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The Carol’s Daughter brand will join L’Oréal USA’s long line up of beauty favorites that includes Clarisonic, Essie, Maybelline New York, NYX, and Urban Decay. But when…
Popular natural hair company, Carol’s Daughter just received a miracle. After reports of bankruptcy, L’Oreal has acquired the once black-owned company. This is obviously great…
Huge news for Carol’s Daughter! Beauty giant L’Oréal USA announced today that they’ve signed an agreement to acquire the Black hair care brand in an effort to…
Carol’s Daughter is going threw tough financial times. The beauty brand filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection this week, in connection with plans to close…
Last week Hello Beautiful was invited to The Diva Lounge’s “Keep Cool, Look Hot” campaign event hosted by Shayna D at Carol’s Daughter in Harlem, NY. The place was full of natural-haired beauties and curls were spilling over everywhere. Lisa Price, the founder of Carol’s Daughter, made an appearance, greeting the beautiful women in attendance. We […]
The 2011 Essence Festival is still going strong in the NOLA with concerts, parties, conferences and other events. Yesterday, some of our favorite celebrities attended the Carol’s Daughter Pop Up Store. Among the attendees of the event were the Braxton sisters and Mary J Blige who introduced her new fragrance during the event entitled, “My […]
Chrisette Michele was seen at Carol's Daughter in Harlem signing autographs for her new album "Let Freedom Reign." Check out the pics here!
Mary J. Blige’s new My Life perfume being produced by Carol’s Daughter sold an astonishing 50,000 units [at $55 a pop] in one day on HSN despite it not even being available in stores yet.
Mary J. Blige will keep her fans smelling fresh with her new fragrance line “My Life.” Blige says she’s always had people asking her what she’s wearing, which prompted her to create her own scent.
