Rolling papers are usually made from hemp, rice, flax, or wood pulp.

Hemp papers are solid and burn nice and even, leaving barely any ash.

• Rice papers are super thin and give a
  smoother, lighter taste — just a bit harder to roll with.
• Wood pulp is the old-school classic —
  easy for beginners but burns quicker.

You can also find unbleached or all-natural options with no dyes, which a lot of people prefer for a cleaner, more neutral flavour.

Yeah, a lot of smokers go for unbleached or natural papers since they don’t have chlorine, dyes, or bleach in them. That means fewer weird residues and no extra taste. Plus, when papers are “bleached,” it usually just means they’re whitened to look nice—not that they work any better.

In Australia, the common sizes you’ll see are:

• Single / “Single Wide” – Good for solo sessions; fits about 0.3–0.6 g depending on how dense your mix
  is.
•  1¼ (1.25) – The everyday classic most people reach for.
•  King Size Slim / 1½ – Perfect for longer smokes or sharing with mates; packs roughly 1 g or more depending on how tight you roll.
• Pre-rolled cones – Same sizes, just ready to go if you can’t be bothered rolling yourself.

A pre-rolled cone’s ready to go — just fill it up, pack it down, and twist
the tip.

Pros: Super easy to use, always the same shape, perfect for beginners or when you’re short on time.

Cons: You don’t get as much control over how tight or thick you roll.

Rolling papers can lose their stickiness if they sit around too long or get exposed to heat or moisture, the gum strip just dries out or weakens over time.

To keep them in top shape:

• Store somewhere cool and dry, no direct sun or heat.
• Keep the pack sealed if it’s got a flap or wrapper.
• Steer clear of humidity, it can make them warp.

A filter, crutch, or tip is just a small bit of card stock or plastic that goes at the mouth end of your roll.

Purpose:

• Stop little bits of herb from getting sucked through
• Give your roll some shape and structure
• Make the draw smoother and airflow better

Flavoured papers have added flavouring agents that can change how your smoke tastes some people love that, others prefer to skip it.

Since Australia has pretty strict laws around additives in tobacco and smoking
products, flavoured papers and similar items can run into legal restrictions.

Yep, rolling papers, filters, and smoking gear (like pipes or holders) are usually classed as smoking implements or tobacco accessories under the law.

• Don’t sell these products to anyone under 18 — it’s a hard no.
    
• In a lot of states, you can’t have tobacco or smoking stuff on display. Keep it out of sight unless someone specifically asks for it.

• Heads up — new rules might be coming that limit flavoured papers, wraps, blunts, or tips. Keep an eye on any law updates.

Recreational cannabis is still illegal across most of Australia — except in a few territories or for medical use.

That said, selling rolling papers is generally fine as long as they’re marketed as tobacco or smoking accessories, not specifically for cannabis. Just make sure you’re not crossing any state laws around drug paraphernalia.

A classic Aussie brand is Tally-Ho, which is run by Imperial Tobacco Australia.

You’ll also find popular international names like RAW, Zig-Zag, and OCB sold here at We Are Lux!