DILKARA Vanity Bamal amenities range

Our Story

What does Dilkara mean?

Rainbows and hair colours have many similarities, but it’s even deeper than that… Julie loves the name Dilkara because it represents four main components:

  • Spiritually to connect the product range to her heritage.
  • Visually to describe the range of colours and hues seen in an actual rainbow.
  • Emotionally to unite the different skin tones seen within Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
  • Physically to reflect the tints and dyes found in the industry.

Culture in every bottle

The Dilkara logo design incorporates popular Indigenous patterns, bringing a feel of culture to the product. Each product carries an Aboriginal name that connects it to both Julie’s culture and the organic Australian bush themes chosen for the range.


Ingredients are sourced from local Indigenous communities. Julie works with these groups to bring authenticity to her supply chain, knowing the integrity and care taken to grow and harvest these native elements.

Native Ingredients

Grown and harvested on country

The Dilkara range draws on Kakadu Plum extract, Lilly Pilly Berry, Quandong, Lemon Myrtle, Tea Tree Oil, Eucalyptus Blue Gum Oil and Native Peppermint Oil.

DILKARA Vanity

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