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WholyMe is a technology company.
WholyMe develops natural wellness products for muscle, joint, and everyday tension relief, and pregnancy care solutions. Its offerings include topical balms, therapeutic bath salts, and innovative patches. These synthetic-free products utilize organic botanicals and proprietary, evidence-based formulations, supporting physical recovery.
Celine Ivari founded WholyMe, leveraging her Human Biology and Genetics of Human Disease background and medical education experience. She identified a healthcare gap where symptom management overshadowed holistic wellbeing. This insight compelled Ivari to establish a company focused on redefining personal care as a comprehensive, restorative practice.
WholyMe serves individuals seeking natural relief for physical discomfort, from muscle and joint issues to specific pregnancy requirements. The company’s vision is to elevate care into a powerful, proactive daily practice, moving beyond reactive symptom treatment. It aims to foster true restoration and a compassionate approach to wellbeing.
WholyMe has raised $650K across 1 funding round.
WholyMe has raised $650K in total across 1 funding round.
WholyMe has raised $650K in total across 1 funding round.
WholyMe's investors include Exceptional Ventures, Financière Saint James, Guibor, Paolo Pio, V1 Capital.
Wholyme is a London-based startup developing 100% organic, all-natural supplements and topicals for muscle and joint health, targeting chronic pain relief without synthetic ingredients or adverse effects.[1][2][3][4] It serves athletic millennials and those seeking proactive wellness, solving the problem of reactive symptom management by offering evidence-based, proprietary formulations like cannabis-based ointments, relief balms, and salts sold online and via gym partnerships.[1][4] The company raised a £500,000 seed round in 2020 from investors including Joyance Partners, Financière Saint James, and others, fueling initial manufacturing amid a €16 billion European natural medicine market growing at 7% CAGR.[1]
Wholyme was co-founded by Celine Ivari and Quitterie de Rivoyre, with Celine as the current Founder and CEO, stemming from personal efforts to address chronic inflammation in family members.[1][2] Celine's background in Human Biology, Genetics of Human Disease, and medical education for pharmaceutical companies exposed her to the limitations of symptom-focused care, inspiring a shift to proactive restoration.[2] Launched around 2020 from London HQ, the company gained early traction with its seed funding, enabling production of its first organic product range, including a spring 2020 cannabis-based ointment.[1][3]
Wholyme rides the wave of the booming natural health products market in Europe, valued at €16 billion with 7% CAGR through 2023, driven by demand for clean, organic alternatives amid rising chronic pain from active lifestyles.[1] Its timing aligns with expanding "health and happiness" science, as backed by Joyance Partners' European push, influencing wellness by promoting evidence-rooted, non-pharma solutions in a post-pandemic focus on holistic body awareness.[1][2] By partnering with gyms and building online communities, it shapes the ecosystem toward preventive care, challenging synthetic-dominated pain relief and fostering ripple effects in compassionate, proactive health practices.[2][4]
Wholyme is positioned to scale its organic relief portfolio amid sustained natural wellness growth, potentially expanding product lines, retail partnerships, and international reach beyond Europe.[1][2] Trends like personalized, evidence-based self-care and rising millennial health spending will propel it, evolving its influence from niche pain remedies to a broader restoration platform.[2][4] As care moves proactive, Wholyme could redefine daily wellness, turning personal relief into communal impact—just as its seed momentum launched organic innovation in a synthetic-heavy market.[1]
WholyMe has raised $650K across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $650K Seed in January 2020.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 1, 2020 | $650K Seed | — | Exceptional Ventures, Financière Saint James, Guibor, Paolo PIO, V1 Capital | Announced |