It’s been years since we done a post featuring some of the most tragic fashions from Mary Kay’s Seminar. (Mostly because I just don’t have the time to find the pictures, take screenshots, upload, etc.) But I’ve got a few Read more…

Words escape me, so I’m going to let you caption this!

UPDATE: 2019 attendance figures were finally reported publicly at 20,000. Things are moving in the right direction! Source linked below. I have enjoyed tracking Mary Kay’s seminar attendance numbers over the years. It’s curious to me that for the last Read more…

While I don’t have time to post a whole lineup of the “best” fashions from Mary Kay’s seminar in Dallas, TX, BestDecision was kind enough to send me two gems. Here are Dacia Wiegandt and Gloria Mayfield Banks.   (If Read more…

I love keeping track of the attendance at Mary Kay’s annual seminar in Dallas. We’re relying on the honesty of MK Inc. (big stretch, I know) in reporting the numbers. It’s interesting to see the numbers fluctuate over the years. Read more…

I always complain about how Mary Kay rewards ordering over selling… paying commissions and giving prizes based on wholesale orders by consultants. They don’t give a darn if anyone ever sells those products, so long as MK has their money Read more…

Pink Truth started out as “Mary Kay Sucks” way back in July 2006. It started as a place to make fun of all things Mary Kay. But as interest in the site grew quickly, I decided to turn it into Read more…

Ah yes… another tale about how a life was changed just by going to seminar! Well, not really. If going to seminar was the “key” they claim it is, wouldn’t everyone at seminar be on the stage instead of sitting Read more…

In case you were interested in knowing how many women attend Mary Kay’s seminar in Dallas each year, here are the statistics  by year, going back to 2001. 2016: 30,000 2015: 27,000 2014: 30,000 2013: 50,000 (allegedly, but I believe Read more…

I enjoy tracking the number of consultants victims who attend Mary Kay’s “seminar” in Dallas each year.  The attendance sounds impressive, but remember that only about 5% of consultants attend. Which means that 95% of consultants wisely stay home! (And Read more…