Mid-South Company Diversifies CBD Industry With More Women

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - EntSun -- MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Lauren Williams-Batiste is on a mission to make her mark in the CBD space, specifically as the plant relates to wellness. There are not many women like Williams-Batiste in the industry as a whole or in the Mid-South region. But, she is changing that. Through her company, Elle's Elixirs, she has created a small sisterhood in the form of her brand ambassadors program.

Nine women of all backgrounds have signed on to help spread the company's mission of furthering self-care one sip, soak and smoke at a time.

"Elle's Elixirs is rooted in womanhood. The company is named after my daughter, Ada Elle, who is named after my great-grandmother," said Williams-Batiste. "From the start, women have been my biggest supporters, especially Black women. These ambassadors are a testament to that. I'm excited to make magic with them!"

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The ambassadors include: Ashlei Seals, Belinda Simpson, Brittanee Bachelor, Nicole Ahima, Evidane Slaughter, Jessica Lea, Ieschia Hill, Terri Conley, and Amber Lipford. From moms to wives, educators to entrepreneurs, Detroit to Atlanta, this group is diverse.

One thing these women have in common is alignment with the company's eccentric-glam aesthetic. In their own unique ways, they are helping to put a new spin on the CBG, CBD and CBD-free herbal blends offered by Elle's Elixirs.

Elle's Elixirs

An eccentric-glam brand - founded by Lauren Williams-Batiste - serving up wellness and self-care through herbal blends that can be sipped, soaked or smoked. Learn more at elleselixirs.com