11 Women-Founded Beauty Brands That You Should Have Tried by Now

Carol's Daughter started as a hobby in founder Lisa's Brooklyn kitchen, where she whipped up products to use and share with her friends. But after her mother (Carol!) suggested she sell her products at her church's flea market, Lisa realized the growth potential of her brand. The range of hair-care, body-care, and skin-care formulas is so delectable that the executives behind L'Oréal took notice, and the corporation acquired Carol's Daughter in 2014.

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