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New Year, New You

Every single year in Mary Kay, you will here the “new year, new you” concept promoted. What a great catch phrase! The idea is that you can do a makeover for yourself to kick off the new year. Or if you’re really excited about MK, you could even sign up as a consultant to start a new adventure.

I would suggest to year that “new year, new you” should REALLY be the opportunity to learn more about the TRUTH of Mary Kay. If you’re a consultant, this is the time to GET OUT. If you’re considering signing up, DON’T DO IT. Take some time and look around Pink Truth in support of your decision to turn your back on the scam of Mary Kay.

We’ve got tons of information for you. Much of it is stuff that your recruiter and Mary Kay Inc. wish you would never know. The people here at Pink Truth aren’t lazy or bitter, and we’re not lying about Mary Kay. We have no vested interest in whether you are a part of MK or not. We simply want to share the truth with you.

The goal of this site is education. We want potential Mary Kay consultants (and current and former consultants too!) to know about the “other side” of Mary Kay. It’s not all Pink Cadillacs! What women are told by their recruiter and your upline is only part of the story. Pink Truth is here to tell the rest of the story.

Mary Kay Cosmetics has spent over 55 years developing and perfecting a positive image. The general public believes that Mary Kay is a company that helps women. The reality, however, is that Mary Kay Inc. is a predator. It preys on women who need something (extra money, more friends, a career, a purpose, etc.) and exploits those needs. Women are deceived in the recruiting process, and the deception continues as the consultant is persuaded to purchase more inventory than she can ever sell, to recruit other women by not giving them all the facts, and to continue to invest hundreds or thousands of dollars knowing that she will almost certainly never earn that money back.

In addition to providing a place for Mary Kay consultants to share their experiences and opinions of Mary Kay, here you can find important information such as:

Happy New Year! And congratulations on taking the time to learn more about the pink predator they call Mary Kay Cosmetics.

2 Comments

  1. Kristen

    Also, if your recruiter is beautiful and magnetic (like mine was), somebody you desperately want to be near (or be like), despite the info above…you will never get there. She is most likely lying to you about her success stories. She will quickly turn cold towards you if you don’t start ordering inventory. Don’t think that your story is different or unique. Don’t turn away from the facts because the fantasy is more powerful. She can’t afford to waste time on being nice for the sake of humanity or she will lose. We WANT their story to be true SO BADLY, but it isn’t. The Nigerian prince is really just a group of poor guys trying to steal your money.

  2. Cindylu

    New Year New You. Fifty year old tired, worn, useless slogans: Book, Sell, Recruit. Bahaha. The three foot rule (When we’re supposed to wear masks and avoid each other). Faith, Family Career. Except having faith in MK is futile. You’ll be conned into recruiting just so the Company, Directors and NSD’s get to hang on for another few weeks. You must show up to go up. How when meetings, conferences and even the mighty Seminar are either cancelled or dumbed down during this Pandemic. What stranger would join a group of indoctrinated women talking about Pink Cars and a mission when the reality is you can’t do facials or classes these days anyway. They may join out of desperation and then do their research and quit days or a few weeks later. This isn’t the 1980’s and the internet now reveals just how this New Year New You is a bunch of nonsense. What’s new is MK doesn’t work period.

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