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And now, here's the founder and creator of Not Basic Blond, Olasha.

Hi loves, welcome back to another episode of Not Basic Blond Podcast, and today I have a very special guest and very special episode, and prior to this episode I've admired, and I was a huge fan of my guest for so many years and the brand she has created and I had

pleasure to partner with the brand in my blogging career as well so I'm super excited to share with you guys the story and

to share this episode.

So my guest today is Ali Webb and we are talking about the messy truth how Ali sold her business for millions

but almost lost herself. Ali Webb is the founder of Dry Bar, New York Times Best

Alle has been seen on Shark Tank as one of the investors. In 2010 dry bar exploded internationally

recognized and highly sought after brand growing to over 150 locations and highly successful product line, which sold for $255 million in 2020.

St. through her signature approach to beauty and self-care,

Squeeze follows suit in affordable luxury space as an innovative massage concept.

Webb also proudly serves as a board member, investor and advisor.

Alley joined forces with LA-based Julie designer Meredith Quill to build yet another new company now known as Beckett and

Quill.

It's high-end, not high-spent Julie company. So most recently, Ali joined the canopy team as president and

canopy is super cheek reimagined humidifiers that are making big waves in beauty industry and innovative

beauty device category.

Alley has been featured in so many great media outlets and New York Times billboards and also she has been on the cover of Inc magazine

how I did this issue named the 100 Most Creative People in Business by Fast Company featured in Fortune

magazine 40 Under 40 List, Mary Claire, most fascinating women and recently Inc magazine

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