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The skin on your lips is special. It’s thinner and has no oil glands. That means no in-built protection against the elements. To avoid dry, cracked lips, it makes sense to have a natural lip balm r...

What are the key differences between Australian tea tree oil and New Zealand mānuka oil? Although they both come from the same family they are quite different. Tea tree oil has been an industry sin...

Mānuka oil has activity against pathological bacteria, e.g. Staphylococcus, Listeria, and Streptococcus, and against some fungi. Here is the science behind this effective and powerful essential oil.

Are you wondering how to ease inflammation and physical discomfort naturally? The essential oil made with East Cape Mānuka has amazing anti-inflammatory uses and benefits, here’s our guide.

Not All Mānuka Oils Are Created Equal. NZ Crop and Food have defined three predominant mānuka oil chemotypes (races of plants with different chemistry) throughout New Zealand:  In the far north, t...

There’s a miracle oil that’s derived from a New Zealand native plant, and it does everything from killing bacteria to encouraging skin repair and preventing acne. This incredible oil is steam-dist...

What are the main difference of mānuka oil and mānuka honey? And what are the different uses of each? We break down these distinct and unique differences that sets mānuka oil apart.

The skin on your lips is extremely sensitive and delicate. Conventional lotions and dry skin products contain harsh chemicals and allergens. Plus, they taste horrible. Don't put them on your lips. ...

Ever wondered how the miracle mānuka oil is produced? Find out how the mānuka plant goes from the wild to the bottle and becomes one of the world’s most powerful essential oils in our guide!