What’s Up Wellness: A delicious and yummy cure to your beauty wellness problems
The world including India was in the Covid-19 pandemic zone with people locked down in their homes indulging themselves in unhealthy diets which resulted in more damage to the hair, skin, and nails.
New Delhi: Are you tired of taking care of your skin, hair, and nails? Although you are rushing to the salon, in-taking medicines and all green and blue foods, you are not coming up with the best results you are expecting from your beauty mains. Well, this is because despite all your efforts you are not gulping the right nutrients. To solve your problem related to your hair, skin, and nails, two young entrepreneurs jointly started their own company named What’s Up Wellness.
The Kolkata-based start-up that promises to take care of your three beauty essentials – hair, skin, and nails was founded by Vaibhav Makhija and Sayantani Mandal in 2021. The world including India was in the Covid-19 pandemic zone with people locked down in their homes indulging themselves in unhealthy diets which resulted in more damage to the hair, skin, and nails.
That’s when the two founders of What’s Up Wellness came up with the idea of providing wellness supplements through gummies that would not need any extra effort to eat but would provide an excellent result to the beauty mains.
Early Journey
After working at The Man Company, both Vaibhav and Sayantani moved to Grofers wellness section named Orange Something which concentrated on the beauty business. However, the duo realised that both the companies failed to satisfy the consumers in terms of hair, skin, and nail wellness. Despite spending a lot of money on several beauty products, the result seemed to be dull.
Both of them researched and found that apart from taking care of your beauty externally, it is essential to provide appropriate wellness supplements and thus they came up with their brainchild, What’s Up Wellness.
“We researched and saw that the external application products for hair, skin, and nails can only be helpful to a certain extent and then you need nutrition from within to see the certain changes. Further, the intake of unhealthy food increased in recent times leading to major nutrient deficiency in the body,” said Vaibhav Makhija to NewsRoomPost.
“We realised that wellness supplements can come as a cure to the beauty problem that people are facing and thus we founded our company, What’s Up Wellness,” the 27-year entrepreneur added.
What are these wellness gummies?
The What’s Up Beauty gummies are a delicious blend of 13 essential nutrients and multi-vitamins including “biotin, zinc, folic acid” that promises to keep your hair, skin, and nails healthy. These are gluten-free, vegan (made from aloe vera extract, and grape seed extracts amongst others) and FSSAI certified. Besides, they are free of artificial colours or preservatives and are gender-neutral where both men and women can safely consume.
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How to intake these gummies?
The gummies come in a 30 (Rs 899), 60 (Rs 1,599), and 90 (Rs 2,149) days pack and its Recommended Daily Allowance (RDA) prescribed that one gummy per day is required for the best result.
“We concentrated on the fact that gummies are made tasty and healthy at the same time so the consumers look forward to eating it every day. Also, it consumes minimum time and does not have the burden of swallowing pills or mixing the powder in water and then consuming the supplements. Thus, these gummies were made keeping in mind the busy schedule of today’s generation and to avoid any kind of hassle,” Vaibhav stated.
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What’s next and where can we find What’s Up Beauty gummies?
“Already we developed a search on several upcoming supplements and will try launching six to eight products in the next one year. Moreover, we will also expand our wellness categories and keep them gender-neutral like always,” Vaibhav stated.
These gummies are available on their own website. Also, you can purchase gummies from Amazon, Flipkart, Nykaa, Pharmeasy, and Netmeds.