Written by Parsons Green Angela Rebhun is a Mary Kay consultant with a problem. A realtor she met at a networking event took a Secret Santa gift and never paid her the $30 she’s owed! She has sold MILLION dollar Read more…

Written by Frosty Rose A common objection to joining Mary Kay is that the market is oversaturated. There are simply too many people trying to build a business selling the exact same product. “I understand how you feel,” the recruiter Read more…

Written by Parsons Green Tonya Vice is a Mary Kay sales director who was energized by the recent double credit promotion. From March 1st to March 15th, consultants received double credit on their wholesale orders up to a maximum of Read more…

Written by Parsons Green Mary Kay Consultants are still frustrated with the new Mary Kay My Shop website for customers. In this recent thread from “Let’s Talk Pink” on Facebook, Jill Hall mentions: You can no longer print an invoice Read more…

Written by Parsons Green Linda Waraska has been a Mary Kay Consultant for more that 40 years. Unfortunately, she’s currently in a rut. She’s having trouble finding new clients. The new clients she has found have brought product but have either Read more…

Written by Frosty Rose Oh, dear. The worst has happened! Maybe a friend caught you in a weak moment. Maybe you really thought you were going to get a free eyeshadow or mascara. Whatever the reason, you’ve agreed to go Read more…

Mary Kay consultants are not on board with the new “My Shop” online stores that the company has set up for them. In fact, they hate it. Too many restrictions, not enough options, service charges, not enough profits. Most importantly, Read more…

Written by Parsons Green Susan Robinson is a Mary Kay consultant who doesn’t carry inventory. However, she received a website order (i.e. My Shop) that totaled $450. She only received $190.59 in her stripe account for her profit. Service charges Read more…

Written by Raisinberry When women come through the doors of Mary Kay, they remark how “positive” it all is. If they sign on, they are immediately bathed in an environment of support and praise, and they are taught to value Read more…

Written by Parsons Green Amelia Fox is the youngest Cadillac director in Mary Kay. She is promoting a virtual class taught by Connie Kitson’s sister and Kristen Sharpe’s aunt Nicki Keohohou. The cost of the class from “coach school” is Read more…