We want to give props to Starbucks for the work they are doing in Harlem. Over the past year, Starbucks partnered with the Harlem Community store in Harlem resulting in $113,000 contribution to Abyssinian Development Corporation headed by CEO Sheena Wright (left and Lisa Price, founder of Carol’s Daughter in Harlem, on the right). Continue reading
Posted in Cause, Harlem, Harlem cause
Tagged Abyssinian Development Corporation, ADC’s School Turnaround initiative, affordable Housing, Association for the Advancement of Mexican Americans, Bread & Roses Integrated Arts High School, Carols Daughter, Education, Harlem, Harlem Community store, Houston, Lisa Price, Mexican American, MS 80, Sheena Wright, Starbuck, Thurgood Marshall Academy, workforce development and affordable housing, YouthBuild
Entertainment marketing icon Steve Stoute will launch his book The Tanning of America: How the Culture of Hip-Hop Rewrote the Rules of the New Economy at Howard University today, Sept. 8 in the Gallery Lounge of Blackburn Center from 6:30 p.m. – 8 p.m. A book talk moderated by Gregory Carr, Ph.D., associate professor of Africana Studies at Howard University, will be followed by a Q&A as well as a meet and greet. Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged Carols Daughter, Gregory Carr, Howard University, Justin Timberlake, Ph.D., Steve Stoute
Archectural Digest writes about the Smith clan, (next to the Obama, the best looking family in America)— (l to r) Trey, Willow, Jaden, Will, and Jada—at home standing in a dramatic door way. Continue reading
Posted in Celebrity
Tagged Carols Daughter, HawthoRNe, JadaPinkettSmith, Jaden Smith, Willow Smith
Red is the must-have hair color this season! Some of our favorite celebrities, including Blake Lively, Drew Barrymore, Rihanna… Continue reading
Posted in Beauty
Tagged Blake Lively, Carols Daughter, Drew Barrymore, Mandy Moore, Scarlett Johansson, Selita Ebanks
As part of their new campaign to “redefine the color of beauty” beauty brand Carol’s Daughter (Harlem store on 125th Street) presents their new spokeswomen. Check out a snippet from the WWD Style feature:
…Carol’s Daughter aims to showcase the customers who can’t be neatly slotted into one category or another. Continue reading
Posted in Beauty
Tagged Carols Daughter, Cassie, Ebanks, Knowles, SteveStoute, WWD
First 50 people will receive an advance copy of her third studio album, “Let Freedom Reign,” an exclusive Chrisette Michel & Carol’s Daughter makeup bag (valued at $25) and enter to win a girls spa day at The Back Room Hand & Foot Spa with Chrisette Michele!
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Posted in Harlem
Tagged Carols Daughter, Chrisette Michele, Let Freedom Reign, Ms. Drama, Video
HSN, a leading multichannel retailer, announced that its exclusive launch of Mary J. Blige’s My Life fragrance on July 31 drove the sale of more than 60,000 units with about 6 hours of air time, shattering fragrance records at HSN for units sold and placing the launch among the most successful in the prestige fragrance market. Continue reading
Business
Before social marketing became synonymous with viral marketing, and opening her flagship store in Harlem there was a tactic called word of mouth. Old-fashioned word of mouth got Lisa Price, former television script coordinator, and her company, Carol’s Daughter, featured on B. Smith, The View and the brass ring of publicity, Oprah.
Carol’s Daughter is a body care company that creates and sells fragrances, body lotions, hair care and cosmetics. Price started developing fragrances for herself in her Brooklyn kitchen while she worked behind the scenes on The Cosby Show. She was soon producing and bottling fragrances and body lotions and selling them from her home, and in 1993 she started selling at flea markets. She expanded her line to include hair care and set up a catalog in 1994 and then a website in 2000.
Posted in Business Services
Tagged B Smith, Business Services, Carols Daughter, Lisa Price
Go to www.carolsdaughter.com for the Harlem locale.
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