Cardi B Is Rolling Out Grow-Good Into Beauty Supply Stores Across NYC
Money angleCardi B is expanding Grow-Good into NYC beauty supply stores, prioritizing Black-owned retailers rather than launching directly with larger chains.

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Money angleCardi B is expanding Grow-Good into NYC beauty supply stores, prioritizing Black-owned retailers rather than launching directly with larger chains.

Money angleCardi B’s Grow-Good Beauty keeps its haircare lineup at $19.99 or less, making affordability central to its sales strategy.

Money angleGymshark named Megan Thee Stallion its first celebrity ambassador, expanding her brand partnerships beyond music into fitness apparel.

Money angleWe Love Us is the shopping destination for 11 Black-owned haircare picks, connecting holiday shoppers with Black beauty brands.

Money angleJordyn Woods partnered with Verizon Shine for a Knicks opening-night customer experience; her compensation and the event’s cost were not disclosed.

Money angleDream Youth Clinic provides thousands of Oakland youth with free healthcare and other support each year, including help finding jobs or returning to school; its funding and budget are not disclosed.

Money angleA shopper is weighing a Quince wedding band priced at a third of a local jeweler’s offering; no dollar prices are provided.
Money angleD’USSÉ had a presence through suite access and the official concert after-party; no financial terms are disclosed.
