Jessica Alba's The Honest Company has been hit by another controversy just a month after complains about the company's sunscreen. The company has been sued for allegedly "misleading" their customers.

According to a report on People, the all-natural items of the company has been questioned. In the documents that the magazine got, some consumers claimed that some of the company's products like its hand soap, diapers and others were not completely all-natural.

The lawsuit was filed by Jonathan D. Rubin along with other customers that were not satisfied by some of the company's products.

"Plaintiff Jonathan D. Rubin brings this lawsuit against Honest individually and on behalf of a nationwide class including all other similarly situated purchasers of the Products," a part of the legal documents mentioned. 

The actress and company co-founder has yet to directly address the latest snag. But on the day the suit surfaced, she posted on Instagram to show how focused she was on the company operations.

Staying hydrated at work @honest_beauty," she wrote.

The company has yet to post a statement online.

Last month, Jessica Alba's The Honest Company was also hit by a sunscreen controversy. Some of their customers complained that the product did not protect them and they got burnt.

Alba and co-founder Christopher Gavigan defended the company then and released a statement about the complaints online.

"Protecting our loved ones and yours is the reason we founded The Honest Company. As parents, it pains us to hear that anyone has had a negative experience with our Sunscreen," the statement read.

"We have a dedicated team of Honest employees, parents, and partners who carefully reviewed our Sunscreen product to make sure that it meets our highest standards prior to release," Gavigan and Jessica Alba also told The Honest company customers. "What matters most to us is your trust and confidence. We're passionate about living up to your expectations as much as our own. We've personally picked up the phone to speak with many of you who have called our customer service hotline."