Love Wellness was created by Lo Bosworth in 2016 and began with vaginal health products before growing into a wider wellness shelf. This edit covers the capsules and probiotics that started it, the wipes, cleanser and melt strips, and the multivitamin gummies from other brands.
From Reality TV to the Vitamin Aisle: Lo Bosworth's Love Wellness
Love Wellness was created in 2016 by Lo Bosworth, a Laguna Beach alum. What I find interesting is not the television past but the choice of a first product. The brand launched with vaginal health products, starting with Good Girl Probiotics, and putting that plain language on the box.
The growth after that was steady and physical. It reached beauty retail in 2019, and a big-box rollout followed at select doors on December 27, 2020, with a wider release the next week. By 2023 the brand was sold in roughly 4,800 retail doors. That is a lot of shelf space for a company that started with one capsule and a plain conversation.
The first grid is the capsule and probiotic side. Good Girl Probiotics is the vaginal probiotic where it all began, and Healthy V Vitamin is the brand's vaginal health vitamin. Bye Bye Bloat is what the brand calls its debloating capsules, and Sparkle Fiber is described as regularity capsules. Gut Feelings Probiotics is the digestive probiotic, so if you are new to this range it is the easiest name to understand.
Gut Feelings and Good Girl sit side by side in my head as two separate ideas, one digestive and one vaginal, and the names make that easy to keep straight. I would read every label properly, take only what the label says, and treat these as part of a routine, not a promise. Supplements are personal, so it is worth asking a doctor before starting anything new.
Love Wellness capsules and probiotics
Wipes, cleanser and quick melt strips
The second grid is the part of the brand that surprised me, because it moves from things you swallow to things you use in the shower or the bathroom cabinet. It is tidy, clinical and low on drama, which is what I want from this category, and it keeps the wording plain enough that you can explain each product to a friend in one sentence.
The pH Balanced Wipes are vulva wipes, and the pH Balanced Cleanser is the matching vulva cleanser. Both are the sort of thing I keep in a gym bag, a travel kit or a drawer at work. Fragrance is a topic here, so read the ingredient list, and if anything stings or irritates, stop using it and speak to a doctor.
Then the format I like most: Quick Melt Strips. The SLEEP strips and the BLOAT strips are both thin dissolving strips, which suits anyone who dislikes swallowing capsules or carrying a pill organizer. I would call them a convenience format, and I would stay well away from treating them as a substitute for advice from a professional. The brand describes each strip by its name, so I let the box do the talking.
A small tip for travel: pack the strips flat, and keep the wipes in the same pouch as your toothbrush so they are easy to find. It is a very small system and a very easy one to keep up.
Daily gummies from other names
Not everything on a wellness shelf has to come from one brand. Most of us also take a daily multivitamin, and gummies are the format people actually remember to take, so the third grid is a lineup of women's multivitamin gummies from other names.
OLLY's Women's Multivitamin Gummies in Berry are the berry-flavored option in the lineup. First Day's Women's Daily Multivitamin Gummies list folate, vitamins A, C, D3, K2, E, B1, B6 and B12, plus magnesium, biotin, zinc and fiber, which makes the label long and easy to compare. Nature's Bounty's Optimal Solutions gummies come in Mixed Berry and Raspberry. Nature Made's version is marked USP Verified, which is a detail worth reading on the pack. Centrum's Women 50+ Multi Gummy is aimed at an older age group, so it is the one to look at if that is you.
What I would skip: doubling up. If you take a multivitamin and a separate capsule with overlapping ingredients, add up the numbers on both labels before you commit. I would also skip gummies you do not enjoy, since a habit you dread rarely lasts a month. Anyone who is pregnant, on medication or managing a condition should check with a doctor or pharmacist first.
Women's multivitamin gummies from other brands
How I would shop this shelf
Here is how I would build this shelf without overthinking it. Pick one thing from each part: something you take, something you use, and something that makes the daily habit easy. Then leave it alone for a few weeks before judging.
The small test I trust is consistency. If a product lives where you will see it, next to the kettle or the toothbrush, you will use it. If it lives in a cabinet you never open, it will not matter how good the label was.
Before you buy, write down what you already take, so the new thing has a clear place. That one list saves a lot of duplicate bottles. Add one new thing at a time, so that if something does not suit you, you know exactly which product it was. I like brands that talk plainly about their category, and Love Wellness does that. Still, no supplement or wipe can replace an appointment. If something is persistent, uncomfortable or new for you, please see a doctor and bring the box with you.
