For the founder of The Honey Pot, Beatrice Dixon, her business is quite literally a dream come true. After battling bacterial vaginosis, a common but uncomfortable infection that disrupts the vaginal ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. After receiving backlash on social media, Beatrice Dixon, founder of plant-based feminine care brand The Honey Pot Company, is ...

Black-woman-owned and founded, The Honey Pot Company has been acquired by an outside firm for $380 million. Company Founder and CEO Beatrice Dixon and representatives from the new firm, Compass ...

But instead of focus on that foolishness, I wanted to bring it back to the actual products and how they have been helping my for nearly a half-decade. See, I discovered the Honey Pot in 2015. It was ...

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.

The Honey Pot is kicking off 2024 with a new partnership. The plant-derived vaginal care brand has been acquired by Compass Diversified via a $380 million majority stake acquisition, according to Inc.

The Honey Pot launched 12 products on Ulta.com. As part of the Tampon Tax Coalition, brands will work together to help eliminate the taxation on menstruation products that exist in 21 states. The ...

It's a rarity that you find people speaking about vaginal health over lunch, in public, not in hushed tones, but rather, passionately. That was the type of conversation I had with Bea Dixon, creator ...