September is Sexual Health Month and The Honey Pot Company has the right initiative for HBCUs to mark the observance. The initiative is an element of a partnership with Impressions of Beauty and focuses on protected sex and hookup culture, in addition to sexual pleasure. The vaginal wellness brand is distributing educational materials, sample gifts, custom journals, product discounts, and onsite education. College students have enjoyed classes co-led by THPC’s co-founder Beatrice Dixon and OB-GYNs, authors, activists, and healers. 

Up to now, the brand has gone to Clark Atlanta University, Alabama A&M University, Jackson State University, and Xavier University of Louisiana. The last stop on their list is Hampton University, which they’ll be attending on Friday, September 8.

The Honey Pot Co sells a variety of plant-derived products corresponding to vaginal washes, wipes, tampons and pads. It was established in 2014 and is thought for making products which are protected for skin, cruelty-free, hypoallergenic, and gynecologist approved. Earlier this 12 months, the corporate moved into the sexual wellness category, releasing stimulating serums, intimacy wipes, and a silicone hybrid lubricant, perfect to fill up on during this month centered on pleasure and protected sex. Dixon created her brand as a complete in response to experiencing bacterial vaginosis for eight months. She said the formula for her products got to her in a dream by her ancestors. Almost a decade later, the brand has change into a household name and helps to meet Dixon’s mission. 

“The Honey Pot sells products, but more importantly, we would like to empower humans on their personal wellness journey – to study themselves, to say their very own wellness, to be comfortable of their skin, despite the stigmatization now we have all been conditioned to feel around our physical and mental health. That purpose is why I’m so driven to scale this business,” she told Forbes during an interview. “And if, and once we sell, we are going to achieve this to create much more access and opportunity to accumulate our community.”