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Lisa Price’s journey begins like that of many entrepreneurs—with curiosity and determination mixed with moments of panic and a resounding belief that products that were made with love and delivered on their promise would find their following. It was a company born of Price’s love for fragrance and a passion for scent alchemy that formed the foundation of her high-performing products.

Carol’s Daughter began in Price’s Brooklyn kitchen. With a career in TV production, mixing up fragrances, perfume sprays, and creams served as a creative outlet. It wasn’t long before Price began dabbling in aromatherapeutic oils, educating herself on their healing properties.

In 1993, Price, with the gentle nudge from her mother Carol, began to sell her products. With $100 in cash and a cramped kitchen, she crafted a collection that would become the foundation of a beauty empire. Selling her homespun concoctions at flea markets, and later out of her living room, favorable word-of-mouth began to spread for early iterations of Almond Cookie, Hair Milk, and Black Vanilla Hair Smoothie—all of which retain their cult status today.

“To name my company, I listed everything I was, and wanted to be, and realized the most special thing that I am, is Lisa, Carol’s daughter.”

Over the next few years, word spread, with celebrities like Jada Pinkett-Smith, Erykah Badu, Rosie Perez, and Halle Berry becoming loyal customers.

During the Obama administration, Price was appointed to the National Women’s Business Council, an independent source of advice and policy recommendations to the President, Congress, and the U.S. Small Business Administration, on economic issues that face female business owners.

Price was featured in the film She Did That (2019) and is the recipient of numerous awards, including the National Black MBA Association’s Entrepreneur of the Year Award (2000), the Working Woman Magazine’s Entrepreneurial Excellence Award (2001), and a Cosmetic Executive Women Achiever Award (2010). She is also the author of “Success Never Smelled So Sweet,” a memoir that chronicles her transformation from a young Black woman deep in debt to president of a paradigm-changing business. Price is also a member of the Board of Directors for First Watch Restaurants (July 2020.)

In April 2021, Price and Carol’s Daughter partnered with the world-renown doula Latham Thomas and her foundation, The Mama Glow Foundation to launch Love Delivered, an initiative focused on raising awareness of the Black Maternal Health Crisis in the United States and the importance of advocates and doulas at the times when Black birthing people and babies are most vulnerable—before, during and after birth. Love Delivered is working to positively impact the lives of Black birthing people and babies by raising awareness about Black Maternal Health amongst 100 Million people and directly engaging 10,000 people to be advocates.

More than three decades later, even amid massive industry disruption, new company leadership, Carol’s Daughter continues to thrive and remain relevant in an industry where brands come and go as quickly as trends change. In March 2025, after a decade under the L’Oréal umbrella, Carol’s Daughter begins a new chapter under the leadership of its founder and new President, Lisa Price, alongside an independent beauty entrepreneur with a proven track record of acquiring and growing beauty brands, including Dermablend, AcneFree, Baxter of California and Ambi.

Price and her husband, Gordon, have three grown children and still live in Brooklyn. When she can find the time, Price enjoys going to the beach, reading, crocheting, knitting, and watching movies.

Diamant Blazi enters his second year with the Cold Hearts as one of the most explosive and eclectic players the league has ever seen. Blazi averaged 15.4 PPG, 7.4 RPG and 2.7 BPG per 40 minutes in 18 regular season appearances for the Cold Hearts in 2024-25. In the playoffs, Blazi averaged 1.0 BPG, which landed as the seventh most of any player in the postseason. Blazi’s best game of the playoffs came in Game 3 of the Semi-Finals, where he scored 13 points and pulled down seven boards in 25 minutes of action.

Prior to joining OTE, Blazi was a First Team All-State selection by the Sunshine Independent Athletic Association at Jordan Christian Prep in 2024. Before coming to the US, he played as an amateur for Roanne in the French LNB Espoirs League. In addition he also played for the 3×3 French National Team in 2022. On top of his basketball acumen, Blazi is also a star off the court with 3 million followers on Instagram and 7.4 million followers on TikTok.