Healthy Living Guide
Shop Naturally is one of Australia’s original online health & wellbeing stores, founded in 2009. We have always been a voice with a balanced view for leading a healthy life. We understand that our customers all have different needs and are capable of doing their own research and making their own informed choices about what best suits their needs. As a privately owned family business, we are not beholden to shareholders or investment companies. All the choices about what we stock and the information we share is 100% controlled by us.
Our Healthy Living Guide is a series of articles split into 5 categories, Eco Friendly, Wellness, Natural Beauty, Natural Home and Shopping Guides. We hope you find the information helpful in living your own healthy life and choose the products that are right for you. Jump straight to your favourite topic or read our latest articles below.
Latest Articles
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The Best 2 Litre Water Bottle 2024 Edition
Since we should all be drinking a minimum of 2 litres of water a day*, the best 2 litre water bottle for you will carry just about everything you need for the day. Depending on who you are -
Camelbak Chute is the largest water bottle in the Camelbak range
Camelbak Hydration Packs can hold over 10 litres of water, strapped to the rider or hikers back, but what about a Camebak water bottle. Camelbak Chute is the largest bottle, but what is their maximum capacity? Originally it -
New Earthwise Whitener packaging
Eco friendly cleaning products need to have thoughtful packaging wherever possible. The Earthwise Whitener packaging change is the latest in a 'step in the right direction' with our natural cleaning products range. Here at Shop Naturally, we always -
The history of Ere Perez Lipstick
The history of Ere Perez Lipstick has been quite the evolution since we originally published this blog post back in 2014. They used to have one of the largest natural lipstick ranges in the country for any natural -
Aotearoad becomes Slo Natural Beauty
Slo Natural Beauty was introduced to Shop Naturally in February 2024, but ti's something you're very familiar with. You might notice the products look familiar, and the packaging too. New Zealand brand Aotearoad have had a brand name -
7 things you can do with Olive and Bee Intimate Cream other than using it for sex
The makers of Olive and Bee Intimate Cream have produced a product whose primary goal was to help with the management of pelvic pain, not lube for sexual intercourse, so the formula is very different, and as a -
Dr Organic shampoo bars - 3 new plastic free solutions
This UK based natural beauty brand are known for their natural shampoo in plastic bottles, but in 2024 the release of the Dr Organic shampoo bars have taken them in to the realm of plastic free beauty products -
We compare the #1 Stanley Cup Dupe choices in Australia - Yeti Tumbler vs Ever Eco Tumbler vs Oasis Tumbler
We've all seen the social media commentary between the Stanley Cup and the Yeti Tumbler. There are plenty of Stanley Cup Dupes on the market that do exactly the same thing for a fraction of the price, and -
Does water based lubricant kill sperm?
When a customer asked us 'does water based lubricant kill sperm?' this week, we went on a mission to research the topic to see what we could find out. Please note, this article does not constitute medical advice -
Introducing OmieBox - the 1st insulated bento box for hot and cold food
Have you ever wondered if there's an insulated bento box that will allow you to keep some food hot and some food cold in the same bento box? Enter OmieBox, the first bento lunch box with an insulated -
Up close with the Oasis Insulated Sports Bottle with the best Sippy Straw Cap
Looking for a quality and affordable insulated water bottle with a straw? The original Oasis Insulated Sports Bottle in the 780ml size has been joined by 2 new sizes, a 550ml bottle which is great for kids at -
Camelbak Kids Water Bottle Best Designs 2024 Edition
Buying a Camelbak kids water bottle means using a very unique lid, the bite valve. Originally designed for the Camelbak hydration packs, around a decade ago now, Camelbak started creating a series of water bottles using the same
