THE HONEY POT - Herbal Overnight Pads - 12 Count

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Because at this point I’m grateful for all the things that we’ve gone through. I’m grateful that I wasn’t able to raise more money when I wanted to. I’m grateful that my path might have been more uphill than the next person’s path and I had to really work the muscle to be able to climb the hill. I’m grateful for that because that’s what was meant for me. Honey pot pads are available at most pharmacies, drugstores, and online retailers. They are also available in different brands, sizes, and styles, so it’s important to choose a product that suits your specific needs and preferences. Are Honey Pot pads safe? In other cultures they do, right? That’s how Silicon Valley was created. It is a goal. Who knows what will happen but I work very hard, me and my team work very hard to work towards that end. What would you do personally if that were to happen, what would your next steps be?

After successfully treating her own bacterial vaginosis, Dixon gave her homemade wash to as many friends as possible—testing and surveying to see if other women experienced the same positive reaction. Eighteen months later, in 2013, she brought The Honey Pot Company’s natural wash to a hair show in Atlanta, selling 600 bottles in one weekend. Within a year, Dixon had landed the brand onto the shelves of her local Whole Foods; it didn’t take long for Target buyers to reach out to her for a meeting.Our target customer is any human with a vagina that wants to use clean products for their health and wellness," says Dixon. "Our world is so diverse, and we wanted to make it clear that we are here for everyone—no matter how they identify. With gender fluidity becoming a larger conversation, many brands are going to have to figure out a more inclusive way to market their products." Many of us have heard for years that the vagina is self-cleaning, and you don’t really need to do anything to maintain it. That is true—your vagina self-cleanses through discharge— but your vulva, which includes the clitoris, external lips, and the area surrounding the vaginal opening, does not. For this reason, all of the Honey Pot cleansing and soothing products are created to be used externally, never internally. As I step in the chic Soho House elevator to meet Beatrice Dixon, founder of The Honey Pot, I feel an overwhelming sense of imposter syndrome. But the second I walk in to her hotel room, embraced by her nurturing warmth and the scent of dragonblood incense, I feel an immediate sense of ease. We sit on the couch with tea, barefoot and cross-legged, and her exuberant confidence is totally contagious. Now I get it—she is The Honey Pot. Sister, this shit’s not going to stop happening because The Honey Pot Company says a thing. My focus is creating ways for people to heal because I don’t feel like we need to keep having the same conversation. I imagine it’s hard to separate yourself and your personal life from your brand and the company. How do you manage taking care of your mental health to maintain a work-life balance? Eco-friendly pads are usually gentler on your skin and the environment. They are usually made of cotton, hemp, or bamboo. Sustainable period pads should also be free from fragrances, dyes, chemicals, chlorine, and dioxin.

Depending on your flow and needs, some features may make your experience with pads more comfortable and discreet. Improved sleep: When a person is not worried about wetting the bed, they can sleep more soundly and wake up feeling refreshed. After launching the wash, I thought about how there are so many other products that make up my feminine care regimen—from wipes to menstrual products to treatment products. We want to offer solutions for a wide range of needs and wants,” says Dixon, who has now expanded her brand from one product into a full-scale line available nationwide in major retailers like Target, Wal-Mart, and Free People. The Honey Pot’s offerings include everything from washes, wipes, tampons, and pads, to vulva cream. Not only is it a one-stop-shop for feminine hygiene, but every single product is formulated with high-quality botanicals and herbs that have powerful benefits. With no plans to slow down, new and innovative plant-based products will continue to hit the shelves. Easy to use: Honey pot pads are simple to use and can be worn discreetly under clothing. They are also easy to dispose of, making them a convenient solution for managing bedwetting.

The scientific community has focused on studying the vaginal microbiota to better understand and treat certain gynecological conditions. Understanding the microorganisms present in the vagina and their effects on health is crucial for improving women’s health. Fast forward six years and that list of ingredients Dixon tested and perfected led to the world’s first plant-based feminine care line, sold at major retailers including Whole Foods, Target, and Walgreens. The Honey Pot Company has since expanded from the first product Dixon concocted, The Normal Wash , to a full line of products ranging from wipes to menstrual cups to postpartum healing pads. When it comes to something like this, which we feel we’ve actively built through this relationship with the producer, it feels like major betrayal. You get to go off with your millions and so-call help the community. And I’m left with trying to figure out, again, what is going to work for my hair or my skin. Growing up in a predominantly female household (love you, dad), vagina talk—a.k.a periods, yeast infections, BV and UTIs—were often discussed. To really be specific, yeast infections in particular were something I struggled with for years. Because of this, I developed a less-is-more approach when it comes to my “down there” routine. When looking at washes and wipes available in stores, I would cringe at the thought of the stinging, burning and consequent recurring yeast infections these products would surely result in.