Australian Endangered Plants: The Phillip Island Hibiscus
The Phillip Island Hibiscus is a beautiful pink and yellow flowering plant which is classified as critically endangered. The plant is located on Phillip’s Island, a small island south of...
Why our products vary
As some of you may have noticed, our products can vary depending on the batch. Sometimes they are a different colour, sometimes they are cloudy, have little white specks in...
Kangaroo Paw
Kangaroo paw is an Australian skincare power-house endemic to the south-western part of Western Australia. As its name suggests, the flower has an interesting shape similar to a kangaroo’s paw...
THE NEVER LIST
We love this list of ingredients that are NEVER used by Beauty Counter, a US-based natural cosmetics house making waves in the US through educating consumers about toxic ingredients and...
AUSTRALIAN ENDANGERED PLANTS: METALLIC SUN ORCHARD
The Metallic Sun Orchard gets its name from its unusual iridescent appearance. The flowers are a slightly opalescent greyish-green with pink tints at the end and in some lights, the...
Colour variation in our natural products
We are often asked why our products occasionaly vary in colour from batch to batch. The answer is simple, it's due to the natural ingredients. All Bondi Wash products contain...
Australian Endangered Plants: Frankston Spider Orchid
The Frankston Spider Orchard is one of the most endangered orchards in Australia. It is included in many critically endangered and threatened lists and in 1994 was pronounced as critically...
Australian Endangered Plants: Kunzea Newbuyi
The Kunzea Newbuyi is a rare and endangered plant found in the South Western part of Western Australia. The plant is recognisable from the beautiful purple and pink flowers that...
Australian Endangered Plants: Matchstick Banksia
Banksia cuneata is a native Australian plant with recognisable flowers known for their vibrant pink colour. The plant also goes by the name of Matchstick banksia after the shape of...
Australian Endangered Plants: Wee Jasper Grevillea
Native to NSW, Grevillea iaspicula, also known as Wee Jasper Grevillea is one of Australia’s rarest plants. It is estimated only 100 plants are left in the wild, with the...
Essential oils to boost your mood
Aside from smelling wonderful and fragrant, essential oils have many beneficial properties. One of the most profound effects is on our mood, with many studies showing that essential oils have...
Australian threatened species: Ringo Starr (Palm) Cockatoo
The Palm Cockatoo is a flamboyant smoky grey parrot with bright red cheeks and dramatic crest feathers. Dubbed the ‘Ringo Starr’ of the bird world due to its drumming abilities...
Australian Threatened Species: The Black Flanked Rock Wallaby
The black flanked rock wallaby is an incredibly small marsupial, growing up to 50cm in height. As its name suggests, the rock wallaby takes refuge among rocky outcrops and caves...
Australian Threatened Species: The Koala
Sadly, Australia’s most iconic animal - the koala is under the threat of extinction. Everyone loves our koalas with their cuddly body, large head and round, fluffy ears. Located...
Australian Threatened Species: Carnaby’s Black Cockatoo
Populations of the Carnaby’s Black Cockatoo have more than halved in the past 45 years and extinction threatens this beautiful creature due to the loss and fragmentation of its habitat...
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