Feeling great feels so good

From award-winning products for body and beauty, to workshops, coaching and creativity, Archeus supports wellbeing through changes and transitions.

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NATFEM INTIMATE CARE

Since 2016 our intimate care products have been soothing vulval and vaginal dryness and discomfort for women across Aotearoa and around the world. Recommended by health professionals for everyday comfort and intimate moments.

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CONNECT WITH NATURE

Our founder

Since launching in 2013, Archeus is the place I have created to offer trusted natural support for navigating life transitions. Everything here is inspired by the healing power of nature. You'll find soothing relief with the popular NatFem Botanics range of skincare products; and you can explore deeper nourishment through coaching, creativity and workshops.

Georgina x

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More Ways To Care

Salves and balms for artists and gardeners, books to help when life changes, plant essences for peace of mind... whether it's a gift for a friend or a treat for yourself, I hope you find the perfect offering here.

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The Archeus Blog

Inspiration for Midlife Living

Catharsis – fever, initiation and menopause as a rite of passage

Three phases of menopause - initiation, iceberg and assimilation. After perimenopause and then the cessation of periods, there is a period of assimilation in which finally body, mind, emotions and...

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Buddha and Einstein in the Garden

I picture Einstein in the garden seeing forms, patterns, these extraordinary mathematical equations of grace, circles of life and death and life again.

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How can we manage our presence with a loved one at the end of life?

Ten ways to be with a loved one as the end of life nears

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Compassion is not for the faint-hearted

how can we be truly compassionate if we have not explored our own responses to the very things we wish we could run away from?

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