Shark Tank season 12 episode 20 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
OpulenceMD Beauty, a luxury eyelash extension brand by Anika Goodwin Hilderbrand, impresses Sharks with $685,000 in sales and lands a $125,000 deal for 20% equity with Kendra Scott. FitFighter's update shows significant growth post-investment. Tate Koenig's Cheese Chopper, a versatile cheese slicing and storing tool, fails to secure investment due to market and product concerns. Melissa Clayton's The Matte, creating extra bathroom counter space, clinches a $100,000 deal for 33.33% equity with Lori Greiner. FurZapper, a pet hair remover for laundry by Harry Levin and Michael Sweigart, excites the Sharks with $2.2 million in sales and partners with Lori Greiner for $600,000 at 15% equity.
Full Episode S12E20 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What is OpulenceMD Beauty?
A luxury beauty brand specializing in eyelash extension products that are easy to apply and free from harmful chemicals.
Who founded OpulenceMD Beauty?
Anika Goodwin Hilderbrand.
What was the investment deal for OpulenceMD Beauty?
$125,000 for 20% equity with Kendra Scott.
What is the Cheese Chopper?
A kitchen device designed for slicing, shredding, and storing cheese.
Who invented the Cheese Chopper?
Tate Koenig.
Did the Cheese Chopper secure an investment on Shark Tank?
No, all Sharks eventually opted out.
What is The Matte?
A foldable mat that creates extra counter space in bathrooms.
Who presented The Matte on Shark Tank?
Melissa Clayton.
What deal did The Matte receive on Shark Tank?
$100,000 for 33.33% equity with Lori Greiner.
What is FurZapper?
A pet hair remover for use in washers and dryers.
Who are the founders of FurZapper?
Harry Levin and Michael Sweigart.
What was the investment deal for FurZapper?
$600,000 for 15% equity with Lori Greiner.
What are the sales figures for FurZapper?
$2.2 million in sales last year with a projection of over $4 million for the current year.
Where is FurZapper sold?
In every Walmart across the country and through other channels.
Does FurZapper have patents for its product?
Yes, in the United States, Canada, China, and European Union countries.