Today’s episode with Bea Dixon, the visionary founder of the Honey Pot Company, is rooted in ancestral wisdom. Bea and I discussed her journey from battling bacterial vaginosis to founding the first black-owned plant-derived feminine care brand. We also discuss the recent uptick in acquisitions among black beauty founders, the impact of stress and environmental factors on vaginal health, and Beatrice's holistic self-care practices. Beat also shared insight into navigating business partnerships and maintaining product integrity while scaling a company. This conversation is a masterclass in the importance of perseverance, self-care, and community.

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Bea’s childhood and early experiences with menstrual care
How Bea tapped into ancestral wisdom to help her heal her bacterial vaginosis
The difficulties that black founders face when getting acquired
How strength training and acupuncture help Bea stay grounded as an entrepreneur

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The Honey Pot’s Bea Dixon on Feminine Care and Black Entrepreneurship