The Honest Company was founded in 2011 by Jessica Alba, Sean Kane, Christopher Gavigan, Maria Ivette, and Brian Lee in Santa Monica, California. The company manufactures and sells non-toxic cleaning products and baby items. Alba had allergic reactions to many cleaning products as a child. After the birth of her own child, Alba decided to make non-toxic products available to everyone.
Products were first sold at Costco, Whole Foods, and later, Target. Today, products can also be purchased at Nordstroms and Buy Buy Baby. Approximately 80% of sales come from the company’s online site. Currently, the company offers their products in the US and Canada, but there are plans to expand to China, Australia, and the UK.
The Honest Company is currently doing fundraising in an attempt to go public. The company currently offers 90 products, with diapers being their biggest selling item. The Honest Company, at least as of 2016, is thriving without ever spending one dime on advertising.
The Honest Company
The Honest Company was founded in 2011 by Jessica Alba, Sean Kane, Christopher Gavigan, Maria Ivette, and Brian Lee in Santa Monica, California. The company manufactures and sells non-toxic cleaning products and baby items. Alba had allergic reactions to many cleaning products as a child. After the birth of her own child, Alba decided to make non-toxic products available to everyone.
Products were first sold at Costco, Whole Foods, and later, Target. Today, products can also be purchased at Nordstroms and Buy Buy Baby. Approximately 80% of sales come from the company’s online site. Currently, the company offers their products in the US and Canada, but there are plans to expand to China, Australia, and the UK.
The Honest Company is currently doing fundraising in an attempt to go public. The company currently offers 90 products, with diapers being their biggest selling item. The Honest Company, at least as of 2016, is thriving without ever spending one dime on advertising.
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Hello, about two weeks ago I sent a FedEx speaking invitation to Jessica Alba. I am interested in having her speak at our USA-Central Europe Women in Business Summit on October 17 in New York. Is there a way I can find out if she received the letter, or is there an email address I can send it to in order to make sure she sees it?
Thanks very much.
Kathy Artus
Corporate Relations Officer
Cultural Vistas, Washington DC
202-545-7037
The amount of time I’ve spent on hold is absolutely absurd and that’s after I spent $300 on an order. I feel obligated to let other’s know about your horrible service on any social media website I can find and Im retired so I have all day. I’ve also lodged a complaint with the Better Business Bureau
Alfred Schepis
516-902-XXXX
Christopher, I am a Brazilian entrepreneur and run a company that produces Carob bars and candies. Since I heard from The Honest Company I felt a synergy, so, this is an attempt to get in touch and invite you to visit our homepage at carobhouse.com, as well as @carob_house. If I succeed, we may have other contacts and try to do business in USA. Regards.