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…
I love it when Mary Kay sales directors and national sales directors admit that the scam they’re running has nothing to do with the real business world! They just prove my point for me! What???? I’m saying that being a Read more…
Megan Coleman wants you to believe that Mary Kay is a real business. She and other MLM pushers will keep telling you that it IS a real business. NO. IT. IS. NOT. Real businesses are based on selling products and Read more…
Kristina got a dose of reality as soon as she signed up to be a Mary Kay consultant. Words cannot express my gratitude for all the information and knowledge at this site. I am 21, (newly) married, no children, still Read more…
One of our new members shares this story of how she got sucked into the pink vortex, but recognized the scam before buying inventory. Let me start by saying that I am new to this group, and I am so Read more…
Written by Robin After spending a few years in Mary Kay, I quit. After $41,000 invested in this “business” and seeing what I saw, I just couldn’t do it anymore. I was tired of all the deception. These women don’t Read more…
I was doing some research and happened across Mary Kay’s corporate website in Ireland. It was interesting to see the differences (or lack thereof) there. For one, they don’t tout 50% profit. It is “up to 40%” there.
Mary Kay sales director Megan Wilkes is very invested in proving that MK is not a pyramid scheme and if you failed, it’s your own fault. Why are you focusing on the “haters,” Megan? Doesn’t sound like an “income producing Read more…
They tell you that Mary Kay is all about selling cosmetics. You can make so much money, just for sharing these products with women who already use cosmetics and skin care. Yet women are not profiting from product sales. First, Read more…
Can you spot the lies in these Instagram stories by Mary Kay sales director Violette Tabor? I wish the “no hassling allowed” part was true. But it’s all hassling, all the time, because recruiting is the only way to move Read more…
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That's what I was thinking about the school event.
After looking at the pictures and reading the consultants’ comments, I see neither fun or profit.
Ugh, I vividly remember a particularly terrible party. 6 people there, barely cleared $100 in sales, but the hostess insisted…
I can remember several parties I had where each of the 6 attendees either bought a lipstick or a mascara,…
Remember that the sales are often at a sale price...meaning that the IBC is making less than 50% profit on…