Far older than us
The botanicals in Native Power Serum draw on knowledge far older than our brand. In recognition of the Indigenous plant-medicine tradition behind them, our give back initiative donates to the Children’s Ground as an ongoing commitment.
4% of all Native Power Serum sales is donated to Children’s Ground
Children’s Ground is a First Nations organisation, led by Aboriginal people, working alongside communities across the Northern Territory so that children and families can thrive in learning, health and wellbeing, strong in their culture.
Powerful Native Botanicals
Quandong
The 'Desert Peach', an ancient Indigenous medicine rich in antioxidants, essential fatty acids and Vitamins C and E, working to stimulate collagen, renew cells and soothe inflammation.
Kakadu Plum
The world's highest natural source of Vitamin C, with a rare antioxidant profile built to withstand the harsh Northern Australian sun, defending skin against free radicals and pollution.
Davidson Plum
Anti-inflammatory and skin strengthening, with the refining action of a natural AHA: it delicately exfoliates, clears the pores and encourages cell regeneration.
Children's Ground
Children’s Ground is a First Nations organisation, led by Aboriginal people, working alongside communities across the Northern Territory so that children and families can thrive in learning, health and wellbeing, strong in their culture.
Its programs are designed, delivered and evaluated by First Nations people — the community itself.
A focus on learning, health and wellbeing that uplift First Nations knowledge systems rather than replace them.
Working on Arrernte land in Central Australia, Bolmo land in the Top End, and Larrakia land in Darwin.
An Artist Collaboration
Domica Hill is a proud Palawa woman with ancestral roots along Tasmania’s north-west coast. A secondary school teacher before she was a painter, she now gives form to the stories handed down through her family — pairing vivid contemporary colour with traditional symbolism, and work that speaks to Country, identity and the bond between people and land.
Domica created a banksia artwork motif for Native Power Serum — a story of resilience rooted in community. You’ll find it across the product pages and give back initiative.
Every mark, a meaning.
Domica’s design is built from three elements. In her words;
The Meeting Place
The circle behind the banksia is a meeting place, a sacred space of connection. It represents community, family and the stories that are shared when people gather together. The banksia growing from its centre reflects the idea that our strength and identity are nurtured through our relationships, ancestors and connection to Country.
The Banksia
The banksia represents resilience and new beginnings. It is a native Australian plant that flourishes after fire, reminding us that even after seasons of hardship, life has the ability to bloom again. Its strong stem and reaching leaves symbolise standing grounded in Country while continuing to grow with hope and courage.
The Ring Of Dots
The ring of dots within dots surrounding the meeting place represents the many people and generations who hold and protect that space. Each dot is an individual story, and together they form an unbroken circle of belonging. The layered dot work also honours the ripples of knowledge, love and culture that continue to spread outward from one generation to the next.
Together, this artwork tells a story of resilience rooted in community, where growth begins in connection, and every shared story strengthens the circle for those who follow.
Domica Hill, Palawa Artist
Ritual, with roots.
Every bottle carries the plants, the story behind them, and 4% back to Children’s Ground.
MV Skintherapy acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we live and work, and pays respect to Elders past and present.