The Honey Pot Company, founded in 2014, is an inclusive vaginal wellness brand offering clean, efficacious products from plant-derived ingredients. The brand has successfully brought to market the ...

The Honey Pot Co., which makes tampons, supplements and sexual-wellness products, is exploring a sale and could be valued at over $500 million in a potential deal, according to people with knowledge ...

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The Honey Pot has launched at Ulta Beauty, marking the brand’s first wholesale partnership with a beauty retailer. The vaginal care brand will be featured in the beauty retailer’s Wellness Shop.

After receiving backlash on social media, Beatrice Dixon, founder of plant-based feminine care brand The Honey Pot Company, is finally speaking out. Dixon, who’s also the CEO of the company, took to ...

Lovers of The Honey Pot were up in a frenzy afte the foaming wash hit the shelves with a new batch of ingredients that customers felt didn’t align with their organic promise. The CEO and founder, ...

Leading period care brands, including Black-owned company, The Honey Pot, along with August, Cora, DIVA, Here We Flow, LOLA, Rael, and Saalt have partnered up to announce The Tampon Tax Back Coalition ...

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The Honey Pot CEO, Beatrice Dixon, appeared on The Breakfast Club recently where she addressed the ingredient changes in her washes, which caused major backlash from her customers. Dixon claims that ...

Bursor & Fisher filed a consumer class action Wednesday in New York Southern District Court against the Honey Pot Co. LLC. The suit contends that the Honey Pot falsely promotes its 'feminine wash' ...

NPR's Ayesha Rascoe talks to Bea Dixon, founder of The Honey Pot, about consumer concerns around ingredient changes in their feminine care products. Earlier this month, a Black-owned company that ...