A wellness catalog template for spas, studios and shops
A calm wholesale catalog for makers of essential oils, herbal teas, face oils and bath salts. Written for selling to spas, yoga studios and wellness shops that recommend products to their clients.
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All 15 designed pages
Covers, promotion and product-story pages built for this campaign. Use the ones you need; your product pages are added in the same style.
Product pages that fill themselves
Import your products and they take this layout automatically — shown here with sample products. Switch the grid any time, from 2 × 2 to 4 × 5 or a one-column line sheet.
About the Health & Wellness Catalog template
This wellness catalog template is quiet and warm: linen-toned pages, cocoa brown ink, clay and sage accents, a lotus motif, and Crimson Text serif headings softened by rounded Quicksand. The covers set the mood with “Rest · Restore · Renew” and a two-word “Rest well.” poster. Inside, a signature blend page breaks one oil into its three botanicals, and an oil guide lists sizes, uses, case packs and a dilution note.
Wellness buyers want to know what is in the bottle and how fresh it is, so the sample copy leads with small batches, dated blends and safety cards. Import oils, teas and bath soaks from Shopify or upload a CSV file, and they fill white product pages with photo, name, SKU and price; ingredients can go in the description and bottle sizes can show as variants. Share the flipbook with its order form, or print a PDF for spa managers and retreat buyers.
Best for
- Essential oil and aromatherapy brands selling to spas and studios
- Herbal tea blenders with loose-leaf and pyramid-bag lines
- Face oil, balm and bath salt makers building a wellness range
- Distributors supplying yoga studios, salons and gift shops
- Small-batch makers who date every batch and want that on the page
Pages worth a closer look
Signature blend page with its botanicals
The sample featured oil is split into three numbered botanicals (lavender, cedarwood and sweet orange), each with a short note, plus a simple how-to-use line. The format suits any blend, tea or balm that sells on what goes into it.
Oil guide with sizes, uses and a safety note
A table lists each oil by size, use (diffuser, bath, face or massage), case pack and wholesale price, including a four-bottle sampler. The footnote covers dilution and safety cards, the detail careful spa buyers ask about first.
3 + 1 ritual gift set offer
Instead of a discount, the promo page adds a free ritual gift set to every three cases ordered, pitched as a counter display. Bonus-product offers like this protect your price list while still rewarding larger orders.
Stockist welcome that builds trust
The welcome page speaks to stockists directly: who the products suit, how the oils are tested, how fresh the teas are and when testers ship free. Rewrite it with your own quality checks and sample policy.
What spa and wellness buyers want in a wholesale catalog
Name every botanical and its origin
Practitioners read labels closely. Give the plant’s common and Latin name, the part used, the extraction method (steam-distilled or cold-pressed) and where it was grown. Buyers who recommend your oils to clients need that detail to answer questions with confidence.
Print dilution and safety guidance
Essential oils are concentrated, and responsible shops expect clear usage notes: dilution for skin, drops for a diffuser, and cautions for pregnancy, young children and pets. Put a short note on the oil guide page and ship printed safety cards with every case.
Offer testers and a sampler set
Spa and studio buyers rarely commit to a full line without smelling it. A sampler of small bottles or testers with the opening order lets them try the range, and samplers often sell on their own as gifts at the front desk.
Date batches and state shelf life
Freshness matters for teas and cold-pressed oils. Print a blend date and shelf life for each line, ship the oldest stock first, and tell buyers how long a product stays at its best once opened. Small, frequent reorders then make sense to everyone.
Offer treatment sizes and retail sizes
Spas use products in treatments and sell them at reception. Offer larger professional sizes for the treatment room alongside retail sizes for the shelf, and show both in the catalog so one buyer can order for both uses.
From product list to finished catalog
Pick this template
Open Health & Wellness Catalog in EasyCatalog and choose the cover and the pages you want — every page is optional and editable.
Add your products
Import from Shopify in one click, or upload a CSV, connect WooCommerce or a product feed. Your products fill the product pages automatically.
Download or share
Export a print-ready PDF (up to 300 DPI, CMYK and bleed for print shops) or share an online flipbook with a built-in order form.
Questions about this template
Can I add ingredients, sizes and batch notes to products in this catalog?
Yes. Ingredients, botanicals and directions fit in each product’s description, and sizes such as 10 ml or 30 ml can be variants shown in a variant table. Shopify metafields can carry extra data like shelf life or batch notes, and the oil guide page stays fully editable.
Can spas and yoga studios order through the wellness catalog?
Yes. Send spas and studios the wholesale flipbook, and they order through its built-in form while they browse your oils and teas. You set a minimum order value, quantity steps that match your case packs and up to three volume price tiers. Studio orders then arrive by email and in the app, ready for you to confirm.
How should wellness brands describe product benefits in a catalog?
Describe the experience and the ingredients rather than health outcomes. Words such as cure, treat or heal can turn a tea or oil into a regulated medical claim in many markets. Phrases like a calm evening ritual or a warm, grounding blend are safer and still sell.
Do spas and studios expect a wholesale minimum order?
Usually, but a modest one. Many wellness suppliers set an opening minimum of a few hundred dollars and a lower reorder minimum, because studios have small retail shelves. Mixed cases across oils, teas and bath products make that minimum easier to reach.
Start your Health & Wellness Catalog
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