Where Lineage Meets Land: Our Story & Roots
Botanical heritage. Irish roots. Australian Earth
Grounded in the ancient wisdom of Gaelic healers and enriched by the wild botanicals of Australia, Nala Native is where lineage, land, and plant-based ritual skincare converge.
A Legacy of Healing from Two Lands
Founder Aimee Louise Ní hÍceadha descends from the Ó hÍceadha clan, a hereditary line of Gaelic healer-physicians who served the O’Briens of Munster for generations. For over 1,600 years, the Ó hÍceadha family preserved herbal knowledge, plant-based healing, and traditional approaches to care that shaped early Celtic medicine.
This lineage carried through time, surviving hardship, migration, and cultural shifts.
Today, that ancestral thread lives quietly but powerfully in Aimee’s philosophy:
healing is seasonal, land-based, and deeply human.
Raised along Australian bushland, coastlines, and desert horizons, Aimee’s connection to place shaped her understanding of slow ritual, natural care, and botanical intelligence. Years spent in remote communities deepened her respect for Country and the wisdom held in native plants.
Through Nala Native, she weaves together two worlds:
Irish herbal tradition carried through heritage, and Australian botanical skincare shaped by land, climate, and presence.
The result is earth-aligned, natural skincare grounded in ritual, lineage, and integrity.
Skincare that feels like coming home.
Ancestral Wisdom Meets Botanical Innovation
At Nala Native, Celtic herbal philosophies meet modern botanical skincare. Our minimalist formulations centre on native Australian botanicals such as:
Emu Apple for soothing + softening
Quandong for hydration + renewal
Desert Lime for radiance + antioxidants
Jojoba Oil for natural skin harmony
Each product honours the principle Aimee was raised with:
Use what is essential, and nothing that isn’t.
A quiet return to what’s real.
A ritual that remembers.
A moment that is entirely yours.
Rooted in land.
Guided by lineage.
Let your skin exhale.
Let your ritual begin.