Finding your perfect lip shade
Eye of Horus offers an abundance of lipstick shades and varieties and it can be challenging to determine the shade that’s right for you. Understanding your skin’s tone will make it easier to select your perfect shade. All Eye of Horus lip shades are infused with vegan, cruelty free and paraben free ingredients. Look at Your Skin Tone […]
Bamboo, a sustainable choice
Bamboo has come a long way since it was first used to make fabrics. Benefits of bamboo include its breathability, comfort and softness and its environmental sustainability. At Sage Natural Living we only sell bamboo brands that can be shown to be from sustainable sources, using a closed loop production system or mechanically processed so […]
The facts about Manuka Honey
Manuka Honey is a special honey which can only be procured from New Zealand, as it is produced by bees which feed on the pollen from the Manuka Plant (also known as NZ Teatree Bush) Scientific research shows us that Manuka honey has stronger antibacterial and antiviral properties than any other form of honey. The acidic […]
Hemp Seed Oil – how it is produced and its benefits in skincare
Hemp seed oil began making its way onto my horizons in around 2006. Until this time, my store had been selling a small range of skin care, mainly Weleda, which I talked about in my previous article. I was constantly researching, and speaking with customers, trying to find more ethical, natural and affordable brands to […]
Weleda – 100 years of holistic skincare & medicines
Weleda skincare and medicines have had a place on the shelves of Sage Natural Living since the store’s inception as Wild Rose Organics in 2004. When it comes to holistic health products, nothing quite compares to the healing powers of these potions. Weleda was created by Rudolf Steiner (philosopher), Ita Wegman (physician) and Oskar Schmeidel […]
Why choose possum fur?
I started selling possum and merino blend garments from New Zealand over 10 years ago now. At first I was skeptical. The garments seemed expensive and I was concerned about the welfare of the possums. Upon doing some research, I discovered that possums had been introduced by man into NZ in 1837 and with no […]
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