When women leave Mary Kay, I always find myself wanting them to tell the truth about what an awful company it is. And they almost never do. Our friend JTA was brave enough to tell the truth, and she likely lost all her MK friends because of it. Most of …
The Mary Kay legal department has issued a letter to all National Sales Directors about earnings claims. It seems they may be trying to head off trouble from the FTC, since it is widely known that Mary Kay consultants, directors, and NSDs repeatedly make false earnings claims. We even have …
Time and again, we have seen Mary Kay ruin marriages. One of the biggest reasons is that members are encouraged to lie to their husbands. Lie about how much you make. Lie about how much you work. Lie about how much you’ve spent on inventory and how much you have …
Mary Kay ladies have become masters of exploiting the COVID-19 pandemic for their own selfish purposes. Fake fundraisers to “bless” healthcare workers (i.e customers buy products, consultant profits, and healthcare workers are given products they don’t want or need). Most notably, they have been trying to recruit women to MK …
You can take the girl out of Mary Kay, but you can’t take the MK out of the girl! Kelly Brock left MK months ago, but she still uses Mary Kay Math (i.e. bad/wrong numbers). She’s promoting her coaching services and how she’s going to help someone get Instagram followers. …
Last week Chelsea Claytor, Mary Kay sales director, claimed that she sold $7,000 of products in March. And that was with staying at home for 2 weeks!!!! I don’t believe it for a minute. Chelsea has lied in the past about how much she sold. She has lied about her …
In the last year or so, we have seen a number of “top directors” in Mary Kay quit the company. Whether it was by choice (voluntarily quitting) or by force (getting kicked out by MK), the common denominator seems to be starting some sort of “coaching” business or trying to …
Mary Kay vultures continue to exploit the panic over the Coronavirus. Sure, they’re saying they’re just helping people, and they also have a business to run and are lucky to be able to do so from home. This is opportunism at its worst.
Chelsea Claytor is lying about her sales of Mary Kay products. And so is her upline. To hear her tell it, she’s sold $40,000 of products in 8 months. It’s a blatant lie, and all part of the scheme to use false earnings claims to recruit people into MK. What …
This is the reality of Mary Kay: In order to recruit people, you have to hit up hundreds of strangers until someone finally says yes. So many women have had MK parties, have been to MK parties, have been potential recruits, have signed up to be a consultant and crashed …
