
Producer: The Honey Pot
Owner/Founder: Beatrice Dixon
Location: Atlanta, GA
Found at the Co-op: Pads, liners, tampons, washes, wipes, bath bombs
Website: thehoneypot.co
As is the unfortunate origin story for many companies, The Honey Pot started because CEO and co-founder Bea Dixon was suffering; and there was no solution in sight. As a child, she suffered through bacterial vaginosis for eight painful months. Then, her grandmother came to her in a dream and presented the correct remedy of herbs to heal herself. In 2014, armed with the knowledge of the dangerous toxins found in most name-brand feminine hygiene items – and the gumption to change that – she founded The Honey Pot. Now, all of The Honey Pot’s products are plant-based, powered by natural ingredients that make them hypoallergenic. There’s no SL, SLES, phthalates, or artificial fragrances.
But to this day, it is still the people that come first. As Dixon said to Fortune, “I don’t want us to be judged based on how much money we raise or how much money we make. I want us to be judged on the character of our business, how we serve the humans we do.” Part of that translates to annually donating 2% of online sales to organizations that support wellness and education. The Honey Pot also won a 2020 ESSENCE Best in Black Beauty Award.










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Bring outdoor adventure into the home with these unique can cozies. The company Cactus to Pine takes retired climbing rope and fashions it into new products, keeping material out of landfills and giving you a never before seen gift option. This is a great way to level-up a very practical gift – nobody likes cold hands! Your recipient may choose to keep their cozie at home to dream of more adventure-filled days, or even take it out with them on their next hike, climb, or activity for the finish line celebration drink. 




























