New Zealand's Skin Balm. ^™

Murray’s Mānuka Balm comes from a family tradition that has been passed down through three generations of the Murray family.

The 500+ MGO mānuka honey in every tube comes directly from our own hives in New Zealand, where our family has been beekeeping for generations. We combine our own mānuka honey with carefully selected natural ingredients including kawakawa, aloe vera, shea butter, mango butter, coconut oil and beeswax.

It’s a simple, hardworking balm made from ingredients we know and trust — created to bring a little of the Murray family tradition to a new generation.

Murray’s Mānuka Balm is made to be gentle enough for the whole family, including delicate and sensitive skin.

It can be used for everyday dry skin, chapping, minor irritation, nappy-area care and areas prone to rubbing or chafing.

For babies, apply a small amount to clean, dry skin. As with any new skincare product, we recommend patch testing first. If your baby has a persistent or severe skin condition, speak with your healthcare professional.

Murray’s is an everyday balm for wherever skin needs a little extra care.

Use it on dry or cracked skin, lips, hands, cheeks, chapped skin, minor grazes, nappy-area irritation and areas prone to chafing.

It’s equally at home in the bathroom, changing bag, sports bag or hiking pack — a versatile little tube for the whole family.

Murray’s Mānuka Balm is made in New Zealand, with its story beginning in the Far North of Aotearoa.

The Murray family have been beekeepers for three generations, and the mānuka honey we use in our balm comes directly from our own hives.

That connection to our bees, our land and our family heritage is at the heart of Murray’s.

Murray’s Mānuka Balm is made with 100% natural ingredients, bringing together mānuka honey from our own hives with nourishing botanicals, plant oils, butters and beeswax.

There’s nothing complicated about it. Just carefully chosen ingredients inspired by nature and a family formula that has been passed down through generations.