Herb’N Eden Receives $1.2M Investment to Leverage Growth Opportunities

Herb’N Eden owners Quinton (left) and Terran Lewis (right) holding their all-natural products. PRNewsFoto.
Herb’N Eden owners Quinton (left) and Terran Lewis (right) holding their all-natural products. PRNewsFoto.

 Herb’N Eden Receives $1.2M Investment to Leverage
Growth Opportunities

ATLANTA PRNewswire -- Herb’N Eden, an all-natural bath and beauty company, based in the Metro Atlanta area, has closed a $1.2M investment for business growth. Quinton and Terran Lewis founded Herb’N Eden in 2015 to bring natural skincare products to the forefront of the market. Mercantile Venture Capital led
the investment with participation from The Core Venture Studio.

This new funding will amplify their efforts, enabling them to efficiently meet the demands of their rapidly growing clientele
without sacrificing what makes them so successful: their all-natural therapeutic products.

“Through our tremendous growth, we still maintained the same formula and process of making our products,” says Terran Lewis. “We know Black-owned businesses face challenges around funding and equitable partnerships. For us, it was important we remain the majority owners and stay faithful to the tried-and-true
process our supporters count on us for.”

Before receiving this funding, Herb’N Eden received remarkable success through grassroots efforts such as in-house marketing,
hiring local workers for their warehouse and store, and maintaining the direction of the product development. Investors were attracted by their ability to sustain growth beyond the
pandemic year while remaining risk-averse and prioritizing customer communications.

“From $260,000 in 2020 to $2.6M closing out 2021, during the pandemic, is remarkable,” said co-founder and managing partner
at The Core Venture Studio James Harris, one of the lead investors. “Their ability to scale their company while strengthening their relationship with their loyal customers drove
Core’s decision to invest in the Herb’N Eden team.”

Quinton Lewis notes that the pandemic tested their resiliency. Rather than stop business when orders were backed up for months, they overly communicated updates to customers.
As a result, they were able to see sustainable growth.

“It’s amazing to see what we could accomplish in such a short amount of time,” says Quinton. “In two to five years, we hope
to continue to scale our business with the resources and connections made while also investing into the dreams of other Black entrepreneurs.”

Herb’N Eden’s mission is to create holistic bath and body products that help maintain skin health. With products made
from botanical ingredients and essential oils, Herb’N Eden strives to empower others with an alternative to the harsh chemicals found in today’s market.

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