The constant push in Mary Kay Cosmetics to order-order-order gets so tiring. Most directors say “I don’t push anyone to order!” Oh, okay. You just remind and nag and encourage and remind and nag and plead and remind and nag Read more…

These women have no shame. Imagine asking people to spend $1,000 on something they don’t need. Wouldn’ t you feel guilty? Not this sales director! She wants that Mary Kay top director trip and she needs $20,000 wholesale today to Read more…

Mary Kay is now delivering products directly to customers for participating national sales directors and sales directors. It’s currently considered a “pilot” program, presumably to see how well it works. Only sales directors who are “star consultants” can participate in Read more…

Who knew it was so easy to make money in Mary Kay. (Never mind the cold hard facts that prove almost all women who get invovled in MLMs lose money.) Well, the truth is that it’s not easy to make Read more…

As we all know, the market for Mary Kay with actual retail customers is pretty small. Mary Kay depends on inventory orders from consultants and directors. Corporate has little regard for whether the products are actually sold to bona fide Read more…

Looking for another sign that Mary Kay Cosmetics is in big trouble? I have one for you! They are creating situations in which they can “crack down” on sales directors and consultants. A brand new “friend of Pink Truth” has Read more…

 This idea made the rounds in Mary Kay…  Are you or any of your team members looking for a way to invest in more inventory? I just saw the news this morning that the government is sending out the “Stimulus 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…

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:

Written by PinkPeace The April 2008 issue of Applause magazine was raving about a 10-class week challenge…