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OUR RECENT COLLABORATION WITH WELLBEING MAGAZINE & TV

Over the last few months, Green Nation Life has had the pleasure of collaborating with the fantastic WellBeing Magazine and TV team to highlight our fabulous range of bespoke, eco-conscious products.

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THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SOY & PARAFFIN WAX FOR CANDLES

Soy wax is made from soybean oil, the oil is treated with a hydrogen solution to solidify the oil into wax. Soy wax is all natural meaning it is non-toxic, colourless and a clean-burning fuel source. On the other hand, paraffin wax is created from petroleum (the same property used...
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WHAT IS POST-CONSUMER RECYCLED PACKAGING & WHY IS IT IMPORTANT?

Post-consumer recycled packaging are materials that are comprised of items recycled by consumers every day such as cardboard, paper, plastic and aluminium - basically anything we toss in our recycling bins! These items are recycled, again and again, each time taking a new form.
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OUR FAVOURITE SUMMER JUICE RECIPE FOR GOOD GUT HEALTH

There’s no denying that gut health is trending at the moment. Whether it’s #guttok on TikTok or an increased presence of health-related video content on Instagram, gut health seems to be everywhere online, and for good reason. 
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WHAT TO DO ON YOUR NEXT SELF-CARE SUNDAY

Self-care is so important not only for our mental health, but general wellbeing. And what are Sunday’s for if not for sleep-ins and a bit of self-care? Self-care is a great outlet for reducing stress and anxiety, can improve relationships and reserach suggests it can actually help you to live...
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WHAT DOES ANTIBACTERIAL ACTUALLY MEAN?

The spread of coronavirus has no doubt changed the way we think about hygiene forever and over the last two years, we’ve heard the term antibacterial more and more. It’s everywhere - our TV screens, our hand wash bottles - but what does antibacterial actually mean?