She's running a thriving baby company.And Jessica Alba was dressed for success as she headed to the office in Los Angeles on Tuesday.Rocking a chic white blouse with flowing trousers, the actress, 38, was the picture of workplace cool. By the looks of her focused expression, Jessica already seemed to be brainstorming for another busy day ahead.Jessica clutched her cell phone and metallic thermos as she approached the staircase in a sensible pair of white loafers. She dressed up the low-key look with large silver hoop earrings and a touch of makeup.Jessica's Honest Company and Honest Beauty seek to bring ethical consumerism into the marketplace. Founded in 2011, The Honest Company sells a wide array of baby and cleaning products. More recently, Jessica launched Honest Beauty, which sells cosmetics made of 'clean ingredients.' The idea for The Honest Company came to Jessica when she was pregnant with her first child, daughter Honor. In a 2015 interview with Vanity Fair, the actress recalled breaking out in hives after washing a onesie with a detergent her mother had recommended. 'I was thinking, what if my baby has a reaction and I don’t know? What if her throat is closing? I had all this fear and anxiety because I was always so sick as a child.'She added, 'I wanted safe and effective consumer products that were beautifully designed, accessibly priced, and easy to get.'
She's running a thriving baby company.And Jessica Alba was dressed for success as she headed to the office in Los Angeles on Tuesday.Rocking a chic white blouse with flowing trousers, the actress, 38, was the picture of workplace cool. By the looks of her focused expression, Jessica already seemed to be brainstorming for another busy day ahead.Jessica clutched her cell phone and metallic thermos as she approached the staircase in a sensible pair of white loafers. She dressed up the low-key look with large silver hoop earrings and a touch of makeup.Jessica's Honest Company and Honest Beauty seek to bring ethical consumerism into the marketplace. Founded in 2011, The Honest Company sells a wide array of baby and cleaning products. More recently, Jessica launched Honest Beauty, which sells cosmetics made of 'clean ingredients.' The idea for The Honest Company came to Jessica when she was pregnant with her first child, daughter Honor. In a 2015 interview with Vanity Fair, the actress recalled breaking out in hives after washing a onesie with a detergent her mother had recommended. 'I was thinking, what if my baby has a reaction and I don’t know? What if her throat is closing? I had all this fear and anxiety because I was always so sick as a child.'She added, 'I wanted safe and effective consumer products that were beautifully designed, accessibly priced, and easy to get.'
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