about icando
A women empowerment organization and brand. The driving force behind the organization is Philippians 4:13 “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me”. ICANDO has a passionate mission to empower and inspire women to walk and live in their true purpose.
meet reischel sawyer-cobb
Reischel Sawyer-Cobb is an Accountant of 28 years and the visionary founder and CEO of ICANDO. With a deep-rooted passion for encouraging, inspiring, and empowering women to live their true purpose, Reischel has
embraced her role as a "Passion-preneur."
reviews
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Sadie
7/1/21, 2:50 PM
All the honeys and teas I've purchased have been really amazing. And the Not Coffee blend is a total game changer. If you like good tea, check Ivy's Tea Co out. If you like good tea and hip hop, you've found your people. Love them!
Sinclaire
7/1/21, 12:32 PM
If I could give Ivy's a 10, I would! This brand is probably one of my favorite companies in existence. Shanae works so hard to relate and build relationship with all of her customers. The intersectionality of tea time and black women is absolutely amazing. Above all else, the tea is BOMB, okay!!!! Nip's Tea is one of the best teas ever made. My nephew and I love Blow simply because it turns from his favorite color to mine (and I get to add a little science lesson in there too!) And don't get me started on the honey. I literally put them on everything. I can't rave about this company enough. Bless your kitchen and your life with something from Ivy's!
Kitty Vellon
6/17/21, 7:14 PM
Where do I begin?! I started with her skincare line, and now I buy her hair care line. My skin has not felt like this since EVER! Also her leave in conditioners and shampoos have left my naturally curly hair soft and bouncy. Her hair gel product is THE BEST! Leaves my natural curls curly without it being crunchy, dry-and gives it DEFINITION! I only buy her products now! You need to try! Never been disappointed! All natural and the smell 🤤!!
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