These 5 Aussie Beauty Lines Are About to Change Your Skin Inline
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A childhood spent on her family’s sheep farm led Kirsten Carriol to create an entire skin-care range packed with medical-grade lanolin, a powerful moisturizer extracted from freshly shorn wool. Lano’s Original 101 Ointment is a multitasking “superbalm” that soothes dry lips and patchy skin and triples as a cuticle cream; plus, it’s vegetarian- and baby-approved.
Lano Lanolips 101 Ointment Multipurpose Superbalm - The Original, $19, net-a-porter.com
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Launched by five friends on Instagram, where they immediately found a strong following, Frank Body’s coffee-based line was inspired by Melbourne’s vibrant coffee culture. The flagship coffee scrub is a blend of roasted and ground robusta beans—the caffeine is said to stimulate blood flow to reduce cellulite—and exfoliating sea salt, plus hydrating cold-pressed sweet almond oil and antioxidant vitamin-E extracts.
Frank Body Original Coffee Scrub, $15, us.frankbody.com
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According to founder Katy Beeson, Theseeke’s artisanal line, handcrafted in Sydney, is meant to transform skin care into a “ritual,” both healthful and indulgent. Think: a tin of dried rosebuds and calendula flowers to add a botanical bent to a steam facial, or a detoxifying dry clay mask that asks you to mix rosehip powder with organic yogurt, honey, tea, or water to soothe sensitive skin.
Theseeke Detoxify Dry Clay Mask, $24, urbanoutfitters.com
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Melbourne-based founder Kim Peirce launched her vegan dry scrub line with a food-grade coffee version, whose organic ingredients—fresh coffee, sugar, himalayan pink mineral salts, and almond oil—are pure enough to be brewed and drunk. A selection of whipped body soufflés came next, with sweet almond and macadamia oil and crisp mandarin and violet scents that smell equally delicious.
Babecare Skin Care Body Soufflé Punk Rose, $20, babescrub.com
Photo: Courtesy of Anthropologie5/5The Beauty Chef
From her home base on Bondi Beach, naturalist Carla Oates put her organic skin-care and food background into a line that promises to generate beauty from the inside out, with four superfood and probiotic-filled powders to be spooned into smoothies. Oates also launched three liquid shots to be taken daily: The Hydration version comes with coconut water, aloe vera, and lemon myrtle to brighten skin and provide an overall complexion boost.
The Beauty Chef Inner Beauty Boost, $50, anthropologie.com
