Inside Jessica Albaâs Long And Turbulent Road To Taking The Honest Company Public
Jamel Toppin for Forbes
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The household products company will go public this week after a tumultuous few years overshadowed by lawsuits and increasing competition.
When The Honest Company debuts on the Nasdaq this week, actress Jessica Alba will likely take center stage on the podium to ring the bellâcapping off a seemingly remarkable success story. It all began in 2008 when a pregnant Alba couldnât find reasonably priced natural and eco-friendly baby products and had the idea for a âclean and naturalâ products brandâselling dozens of products, including fashionable diapers for babies, detergents and wipes. The business is now poised to go public at a valuation of between $1.4 billion and $1.7 billion.
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