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Discover the skincare and wellness brands that trust WeCurate to drive growth across beauty, luxury, and lifestyle.

From science-led formulations to holistic rituals, we support emerging and established brands in building strong market presence, clear positioning, and long-term performance.

Skincare

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Arete

Present Partner
Wilder Botanics: Herbalism‑Led Wellness for a Slower, More Intentional Life In a world of fast trends and instant fixes, Wilder Botanics takes the opposite route: small‑batch, herbalist‑formulated products designed to support the body gently and consistently over time. Founded by a qualified medical herbalist and inspired by traditional plant wisdom, Wilder Botanics sits at the intersection of: Herbal medicine Modern wellness rituals Sustainable, minimal design Rather than promising overnight transformation, the brand invites you to slow down, replenish and reconnect with your body through teas, tinctures, bath soaks, oils and tonics crafted from whole plants. Struggling with these modern-life symptoms? Wilder speaks directly to them The brand’s universe is built around very real, everyday imbalances: Feeling tired, wired or both – trouble winding down at night, but not truly rested in the morning. Digestive discomfort, bloating, or feeling “off” without a clear diagnosis. Stress and nervous tension, impacting sleep, mood and skin. A desire to move away from synthetic quick fixes toward natural, ritualised care. Wilder Botanics doesn’t claim to replace medical treatment. Instead, it offers plant-based support that can become part of a daily or seasonal self‑care routine. What makes Wilder Botanics different? 1. Herbalist‑formulated, not trend‑driven At the heart of Wilder is medical herbalism. Formulas are: Created by a qualified herbalist, not just a marketing team. Built around whole plant extracts, roots, leaves, flowers and berries. Designed to work in synergy – not as isolated actives. This gives the range a therapeutic logic that goes beyond “this herb is trendy right now”. 2. A complete ecosystem of rituals Wilder doesn’t limit itself to one format. The brand offers: Herbal teas and infusions – for daily, gentle support. Tinctures and tonics – more concentrated, targeted blends. Bath soaks and body oils – to connect internal and external care. The idea is simple: support the nervous system, digestion, skin and overall vitality through multiple, complementary touchpoints. 3. Aesthetic minimalism, emotional warmth Visually, Wilder Botanics is: Minimal, apothecary‑inspired, with amber glass bottles, clean labels, and muted tones. Yet emotionally warm: the copy, product names and imagery evoke nature, slowness, and seasonal cycles. This combination appeals strongly to consumers who want products that look beautiful on the shelf but also feel grounded and sincere. Inside a Wilder ritual: from stress to softness A typical Wilder “evening ritual” might look like: Prepare a herbal infusion A blend focused on nervous system support and relaxation (e.g. oat tops, chamomile, lemon balm, passionflower). Run a bath with a Wilder soak Mineral salts + botanicals to ease muscular tension and invite the body to slow down. Apply a body oil Rich in plant oils and extracts, used as a self‑massage moment to reconnect with the body. Rather than adding more steps to an already busy life, Wilder reframes these moments as anchors: small, repeatable gestures that help regulate the system. Why Wilder Botanics resonates with today’s consumers Several macro‑trends play in Wilder’s favour: Return to herbalism and traditional knowledge Consumers are increasingly interested in plants with a story and a history, not just lab‑engineered actives. Nervous system and stress focus Wellness is shifting from “detox and weight loss” to stress, sleep, nervous system regulation. Wilder is directly positioned there. Ritual over routine People are tired of rigid, productivity‑driven routines. Wilder’s language of ritual, slowness and seasonality feels more human and sustainable. Low‑impact, conscious consumption Glass packaging, small batches, and a limited but coherent range speak to consumers who want to buy less, but better. Who is Wilder Botanics for? Wilder is particularly relevant if you: Are drawn to herbalism, naturopathy, or traditional plant medicine, but want a curated, trustworthy range. Feel the impact of stress, screen time and urban living on your body and mind. Prefer gentle, long‑term support to aggressive, short‑term fixes. Value aesthetic, tactile products that make daily self‑care feel special, not clinical. The Wilder promise At its core, Wilder Botanics offers a simple, powerful promise: To help you reconnect with your body’s natural rhythms through thoughtful, herbalist‑crafted rituals that support you from the inside out. It’s not about chasing an idealised version of wellness. It’s about building a quieter, more resilient baseline, one cup of tea, one bath, one dropper at a time.

Wilder

Present Partner
Inside

Inside Skincare

Present Partner
talm maternity skincare

Talm

Present Partner
Horace

HORACE

 Dead Sea Mineral Mask

The Dead Sea Co

Present Partner

MERCI HANDY

NUUD

 Verdilab Luxury Skincare

Verdilab

 Royal Fern

ROYAL FERN

SKYN ICELAND

 Plisson

PLISSON

 Algologie

ALGOLOGIE

 Hybrid makeup collection

Mi-rê

 Re-feels

Re. Feel Naturals – Emotional beauty products

 Martine de Richeville

Martine De Richeville – Body remodeling and holistic wellness

 Rice-based skincare products

Oryza Lab – Rice-based skincare products

 Holidermie

HOLIDERMIE

Present Partner