Looking for a new beauty regime for the new year? Then what better place to start than with the organic, Australian products from INDAH Organics. As of the middle of December, the full INDAH Collection has been available online, through selected organic stores, specialised boutiques and spas and will soon be available through supermarket chain IGA. Launched in 2008 by Australian model and wellness warrior Teisha Lowry, the range brings sustainable beauty and ethical style together in a range of body butters, hand creams, body and perfume balms and Extra Virgin Coconut Oil. Better yet, by purchasing the Coconut Oil, you are also supporting village communities in East Bali who handmake it. We love the delicious body butters with names like Sari and Dreamland and the range also includes a perfume created especially for Australian designer Alice McCall!
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