Skincare of New Zealand
5 stores · curated ORBIS register
Wellington Apothecary handcrafts plant-based skincare, herbal teas, and tonics in Wellington, New Zealand. Founded by herbalists Jemma Scott, Laura Jansen, and Chantal Cropp in 2014, it also runs a naturopathy clinic and workshops.
Aotea handmakes mānuka honey, balms and creams on Great Barrier Island, growing, harvesting and bottling native flora with a local team led by founder Tama Toki. Rooted in Māori herbal tradition, the company funds scholarships for island youth and sells directly online.
Opened in 2017 by Tessa Peach at the Arts Centre on Worcester Boulevard, the shop curates well-made New Zealand goods from hand-thrown ceramics and wool blankets to pantry staples, skincare, and spirits. An adjoining café shares the ground floor of the historic Boys' High building.
Honey Centre bottles manuka and other New Zealand honeys at its Warkworth facility on Perry Road, where a shop, tours, and the Hive Cafe are open seven days a week. Beyond the tasting room, the full range of honey, comb, and skincare products ships through the company's online store.
Stewart Island Botanicals crafts organic skincare and spa products by hand from a shop and workshop at 12 Main Road in Oban, using seaweed harvested from the waters around New Zealand's Stewart Island. The full range, from calendula balms to a seaweed body polish, ships to customers across New Zealand and Australia via the site's online shop.
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