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Written by Lazy Gardens The bumblebee is the unofficial company mascot for Mary Kay. Along with the many bejewelled versions of the insect handed out for awards comes the uplifting glurge that is the “Legend of the Bumblebee”. But it’s Read more…

More “God wants you to sell Mary Kay” junk from a Mary Kay nsd. Talk about pink fog… Bold or Broke??? This choice.you control.Think about this today. Good Morning and Praise God for the ability to wake up and enjoy Read more…

This is what masquerades as “training” in Mary Kay. Unfortunately no amount of clever (or in this case, not-so-clever) ideas will get women to book and hold Mary Kay skin care classes with you. Sure, these are ways to run Read more…

Back in 2013, I criticized Dave Ramsey sharply for promoting the idea that multi-level marketing is a way for consumers to make a lot of money.  This article was published on his site, and it said: Truthfully, if you have Read more…

Written by The Scribbler It didn’t matter that your arms and cargo pants were spattered with remnants of “Sonoma Sunset” deck stain.  It didn’t matter that your sweaty ponytail was stuck to the back of your sweaty neck, either.  All Read more…

This manipulative piece tries to recruit new Mary Kay consultants with the promise of being part of a Christian ministry.  New Day Ministries, Inc… Doing it the Mary Kay Way! About the Mary Kay Way… You know I like helping Read more…

Written by SuzyQ And that’s why they change all of the cosmetics on a routine basis?  Okay, if we believe that Mary Kay is trying to be cutting edge and on trend and that colors and things related to make-up Read more…

Written by The Scribbler Because I can’t take another episode of Man vs Food’s Adam Richman stuffing a baseball-cap sized meatball into his face, I’m ripe for some “B” list entertainment:  Mary Kay National Sales Director training videos!  They’re the Read more…

Bad Mary Kay husbands often have the fatal flaws of logic, reason, and common sense.  They’re considered “bad” because they’re not supposed to point out that their wives aren’t making any money (or very little) in Mary Kay. They’re not Read more…