KOALA ECO: made in Australia, from Australia

KOALA ECO: made in Australia, from Australia

Are you interested in making choices that won’t harm you or the planet? Try out KOALA ECO.

We’re a Sydney-based company specialising in products for the home that are 100% plant-based, environmentally friendly, not tested on animals and completely free of artificial fragrances or chemicals. Each time we make a new batch, we source fresh essential oils, so colours in the same range can sometimes vary.

For every bottle you buy, we donate to the environmental charity One Percent for the Planet.

Bring the delicious aromas and powerful natural cleaning properties of Australia’s native plants into your home with the KOALA ECO range.

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