Q3 2022 Honest Company Inc Earnings Call
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Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for standing by or because the honest company third quarter 2022 earnings call.
At this time all participants are in a listen only mode. After the speaker's presentation. There will be a question and answer session. Please be advised that today's conference is being recorded.
Like to hand, the conference over.
To Mr. Steve Austin.
<unk> President of Investor Relations at the honest company. Please go ahead Sir.
Good morning, everyone. Thank.
Thank you for joining our third quarter 2017 conference call.
Joining me today are Nick Wallace, Chief Executive Officer and.
Kelly Kennedy, our Chief Financial Officer.
Before we start I'd like to remind you that we'll be making certain statements today that are forward looking.
Within the meaning of the federal securities laws, including statements about the outlook of our business and other matters referenced in our earnings release issued today.
These forward looking statements involve a number.
Risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially.
Please refer to our earnings release issued today.
As well as our SEC filings for a more detailed description of the risk factors that may affect our results.
Please also note that these statements reflect our opinions on it.
As of the date of this call.
Undertakes no obligation to revise.
The results of any revision to these forward looking statements.
In light of new information or future events, except as required by law.
Also during this call, we will discuss non-GAAP financial measures, which adjust our GAAP results to eliminate the impact of certain items.
You will find additional information regarding these non-GAAP financial measures and a reconciliation of these non-GAAP to GAAP measures in the financial results section of today's earnings release.
Well I broadcast of this call is also available on the industrial relations section of our website at investors honest dot com.
With that I'll turn the call over to Nick.
Thanks, Steve Good morning, everyone and thanks for joining us today.
As noted in today's earnings release, we delivered revenue of 85 million the largest single quarter in our 10 year history.
This strong performance reflected our focus on three strategic growth priorities marketing innovation and distribution expansion.
Highlights in the quarter included our performance in retail we're honest growth in tracked channels continues to outpace the category significant.
Distribution expansion that will continue into the fourth quarter and the broadening of the honest lifestyle brand through the integration of our rapidly growing baby clothing business.
That said, we recognize the headwinds in the marketplace inflationary pressures across the supply chain remain an issue customer.
Customer acquisition costs remain elevated the digital channel remains challenged and retailers are increasingly focused on managing their working capital by reducing weeks of supply.
Despite these challenges and an uncertain macroeconomic environment, we continue to see a resilient consumer and our categories.
Consumers are as value conscious as ever so we're meeting their needs through tailored product offerings pack sizes and promotions.
Because August is a lifestyle brand that spans categories.
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Based on consumption trends in the quarter, it's clear that the honest brand continues to resonate with the clean conscious consumer.
Looking at 12 week tracked channel data ending October 2nd honest is gaining market share.
As our growth.
Or outpaced the category, where we compete.
Our unit velocities remained healthy following first half pricing actions as both volume and pricing are fueling our topline growth.
This indicates the brand has pricing power even in this challenging economic environment.
The overall category growth in tracked channels for diapers, and wipes was 3% coming almost exclusively from pricing.
August diapers, and wipes grew 6% balanced between volume and pricing and.
In baby personal care the category declined 3%, while <unk> grew 7% and in beauty category grew 9% with honest growing 15% when including specialty retailers.
As we execute against our key growth strategies I wanted to provide an update on progress to date.
Starting with marketing, which is the lever we pull to drive brand awareness trial and share of wallet. We continue to invest at a high level what level of our brand with marketing spend at 14% of sales in the third quarter.
Recognizing the elevated cost of digital marketing as well as consumers shift to in store shopping we continue to optimize our marketing investment finding higher return opportunities in areas like retail marketing, where we can cost effectively reach our consumers and support new distribution.
In Q3, there were several marketing examples across our skin care business, we had national marketing and merchandising campaigns of Ulta to support our long term to over 600 stores. Additionally, we amplified the moment with a bulk exclusive launch of our new clearing collection focused on Acme with a $3 <unk>.
60 degree marketing campaign, partnering with 25 chip Clark Gen Z creators and Influencers.
Leveraging our influencer community as well.
Overall this full funnel campaign garnered over 30 million impressions and increase the share of our Gen Z consumer base by over 20% versus prior year.
We also launched our extreme volume mascara supported by our robust Omnichannel marketing campaign, featuring our founder and second quarter, Jessica Alba and several other influencers generating over 40 million impressions.
Turning to innovation.
We're pleased with the momentum behind our 2022 product launches, we continue to innovate our beauty portfolio by expanding our extreme length Mascara line.
Which ranks as the number one theme mascara on Amazon by.
By launching extreme volume Thats fair and honest dot com and with key retail partners.
Initial demand has been strong becoming one of our top five beauty items at target.
And a top new release target Amazon based on its revenue and ratings performance.
We also launched our new ethylene skin clearing line exclusively at ultra and honest dot com and our lineup of wellness supplements at GNC are.
Our honest beauty fresh flex Concealer earned a 2022 award best of Beauty Award in the cleaning category, which is the ninth award best of Beauty Award winner for the honest brands.
These are examples of our continued focus on hero products within our three year strategic product plan.
In the fourth quarter, we look forward to our holiday gifting initiatives and the relaunch of our training pants to further drive revenue growth.
On the distribution side, we're now executing our launching over 2500 Walmart stores following our launch into over 600 ultra stores over 1400 GNC stores in all publics locations.
We are also expanding our partnership with Nordstrom with the launch of skin and cosmetics into Nordstrom rack chain wide.
The expansion into Walmart is expected to be highly incremental is over one third of the locations. We're honest will be introduced during the south and southeast where honest has traditionally been underrepresented.
And a part of the country, which represents approximately 40% of U S births.
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Putting diapers wipes and personal care feature an exclusive new sweet cream.
Although still early we're pleased with the <unk> of the business and look forward to acquiring new consumers and driving household penetration through this launch in.
In summary, we feel confident that continued focus against our key growth initiatives in marketing.
Innovation and distribution will drive growth for the remainder of the year and into 2023.
As we close out the year and look forward to 2023.
We are closely watching a few areas first inflationary pressures remain high particularly across the supply chain digital advertising rates and wages at.
In response, we focused on executing cost savings, taking pricing to offset some of the pressures.
With rate increases in January and June across roughly two thirds of the portfolio are elasticities have held as expected or better.
And we continue to see volume growth across all categories.
As we mentioned in our last call we will be taking another round of pricing in mid December that will impact roughly a quarter of the companys revenue.
Second our digital business remains soft as consumers have shifted back to purchasing in store and digital advertising costs remain elevated impacting traffic and revenue online. Additionally, we see retailers managing their working capital and inventory in the face of economic uncertainty impacting shipments.
Creating volatility despite strong consumption trends.
As we focus on delivering our Q4 targets be honest brand remains strong and the benefit of our Omnichannel strategy allows us to meet consumer demand, regardless of where consumers want to shop.
We have conviction behind our strategy has been to build the next modern CPG lifestyle brand and inspire consumers to love living consciously now I will turn it over to our CFO Kelly Kennedy.
Thank you Nick and welcome everyone.
I'll start by highlighting our top line performance in the quarter, where revenue was up 2% versus a year ago and talk with our highest single revenue quarter last year.
Lately ahead of our expectations.
Revenue was up 10%, excluding the impact of a prior year rotational club channel program that did.
Didn't repeat this year.
While we remain cautious as inflation continues to weigh on cost and impact our market.
Taking action to mitigate higher input costs, including pricing actions cost savings initiative and a focus on margin enhancement in Asia.
Starting with the key driver by product category.
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Our diapers and wipes business represented 65% of revenue in the quarter and was up 3% following 9% growth in the second quarter.
Growth was balanced with positive trends in both volume and pricing and positive year over year trends across all of our key retail customers.
This quarter, we also shipped an initial order to support the rollout into Walmart retail store.
And the diapers and wipes, we're seeing acceleration, particularly in larger size offering.
We can provide the best value to a consumer on a per unit cost basis.
I also wanted to highlight the momentum in our baby wipes, which grew at more than double the rate of the overall category driven by alternate uses of whites beyond bakery.
In Q3, we relaunched our training pants, which completes our clean conscious safer portfolio.
During the quarter, we leveraged our multi tier strategy of marketing packaging improvement expanded shelf placement and stronger price positioning as we increased our assortment from 450 to 1500 target store.
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Our household and wellness fitness, so a big step up in revenue versus recent trends, increasing 115% and representing nearly 10% of revenue.
Growth in the quarter was driven by our baby clothing business, which converted from a royalty arrangement.
So the conventional supply arrangement in the third quarter, which allows us to recognize the full revenue and associated costs.
This new arrangement with almost a year in the making as we recognized the growth potential of this business and ability to cross merchandise and leverage our existing consumers and customers.
We expect to scale honest baby clothing within our retail footprint in 2023 and overtime benefit from scale and operational efficiency.
A great example of the growing demand for honest pajamas for family and baby made from organic cotton.
As a recent feature for the second year in a row, one of <unk> favorite things for the 2022 holidays.
Combined with new gifting collection launching in Q4.
And the sanitizing business, which has stabilized.
We expect to build household and wireless revenues back to expected levels.
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Now turning to results by channel.
Revenue in Q3 was split roughly 60% retail and 40% digital.
This quarter, our business skewed more heavily towards the retail channel as we ship new distribution and continued to face softness in the digital channel.
Digital channel revenue declined 14% driven by an inventory adjustment at a key digital customer and a reduced digital marketing spend in the face of elevated advertising costs.
As we've noted in the past.
Order patterns from retailers can vary.
Often driven by algorithms either outpacing our trailing consumer demands.
<unk> consumption is online retailers remains strong up 20% in the quarter, while revenue was down over 20%.
As more and more retailers are focusing on working capital. We expect further impacts from inventory reduction in Q4, despite solid underlying consumption trends.
Over the coming months, we will be working closely with retailers to ensure they maintain adequate supply to meet consumer demand.
As highlighted on previous calls we have strategically shifted our marketing spend to invest in higher return program, such as shopper marketing, which is reflected in our double digit retail growth in the quarter.
Despite near term challenges for our digital business.
Continue to believe it will drive meaningful growth in the future.
Investing to support the honest dot com experience.
During the year, we invested in site speed improvement.
Modernized site layout and dynamic content tailored to consumer brands interest.
These investments are delivering.
We meaningfully improved the quality of our subscriber base this quarter and achieved a click through rate that exceeds industry benchmark.
We look forward to sharing further developments with you in 2023, including the rollout of a new rewards program.
Turning now to retail.
Revenue increased 17%.
<unk> double digit growth at our five largest customers in the retail channel.
Highlights included.
A 16% increase that target supported by our 80 <unk> consecutive week of year over year point of sale growth our participation in the 30 exclusive seasonal diaper program and an eight foot natural shelf debt as part of the new Baby planet.
The rollout of our <unk> skincare products and acting on it over 600 stores.
With 10 skincare items in store.
<unk> assortment online, including cosmetics with philosophy to date exceeding expectations.
50% year over year growth at Kroger since launching club block cyclic earlier in the year, which has led to onyx being the number one clean and natural brands in their store.
And our launch in public a leading grocery chain in the southeast where our personal care items are already achieving velocities in the category.
Retail growth was also driven by the launch of diapers wipes and personal care items into over 2500, Walmart stores, which offset the revenue generated last year and the clubs rotational program.
Now turning to gross margin.
Gross margin was 33% in the third quarter of 2022.
30 basis points sequential improvement versus the second quarter as compared to 36% in the third quarter of 2021.
This reflects approximately 825 basis points of higher supply chain costs versus the prior year.
Negative 170 basis points from mix and trade spending.
Offset by roughly 425 basis points from pricing and cost savings.
The biggest impact came from higher product costs, including inbound freight, which increased approximately 510 basis points versus a year ago.
The increase was generally in line with our forecast.
In addition, fulfillment cost increased approximately 315 basis points versus a year ago, which was higher than expected due to labor warehousing costs.
These higher costs were due to a combination of the timing of inventory receipts and shipments to support new retail distribution as.
As well as the impact of the consolidation of our Fontana warehouse into Las Vegas, causing short term operational inefficiencies.
We expect these costs to remain elevated through the end of the year.
While some spot rates for inbound ocean freight and U S trucking have come down.
Any benefit would take some time to be seen in our margins as we capitalized inbound costs into inventory.
Also we're mindful that a decrease in rates earlier in the year quickly reverse eliminating any upside to the sustainability of any cost decreases remains uncertain.
During the quarter, we reflected the full benefit of pricing taken earlier in the year, which enhanced margins by 375 basis points.
As Nick noted we are pleased with the execution at retail stores as our price gaps versus conventional products remain in line and consumer reaction to pricing has been in line or better than anticipated.
In tracked channel data for the quarter, we have seen increases in both volume and sales in our category.
In the third quarter, we announced additional pricing to retailer on a select number of diapers wipes and personal care items, taking effect mid December with price increases in the mid to high single digit range.
Given the continued cost pressures facing our company and price points currently in the market, we believe taking pricing now and select the item will be successful in the market and further helped to offset cost pressure in 2023.
Regarding input cost pressures, we are facing continued inflation impact on key commodities such as flexible.
We are currently evaluating options for offsetting these cost pressures, which may require a combination of additional pricing pack price optimization and other cost initiatives to deliver margin targets as we move into 2023.
Turning to operating costs and profitability.
Operating expenses increased $3 million this quarter, but were flat excluding costs attributed to a $1 5 million donation of sanitizing products and $1 6 million in litigation expense.
As we work to align inventory to demand.
We've looked at various strategies to address excess inventory in sandwiches tightening product, which.
Which include leveraging our partnerships to support charitable program coupon its product.
The journey to reflect our commitment to social responsibility and builds on our long history of product donations to benefit those in need.
Marketing spend was 14% of sales in line with our planned support for the honest brand and reflected a higher level of retail marketing support versus a year ago.
Adjusted EBITDA for the third quarter of 2022 with negative $5 6 million.
Excluding the product donation adjusted EBITDA was negative $4 million.
We ended the third quarter with $41 million in cash cash equivalents and short term investments with no debt.
This quarter, we invested $15 million of our cash in higher inventory and accounts receivable as we executed our Walmart launched into over 2500 stores nationally and brought our baby clothing business in house.
Both of these initiatives will materially boost our revenue growth in 2023.
Going forward, while we expect our absolute levels of inventory to increase as our business grows we expect our inventory turnover ratio to improve as we gain greater understanding of consumption pattern with our customer and recognize the benefit of our warehouse consolidations executed earlier in the year.
We believe the company's increased investment in working capital supports the growth of the business and don't anticipate it having a material impact on the company's cash position going forward.
Turning to our fiscal year 2022 outlook.
We are updating our full year revenue outlook.
To be in the range of $310 million to $315 million, reflecting inventory adjustments at a key digital customer who reduced its weeks of supply.
Our consumption remains strong. So we are working closely with our retailers to ensure they are able to meet consumer demands.
We expect full year gross margin to be between 30, and 31%, reflecting approximately 600 basis points of higher supply chain costs versus 2021, and 100 basis points in incremental trade investments supporting new distribution.
Set by roughly 350 basis points from pricing and cost savings.
We continue to expect full year adjusted EBITDA to be in the range of negative $10 million to negative $20 million, but narrowing closer to negative $20 million.
This reflects positive adjusted EBITDA in the fourth quarter.
Which assumes sequential gross margin improvement.
Lower seasonal marketing spend and aggressive management of controllable costs.
It also assumes no further material increases in product and fulfillment costs.
Before we open it up for questions.
Like to share our preliminary view on revenue for the first half of 2023.
Our first half revenue outlook for 2023 deferred revenue growth in the range of 7% to 10%.
This contemplates the retail distribution expansion in the second half of 2022.
A new round of price increases on select Cypress Weizmann personal care items affected the middle of next time balanced by uncertainty in U S consumer spending and continued tight inventory management by retailers.
As the year progresses, we will be lapping two significant events the.
The benefits of material 2022, retail expansion and back half revenue from baby clothing.
We will provide a more detailed 2023 outlook on our fourth quarter earnings call in March 2023, including gross margin and adjusted EBITDA outlook.
In conclusion, I'm pleased with the momentum of the business as we expand our omnichannel footprint and make honest products more accessible to consumers in the U S and abroad.
As we bring 2022 to a close we are pleased that a number of factors that created volatility in our results over the last year will largely be behind us, including Covid impacts on our household and wellness business.
Digital demand volatility onetime rotational program.
Inventory retailer rebalancing and unprecedented inflationary pressures.
We have set a solid foundation for growth in 2023.
We are confident in our ability to deliver more consistent top and bottom line performance in the coming year.
With that I'll turn the call over to the operator, and we look forward to answering any questions.
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Our first question comes from the line of Laura Champine from loop capital.
Your line is open.
Hi, guys its Laura from loop.
My question is on the consolidation of the baby clothing line, what's the strategic rationale and could you be more specific on the contribution to revenues. This quarter next quarter and first half of next year. Since you provided an initial revenue outlook also I'd love to hear the.
The impact to adjusted EBITDA.
Sure I'll start off Laura.
Maybe some context around the strategic rationale when you think of this business, we've kind of been involved with it through a licensing arrangement for about a couple of years. So we've been monitoring it closely what we like about the business is kind of two things number one the digital components of this around acquisition and how we.
Drive, our ERP and kind of monetize about August consumer kind of in the early life stage is really attractive because what we're talking about here is opportunities to really drive a gifting, which obviously not only and held the baby clothing, but our personal care business, our diaper business will start to offer more holistic.
Solutions and then the second thing that also is attractive as kind of the overlap into consumer about 80% of the consumers that are out there. There is an overlap between the target as it pertains to the August consumer from a personal care perspective, as well as type of perspective.
And we think the bundling solutions around this initiative are really attractive. So this is something that again has been in the works for a little bit.
Also gives us the opportunity as we think of household and wellness as we think of the size of that category and what we were anticipating when we did the IPO to be able to kind of solidify that part.
Our business moving forward so from a volume dollar perspective, it's also attractive and then when we talk about kind of incrementally increments how any of this the way I would think about it is this initiative as well as Walmart as we look at next year will drive about 5% to 7%.
Incremental growth on an annualized basis. So when you take a look at both the new business from our Walmart standpoint, as well as now the baby clothing, we think the increments reality of this is attractive and I'll, let Kelly give some more details around the financials.
Yes, Laura so for the quarter.
Honestly the clothing, Mr. Under 4 million it is tends to be a little more seasonal in nature. So Q3, we anticipate being the largest quarter as it relates to revenue.
We ship on baby clothing out to retailers in advance of the holiday.
While we only entered into the agreement that happy to hear it was anticipated and planned within our numbers.
And they are run rating roughly to be about $15 million business. This year.
With significant growth.
Congestion.
For next year and going forward, the big opportunities as Nick mentioned not only.
To leverage our distribution in the future.
Starting with the current arrangement.
Kind of the overall margin structure and EBITDA structure is kind of at par with the potential to be favorable as the.
We consolidate with them in 2023.
Our warehouse facility.
Great. Thank you.
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Our next question comes from the line of Bryan Spillane from Bank of America. Your line is open.
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So looking at the release you guys mentioned the eight points of drag.
Last year's rotation program, just kind of personal care.
Testing for that it implies.
Correct me, if my math is wrong, but it implies 16% to 17% growth otherwise.
Is that a better gauge of the underlying momentum in that business.
I think if you look at the underlying.
We would suggest you look to kind of the recent consumption data. We did highlight in the release that we had a 12 week Trax.
Data was up 6%.
Look at the most recent IRI data that just came out 310 30 or four week, we've had some acceleration of the business with growth closer to 17% versus the category at 3%. So we've seen good underlying consumption trends within the tracks and retail channel there were marks of Hudson.
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We're up against as we mentioned the rotational program. We also had a drag as well.
Mr. Destocking with one of our key digital partners that was also a sidetrack as well on Q3, but of course, we shipped a lot of pipeline with Walmart, which in essence offset philosophy rotational program and then again, we did have a little bit more strength overall, our auto speedy closing than we had planned on coming into the quarter.
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So all of those puts and takes as you think about 2% we did highlight.
<unk> got about one time program the growth in Q3 would have been closer to 10%. So I think that's relatively in line with the consumption trends that youre seeing and reporting with IRI data.
And if I could have a follow up on Walmart.
Basically offsetting the rotation program lab, so thats about six ish million.
Is there any is there any public's pipeline fill in the quarter as well.
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Did you expect some of that Walmart Q3 shipment was pipelines there was no other material pipeline fill for the quarter.
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Our next question.
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Our next question will come from the line of Andrea Teixeira from Jpmorgan. Your line is open.
Hi, This is giovanna children on behalf of Andrea.
I just wanted to quickly ask about now that retail.
Danone makes up a bigger portion of your sales up 60% versus digital before.
Can you. Please go over like your margin dynamics.
Like for retail versus digital I mean, you did elaborate on the marketing spend being lower for retail versus digital lending are shifting away and to retail malls, but can you just go over like the other margin profile.
Better or how do you see it going forward. Thank you.
So thanks for the question.
First kind of gift contacts disappeared change to kind of that 60 40 split so as an omnichannel business and what we're driving here that's unique.
Driving that accessibility and multiple places within the market, we've seen kind of digital soften over the last year, because our consumers have gravitated kind of post this COVID-19 period more into stores. So as we're starting to drive a broader distribution and driving accessibility with partners like a Walmart partners like Publix.
We're going to be able to now makeup product accessible broader and it's also going to help us real volatility perspective, because now we have broader distribution. So if digital's softer you got places to be able to offshoot kind of the overall revenue piece around other different partners from that standpoint on a margin basis.
Almost equivalent us so when you look at digital versus retail we have equivalent margin structures between both.
Retail as well as digital I know <unk> got some additional context, this pertains kind of fulfillment as well as the overall footprint. So Kelly if you want to.
Think about it in terms of the retailer margin pretty much equivalent to the fulfillment cost associated Thats, where we kind of relatively in line between our two channels I will mentioned that kind of certainly as we expand and retail growth. We have as we highlighted we are getting better marketing efficiency and seeing better returns.
Such that as you can see marketing spend at about 14% for the quarter historically at slightly higher levels than that but we feel that we can pull back on marketing because we're getting the return and a lot of that is around the.
<unk> marketing that we're doing in partnership and the ability to amplify that marketing to our retail partners. In addition, there is some slight trade efficiency as we think about just kind of dilution spend as it relates to retailer.
So over time, we've always highlighted as the business grows we do think there is a potential for digital to have better margins, but again at the scale. We're at right now they're relatively in line with our retail market.
Thank you that's very helpful I'll pass it on.
Thank you.
And now I'll turn it back to our CEO , Nick <unk> for any closing remarks.
I appreciate the participation today I would just say from our standpoint kind of three things number one as you look at the underlying consumption of the business that continues to be strong from our perspective. So as you kind of eliminate some of the noise. That's transpired here this year because the second big takeaway.
As we enter next year Theres been a lot of historical moving parts, but we see stabilization as it pertains to 2023 around the supply chain volatility kind of these rotational programs.
Retailer inventory de stocking as well as kind of a COVID-19 impact. So we feel like that's behind us and really the key takeaway is we want to kind of the third point is as we enter 2023. This continues to be for US a growth story, we talk about 7% to 10% growth really in the front half, but as we.
Kind of the back half.
This kind of incremental business that we're talking about from a Walmart perspective of BV perspective, with the baby clothing line, we see that contributing between five to seven points of incremental growth moving forward and that coupled with the innovation pipeline that we have the.
The hits the back half of the year the benefits of pricing on an annualized basis, what was kind of expected new distribution.
It gives us reason to believe that.
Sheri good year for the honest company.
And our next earnings call as we close out Q4 to give a full forecast both from a top line gross margin and profitability standpoint, some of that.
That's a great holiday season, and we look forward to our next call.
And this concludes today's conference call. Thank you for participating you may now disconnect everyone have a great day.
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