Love Goodly is a new US subscription-based service for the health and wellness industry. It aims, say the founders, to give a ‘mindful twist’ to the beauty box idea. Justine Lassoff and Katie Bogue Miller set up the company in June last year and launched to the public in September, having perceived a gap in the current market.

Love Goodly launches health and wellness themed beauty box
New subscription service offers a "mindful twist" on beauty boxes
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