As noted by Forbes, Mighty Patch's parent company, HeroCosmetics, was acquired by Church & Dwight for a whopping $630 million.
. The brand has also launched post-pimple care products plus skin-care and body-care products for healthier skin from head to toe.According to Forbes, Rhyu will continue her role as co-founder and CEO post-acquisition. She's extremely excited about this new chapter and tellsthat she feels like she won the Super Bowl. "I had no idea that the news would be so celebrated across the community and industry.
According to Rhyu, they have plans to expand distribution worldwide and to start building "Hero 2.0" as a larger team. "I love being able to see our products in retail and now we will do that at a faster pace and all over the world." Rhyu never expected this massive success when she created Mighty Patch in 2017. "It's been amazing to see our trajectory the past few years and while we thought about partnering with someone much bigger one day, we had no idea it would be someone as huge and major as Church & Dwight," she toldMore about Hero Cosmetics:
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