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Carol’s Daughter Returns to Its Roots With Lisa’s Kitchen Scalp & Edge Care Collection
Carol’s Daughter has launched Lisa’s Kitchen Scalp & Edge Care, a four-product collection built on a simple idea: healthy hair starts at the scalp. Designed for waves, curls and coils, the foundation-first collection was created by founder Lisa Price and is crafted with nurturing botanicals and skincare-inspired ingredients to support scalp vitality, nourish edges, and make care before control a priority, no matter the style.
The launch arrives at a defining moment for the brand. After years of navigating corporate ownership, Price has re-emerged at the helm of the company she created, and Lisa’s Kitchen is the first launch back as an independent brand — an invitation to the community the brand has always served to come back to the kitchen. “Healthy hair begins at the scalp — something most of us learned sitting in the kitchen, the same place where Carol’s Daughter was born,” Price said. “Over the years, I watched our routines evolve. Styles became sleeker, protective styles lasted longer, and wash days stretched further apart. And while we mastered the art of styling our hair, we often gave less attention to the foundation beneath it.”
The collection is formulated with a signature botanical trinity of nettle leaf, soursop and lavender, alongside skincare-inspired actives like ceramides and niacinamide. The Edge Treatment Balm (2 oz, $12.99) is a balm-to-oil treatment for fragile edges, powered by green coffee butter, that can be layered under edge controls and gels. The Scalp Balancing Serum (2 fl oz, $12.99) is a lightweight, oil-free, fragrance-free daily serum with niacinamide, hyaluronic acid and rice protein. The Scalp & Edge Cleansing Oil (6 fl oz, $12.99) is a no-rinse cleanse with rice bran oil that helps dissolve buildup and edge control residue between wash days, and the Scalp Detox Cleansing Nectar (8 fl oz, $12.99) is a sulfate-free, airy-foam cleanser formulated with ceramides to lift away buildup without dryness.
Founded in a Brooklyn kitchen in 1993, Carol’s Daughter pioneered sulfate-free cleansing, lightweight moisturizers for curly hair, and the first clinically supported anti-breakage system in the textured haircare category. The Lisa’s Kitchen line is available for $12.99 at CarolsDaughter.com, Walmart, CVS and Amazon.
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Victoria’s Secret PINK Opens The PINK Mini Bar With First-Ever Beauty Collaborations
Victoria’s Secret PINK is getting into the collaboration game. The brand has launched The PINK Mini Bar, a new beauty destination built around exclusive collaborations with nine fan-favorite brands — the first time PINK has opened its beauty shelves to outside names in this way.
The lineup reads like a viral-beauty honor roll: Patchology, Touchland, Vacation, Mario Badescu, Wet Brush, Kiss, Fazit, Clean Skin Club and SpaLife. The collection debuts with 16 exclusive products priced from $4 to $25, each given the PINK treatment with playful details, signature graphics and limited-edition packaging.
The highlights lean into what each partner does best. Patchology’s under-eye patches arrive dressed in PINK’s signature polka dots and logo, while Touchland’s best-selling Wild Watermelon Hand Sanitizer comes with custom PINK icon stickers. Vacation contributes a trio of its cult-favorite SPF essentials in an exclusive PINK belt bag, Mario Badescu pairs its Watermelon Facial Spray with a custom PINK charm, and Wet Brush’s Mini Detangler gets extra sparkle from pink crystal embellishments. Kiss press-on nails, Fazit’s viral Speckles, Clean Skin Club’s Clean Towels and SpaLife face masks round out the bar.
The concept expands PINK’s beauty offering beyond its core assortment, creating a discovery destination where customers can experiment with skincare staples, haircare must-haves and on-the-go accessories in one place. The PINK Mini Bar launched online at vspink.com on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, and lands in PINK stores across the U.S. and Puerto Rico on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, with dedicated beauty sections bringing the collection to life in store.
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