HWELL — Brand Guide

Brand Guide · Version 1.0 · June 2026

The wellness you've been searching for —
modern longevity that meets you where you are.
color palette

Two heroes and a supporting cast. Red is energy and presence. Teal is calm and aliveness. Together they capture what HWELL stands for — vibrant, grounded, fully human.

HWELL Red
#ED3A12
Primary · Energy · Vitality
HWELL Teal
#77E6E2
Primary · Calm · Balance
Yellow
#FFEB66
Accent · Joy · Warmth
Dark Navy
#041F4E
Text · Headlines · Buttons
Aubergine
#821A66
Footer · Depth · Sophistication
Warm Cream
#F8F6F2
Background · Breathing Room
typefaces

Three typefaces, one consistent tension: bold editorial meets warm human. Anton anchors, Be Vietnam Pro communicates, Lora adds soul.

feel
alive.
Anton
Headlines & Display
Always lowercase. Maximum visual weight. Used for hero text, section titles, callouts — and in the logo itself. Tight letter-spacing (-1 to -2px). Never bold or italic (it's already as bold as it gets).
Real change comes from small, consistent steps — not heroic all-or-nothing pushes.
Be Vietnam Pro
Body Text, UI & Navigation
Weights 300–600. The workhorse. Clean, modern, readable at any size. Used for all body copy, captions, labels, navigation, and metadata. Weight 500–600 for emphasis.
"Wellness that feels like coming home to yourself."
Lora
Quotes, Taglines & Accent Text
Serif warmth and depth. Italic preferred. Used for pull quotes, testimonials, philosophical asides, and the brand tagline. Never in headlines — that's Anton's territory.
the four pillars

Every piece of content maps to one or more of these. They are the biological and emotional backbone of everything HWELL creates — chosen carefully, built on real science.

01
energy that carries you
Mitochondria · Rhythm · Nourishment
02
calm at your core
Nervous System · Cortisol · Sleep
03
metabolism that works with you
Hormones · Mood · Digestion
04
cellular vitality that lights you up
Longevity · Repair · Resilience
the h.a.b.i.t. method

HWELL's proprietary transformation framework. How "I know I should" becomes "this is just who I am now." Five steps, one clear arc.

H
Honor
Your Biology
A
Align
with Authenticity
B
Build
with Intention
I
Integrate
with Integrity
T
Thrive
through Consistency
voice & tone

HWELL writes like a brilliant friend who happens to know a lot about longevity — and won't let you off the hook. Science-informed. Soul-aware. Never preachy.

Brand Personality
warm direct smart rebellious science-informed soul-aware playful precise human quietly confident
Writing Principles
  • Short punchy sentences mixed with flowing ones — rhythm matters
  • Science translated into clarity, not jargon
  • Rhetorical questions, self-aware humor, real-life anecdotes
  • Metaphors that make the abstract tangible
  • Intentional fragments for emphasis. Like this.
  • Em dashes for rhythm — used with purpose
  • Earned uplift — never sugar-coated
  • Ends with a question or invitation, not a declaration
Blog & Lead Magnets
Written in Gaby's voice — first person "I". Personal, experiential, the voice of someone who has lived this.
Social Content
Flexible. Most posts as Gaby's "I". Sales campaigns and brand moments shift to "we" or a direct "you"-forward address.
Website & Sales Copy
Brand voice — "we" or second person. The closer to a personal story, the more it belongs in Gaby's "I".
taglines & phrases

These define HWELL's verbal identity. Use them consistently. They are not optional copy — they are the brand speaking.

Positioning Line
the wellness
you've been searching for.
Modern longevity that meets you where you are.
Brand Invitation
come as you are.
Used on homepage hero and key CTAs
Transformation Promise
From exhaustion → energy.
From numbness → aliveness.
Brand Promise
wellness you can actually live.
who she is

HWELL exists for one woman. Everything — every word, every image, every habit — is designed with her in mind.

"I want to feel myself again. Alive, vibrant, healthy, powerful. And I want a way to get there that does not exhaust me further."
— Her inner voice. Every time.

She is

Women ages 38–55
Smart, capable, often accomplished
Feels younger inside than her energy allows
Informed but overwhelmed by wellness noise
Tried protocols, supplements, podcasts
Wants clarity, not more information
Ready — but needs a way through, not another plan

HWELL Brand Guide · hwell.world · Version 1.0 · June 2026

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