Manuka Honey
The word manuka is the Maori name for the tree whose nectar produces manuka honey. The manuka tree belongs to the myrtle (Myrtaceae) family and is related to the Australian tea tree. The hardy plant can thrive in lowlands and at sub-alpine heights alike. The tree, which is now known for its honey and essential oil, has been used traditionally by the Maori for thousands of years.
Manuka Oil
This 100% natural manuka oil (Leptospermum scoparium) comes from sustainable cultivation near the sea in New Zealand or the southwest coast of Western Australia. Direct and local distillation of the fresh twigs and leaves with gentle steam.
