Spring Whānau Kete · 20+ Oil, Mist + 1kg Honey
Just dropped for spring.
Pollen season is creeping in. Hot face by afternoon. Nights that won’t settle.
Spring Whānau Kete is East Coast rongoā for the whānau:
- Wild Mānuka Oil 20+ to massage or press in (or a couple of drops in the diffuser you already own)
- Mānuka Travel Mist to cool the skin
- 1kg Wild Flower Honey for the table
Comes in our branded Whenua gift bag.
$97 · buy separate and you’d pay about $128.95 (oil 20+ $45 + mist $24 + 1kg honey $59.95). You save about $32 in the kete.
Mist to cool. Oil to press in. Honey for the table.
What’s inside
- 1 × Wild Mānuka Oil – East Coast 20+
- 1 × Mānuka Travel Mist 100ml
- 1 × Wild Flower Honey – Blessed with Aroha (1kg)
- Presented in our branded Whenua gift bag
How to use (60-second settle)
- Cool, Mist face and neck (eyes closed). Use when skin feels hot, itchy, or restless after a pollen-heavy day.
- Press the oil in, When skin is clean and intact, warm 1-2 drops of Wild Mānuka Oil 20+ in your palms. Press or gently massage into face, hands, or joints, the same home-remedy way our whānau already use this oil. Optional: 2-4 drops in your ultrasonic diffuser for a soft East Coast evening scent (room atmosphere only; diffuser not included).
- Honey for the table, Warm drinks and breakfast for older kids and adults. Not for infants under 12 months.
Parent line: “Two drops in the diffuser while the bath runs. Mist on itchy faces. Oil massaged into hands or pressed onto clean skin. Honey in warm drinks for the big kids and adults.”
Who this is for
- NZ whānau wanting a simple spring settle for skin, space, and the table
- Anyone who already loves our oil as a home-remedy staple and wants mist + honey with it
- Gifting: arrives ready in the branded Whenua gift bag
Kids & safety
- Patch-test oil first
- No undiluted oil on babies or young children
- External use for oil and mist · honey is food
- Well-ventilated room if using oil in a diffuser; care around pets and little ones
Honest boundaries
Oil and mist are external-use rongoā for comfort of skin and space. Honey is food. This kete does not treat hayfever, allergies, asthma, flu, or any illness. Keep your usual care and GP advice when you need it.
Whenua Honey · Māori-owned · East Coast Aotearoa · first batch packing now
