Brought to you in collaboration with, CHARLI Health, The Patch Remedy, My Way Up, Base Collective and The Hairy Pill
When it comes to wellness rituals, women do it best. From beating the Sunday scaries with a self-care moment, taking a meditative ‘hot girl walk’ or slowly morphing into a Pilates princess, nobody does it better.
But when it comes to women’s health issues, more often than not, we can feel dismissed and left out of the conversation. There is a positive movement and, thanks to forward-thinking brands, such as the five we’ve highlighted here, the conversation is changing, and women’s health is being placed front of mind.
CHARLI Health
You’d think that with the boom in the FemTech industry, there would be fewer gaps in the women’s health space. However, the gaps in reproductive and sexual healthcare are exactly what sparked the need for female-led CHARLI Health.
Built on the back of award-winning research conducted by nurse practitioner Samantha Costa, this female reproductive health app has been designed to advocate for the needs of women in the oft-times challenging healthcare space.
With a focus on empowerment, CHARLI aims to assist girls and women throughout every stage of their reproductive journey – from their first period to pregnancy and menopause. CHARLI is the only women’s health app to use tags, especially developed by experts in women’s health, to track cycles and symptoms.
Offering personalised and evidence-based insights, the app combines smart symptom and cycle tracking with a medically trained AI. The AI chat feature provides friendly, private guidance, flags any unusual patterns, and if needs be, connects users directly to the CHARLI Clinic. This integrated access to real clinicians is a game-changer for reproductive health.
CHARLI provides general information only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or emergency services. Users should seek advice from qualified health providers for personal medical concerns.
The Patch Remedy
The Patch Remedy is transforming the way we approach wellbeing with its innovative topical patches that provide a convenient alternative to other wellness options. The discreet patches are easy to use and designed to fit seamlessly into daily routines. The female-founded, Australian-owned brand offers a range of patches designed with practicality in mind.
The Patch Remedy is built on a simple idea: wellness should fit easily into everyday life. With carefully designed ingredients and easy peel-and-stick application, the brand takes a modern, minimalist approach to self-care. Designed to integrate seamlessly into busy lifestyles, The Patch Remedy offers a fresh alternative to traditional wellness routines.
Use code ELLE15 at checkout for a discount.
My Way Up
As evidenced by numerous studies¹, collagen and elastin fibres naturally decline with age. But all hope for supporting your body’s natural collagen levels is not lost. Adding an easy-to-take collagen peptide supplement to your routine can help maintain collagen production.
My Way Up’s Collagen Restore has been formulated from Australian-sourced, evidence-based pure collagen peptides, along with organic bamboo silica and zinc glycinate to support connective tissue structure. Each scoop also contains clinically studied prebiotic Bimuno GOS, which helps to support gut health and microbiome balance. It’s a simple way to give your body a daily nutritional boost. The formula is tasteless, odourless and heat-stable, allowing you to mix it into your morning tea or coffee as part of your daily wellness routine.
The Base Collective
ICYMI: Magnesium is the trending ingredient to add to your routine. Growing in popularity largely thanks to its TikTok presence, this hard-working mineral plays a role in more than 300 bodily processes2. From aiding in muscle recovery and relaxation, to boosting energy and even encouraging sleep. But not all magnesium supplements are created equal; many are full of additives or aren’t based on naturally derived ingredients.
Enter: The Base Collective. Driven by a simple belief in health and wellbeing, this Australian brand offers clean, non-toxic and science-backed products that are easy to fit into your daily routine.
The standout in their extensive range of magnesium-based products, is the Berberine + Magnesium Forte tablets. The gentle, easy-to-digest formula helps to support healthy blood sugar regulation, energy production, reduced sugar cravings, and restorative sleep.
The Base Collective is offering ELLE readers 15 per cent off with code: ELLEXTBC
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The Hairy Pill
There is nothing more alarming than seeing the amount of hair fall you’re experiencing while washing your hair in the shower. What’s even more alarming is the statistic that one in two women will experience hair loss in their lifetime.
For women noticing hair thinning or hair fall, The Hairy Pill offers a personalised, clinical-grade service, designed to treat female hair loss by stimulating thinning hair. Take the online hair quiz, you’ll then be connected to a doctor via telehealth, to receive a treatment tailored to your specific needs, which is all conveniently available as a subscription service for just $75 a month.
With more than 35 years of medical research and backing, women taking The Hairy Pill treatment can expect to see hair loss slow within the first three months, reduced hair shedding and potential new growth between three and six months. From six months to a year, hair appears visibly thicker, fuller and stronger. Join the conversation and stop the stigma surrounding female hair loss, because we all deserve to feel confident.
The Hairy Pill is offering ELLE readers $30 off their first three-month treatment plan when you use code: ELLE30 at checkout*.
*Offer valid for new patients only, until 11.59pm AEST 31 October 2025. Not in conjunction with any other offer. For full terms & conditions visit thehairypill.com.au
1https://doi.org/10.5826/dpc.1201a18
2 https://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/Magnesium-HealthProfessional/
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