The Pitch

Cheryl Rigdon was forced to throw out the last bit of expensive, bottled beauty products because it was unreachable, so Cheryl created miniature spatulas to scoop out product.

The sharks get a good laugh out of the Spatty and the larger version, the Spatty Daddy. Cheryl has a southern accent and charm that wins the sharks' hearts over, however, she has only sold 15 hand-made prototypes on eBay.

While the sharks are rooting for Cheryl, they all go out. Lori gives Cheryl some guidance, and Daymond offers to give Cheryl the phone numbers of some players in the make-up space.

Update After Shark Tank

In an interview

Cheryl was a speech teacher for special needs students at the time, and her husband and father were not optimistic about the idea of pursuing the Spatty. Cheryl grew the Spatty slowly without borrowing money. Daymond and his team were helpful to Cheryl along the way.

In season 4, episode 24, Cheryl gave an update that she has received 7000 preorders for Spatties on her website. Sales have reached $32k, which she put toward getting a mass-producible version made at a factory. Daymond helped Cheryl find a licensing deal.

In a 2020 interview

In 2022 the Spatty is an ongoing success. They may be running out of content idea and I don't hate their creativity. For example on their Twitter, @TheSpattyDaddy

In 2022 there are Spatties for beauty, kitchen, handyman, crafting, and their latest skew: wiping babies' butts. The Spatty can be purchased on their website, thespatty.com