself. You can feel the care behind the brand, and honestly, supporting real humans over giant corporations will always be a vibe.
It’s wonderful to see an effective product this simple – purified water, vinegar, lemon myrtle, tea tree and eucalyptus. No proprietary blends, no undisclosed fragrance compounds, no preservatives that require explanation. The reusable black glass bottle is not just an aesthetic choice; glass is non-reactive with the botanical oils and protects them from UV degradation in a way plastic cannot. The refill model embedded in the product design is the right approach to single-use packaging reduction and the founder’s personal sourcing relationship with Essentially Australia in Byron Bay gives this product a supply chain transparency that very few brands of any size can match. Vanessa Armstrong’s sole-trader model is both the brand’s most transparent quality and its most significant operational vulnerability – it means every claim about sourcing and production is personally accountable in a way that no corporate structure can replicate. The focus on Aussie Ark and Sea Bin as future social responsibility partners shows considered alignment with environmental priorities rather than random charity selection. Importing no essential oils is a firm supply chain boundary that demonstrates genuine commitment to ingredient transparency.
This multipurpose spray is simple, effective and made with only natural ingredients. I love the fresh scent from the Australian botanical oils and appreciate that it cleans a variety of surfaces without exposing my home to synthetic fragrances or harsh chemicals. The beautiful reusable glass bottle is an added bonus. I am impressed by the brand’s commitment to using only Australian sourced ingredients and supporting sustainable local growers. I appreciate the thoughtful approach to packaging, with recyclable paper and biodegradable materials, as well as the transparency behind how the products are made. It is also inspiring to see the founder’s desire to support environmental initiatives that help protect wildlife and reduce plastic pollution.
I could smell how divine this smelled before I even opened the package. Not only did it clean my greasy cooktop beautifully but my house smells like a day spa. The fragrance is not synthetic and I would absolutely purchase this product again. I love that everything is sourced locally within Australia, with a strong focus on sustainable farming, transparency, and supporting Australian growers. No imported mystery ingredients. No greenwashing nonsense. I also love that every product is handmade by founder Vanessa herself. You can feel the care behind the brand, and honestly, supporting real humans over giant corporations will always be a vibe.
It’s wonderful to see an effective product this simple – purified water, vinegar, lemon myrtle, tea tree and eucalyptus. No proprietary blends, no undisclosed fragrance compounds, no preservatives that require explanation. The reusable black glass bottle is not just an aesthetic choice; glass is non-reactive with the botanical oils and protects them from UV degradation in a way plastic cannot. The refill model embedded in the product design is the right approach to single-use packaging reduction and the founder’s personal sourcing relationship with Essentially Australia in Byron Bay gives this product a supply chain transparency that very few brands of any size can match. Vanessa Armstrong’s sole-trader model is both the brand’s most transparent quality and its most significant operational vulnerability – it means every claim about sourcing and production is personally accountable in a way that no corporate structure can replicate. The focus on Aussie Ark and Sea Bin as future social responsibility partners shows considered alignment with environmental priorities rather than random charity selection. Importing no essential oils is a firm supply chain boundary that demonstrates genuine commitment to ingredient transparency.
This multipurpose spray is simple, effective and made with only natural ingredients. I love the fresh scent from the Australian botanical oils and appreciate that it cleans a variety of surfaces without exposing my home to synthetic fragrances or harsh chemicals. The beautiful reusable glass bottle is an added bonus. I am impressed by the brand’s commitment to using only Australian sourced ingredients and supporting sustainable local growers. I appreciate the thoughtful approach to packaging, with recyclable paper and biodegradable materials, as well as the transparency behind how the products are made. It is also inspiring to see the founder’s desire to support environmental initiatives that help protect wildlife and reduce plastic pollution.
I could smell how divine this smelled before I even opened the package. Not only did it clean my greasy cooktop beautifully but my house smells like a day spa. The fragrance is not synthetic and I would absolutely purchase this product again. I love that everything is sourced locally within Australia, with a strong focus on sustainable farming, transparency, and supporting Australian growers. No imported mystery ingredients. No greenwashing nonsense. I also love that every product is handmade by founder Vanessa herself. You can feel the care behind the brand, and honestly, supporting real humans over giant corporations will always be a vibe.
It’s wonderful to see an effective product this simple – purified water, vinegar, lemon myrtle, tea tree and eucalyptus. No proprietary blends, no undisclosed fragrance compounds, no preservatives that require explanation. The reusable black glass bottle is not just an aesthetic choice; glass is non-reactive with the botanical oils and protects them from UV degradation in a way plastic cannot. The refill model embedded in the product design is the right approach to single-use packaging reduction and the founder’s personal sourcing relationship with Essentially Australia in Byron Bay gives this product a supply chain transparency that very few brands of any size can match. Vanessa Armstrong’s sole-trader model is both the brand’s most transparent quality and its most significant operational vulnerability – it means every claim about sourcing and production is personally accountable in a way that no corporate structure can replicate. The focus on Aussie Ark and Sea Bin as future social responsibility partners shows considered alignment with environmental priorities rather than random charity selection. Importing no essential oils is a firm supply chain boundary that demonstrates genuine commitment to ingredient transparency.
This multipurpose spray is simple, effective and made with only natural ingredients. I love the fresh scent from the Australian botanical oils and appreciate that it cleans a variety of surfaces without exposing my home to synthetic fragrances or harsh chemicals. The beautiful reusable glass bottle is an added bonus. I am impressed by the brand’s commitment to using only Australian sourced ingredients and supporting sustainable local growers. I appreciate the thoughtful approach to packaging, with recyclable paper and biodegradable materials, as well as the transparency behind how the products are made. It is also inspiring to see the founder’s desire to support environmental initiatives that help protect wildlife and reduce plastic pollution.
I could smell how divine this smelled before I even opened the package. Not only did it clean my greasy cooktop beautifully but my house smells like a day spa. The fragrance is not synthetic and I would absolutely purchase this product again. I love that everything is sourced locally within Australia, with a strong focus on sustainable farming, transparency, and supporting Australian growers. No imported mystery ingredients. No greenwashing nonsense. I also love that every product is handmade by founder Vanessa herself. You can feel the care behind the brand, and honestly, supporting real humans over giant corporations will always be a vibe.
It’s wonderful to see an effective product this simple – purified water, vinegar, lemon myrtle, tea tree and eucalyptus. No proprietary blends, no undisclosed fragrance compounds, no preservatives that require explanation. The reusable black glass bottle is not just an aesthetic choice; glass is non-reactive with the botanical oils and protects them from UV degradation in a way plastic cannot. The refill model embedded in the product design is the right approach to single-use packaging reduction and the founder’s personal sourcing relationship with Essentially Australia in Byron Bay gives this product a supply chain transparency that very few brands of any size can match. Vanessa Armstrong’s sole-trader model is both the brand’s most transparent quality and its most significant operational vulnerability – it means every claim about sourcing and production is personally accountable in a way that no corporate structure can replicate. The focus on Aussie Ark and Sea Bin as future social responsibility partners shows considered alignment with environmental priorities rather than random charity selection. Importing no essential oils is a firm supply chain boundary that demonstrates genuine commitment to ingredient transparency.
This multipurpose spray is simple, effective and made with only natural ingredients. I love the fresh scent from the Australian botanical oils and appreciate that it cleans a variety of surfaces without exposing my home to synthetic fragrances or harsh chemicals. The beautiful reusable glass bottle is an added bonus. I am impressed by the brand’s commitment to using only Australian sourced ingredients and supporting sustainable local growers. I appreciate the thoughtful approach to packaging, with recyclable paper and biodegradable materials, as well as the transparency behind how the products are made. It is also inspiring to see the founder’s desire to support environmental initiatives that help protect wildlife and reduce plastic pollution.
I could smell how divine this smelled before I even opened the package. Not only did it clean my greasy cooktop beautifully but my house smells like a day spa. The fragrance is not synthetic and I would absolutely purchase this product again. I love that everything is sourced locally within Australia, with a strong focus on sustainable farming, transparency, and supporting Australian growers. No imported mystery ingredients. No greenwashing nonsense. I also love that every product is handmade by founder Vanessa herself. You can feel the care behind the brand, and honestly, supporting real humans over giant corporations will always be a vibe.
It’s wonderful to see an effective product this simple – purified water, vinegar, lemon myrtle, tea tree and eucalyptus. No proprietary blends, no undisclosed fragrance compounds, no preservatives that require explanation. The reusable black glass bottle is not just an aesthetic choice; glass is non-reactive with the botanical oils and protects them from UV degradation in a way plastic cannot. The refill model embedded in the product design is the right approach to single-use packaging reduction and the founder’s personal sourcing relationship with Essentially Australia in Byron Bay gives this product a supply chain transparency that very few brands of any size can match. Vanessa Armstrong’s sole-trader model is both the brand’s most transparent quality and its most significant operational vulnerability – it means every claim about sourcing and production is personally accountable in a way that no corporate structure can replicate. The focus on Aussie Ark and Sea Bin as future social responsibility partners shows considered alignment with environmental priorities rather than random charity selection. Importing no essential oils is a firm supply chain boundary that demonstrates genuine commitment to ingredient transparency.
This multipurpose spray is simple, effective and made with only natural ingredients. I love the fresh scent from the Australian botanical oils and appreciate that it cleans a variety of surfaces without exposing my home to synthetic fragrances or harsh chemicals. The beautiful reusable glass bottle is an added bonus. I am impressed by the brand’s commitment to using only Australian sourced ingredients and supporting sustainable local growers. I appreciate the thoughtful approach to packaging, with recyclable paper and biodegradable materials, as well as the transparency behind how the products are made. It is also inspiring to see the founder’s desire to support environmental initiatives that help protect wildlife and reduce plastic pollution.






















