Written by Raisinberry If truth is truth, why are there sides to the Mary Kay issue? If you go to a pro-Mary Kay site, and read a bit, you find participants who are ticked off at Pink Truth for what Read more…
Written by PinkPeace Month after month, Mary Kay sales directors pass around “notes from Dacia’s conference call.” And each time they look suspiciously similar. The whole work full-time and be fun to be around. Nauseating. Here are some thoughts on Read more…
Written by The Artist In my 3 years as a Director with Mary Kay, I did more corporate sales and I rarely held skin care classes. I wanted to work during the day while my child was in school – Read more…
Written by Lazy Gardens Seeing the “Inner Circle” pins for Mary Kay awards NSDs reminded me of a C.S. Lewis speech. Of all the passions, the passion for the Inner Ring is most skillful in making a man who is Read more…
The greed exhibited by directors and national sales directors in Mary Kay Cosmetics is insane. How this company can continue to pretend to “enrich women’s lives” is beyond me. There is now an even bigger push than ever for recruiters Read more…
This sure beats sending your old clothes to Goodwill or the Salvation Army. Get your Mary Kay area to “compete” for them. Encourage them to order more for a shot at getting your hand-me-downs. I have to give it to Read more…
From: Pamela Shaw Sent: Saturday, July 12, 2008 2:17 PM To: Area directors 1. IF YOU HAVE A SUBMISSION for SHAW AREA RED ROOKIE of the YEAR, please submit an email attachment sent to xxxxxxxx nominating your RED who has Read more…
Today an article was published on the idea of lipstick sales being strong during a tough economy. It’s long been said that lipstick sales survive even the hardest economic times. And Mary Kay Inc. seems to support this notion:

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Hi Leslie, thank you for sharing. Your honesty would definitely help the lurkers who are undecided to finally be sure…
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Aside: Re: Dragon’s Den There have been a few that slipped past the goalposts. Steeped Tea was pitched in season…
Really think about it. The usual line is "buy it for $1, sell it for $2, and voila, 50% profit!!!"…
It mathematically works out that for you to profit you need 249 of your downline to lose money. It's mathematically…