Written by Parsons Green Somer Fortenberry has been featured on the front page of Pink Truth several times.  Somer, I know I’m thankful that you consistently post your totals on Facebook so we can share how awful the Mary Kay Read more…

Written by Frosty Rose For quite some time, Pink Truth has been reporting on trends that indicate that Mary Kay is moving quickly away from the MLM business model that has defined them for over 60 years. Moving the annual Read more…

Written by Parsons Green Mary Kay My Shop rolled out on Wednesday December 17th. With My Shop, consultants can sign up with Mary Kay for $35 using the E-Start program. Once the consultant is signed up, she can send a Read more…

Mary Kay didn’t work out for you. That’s fine. Not everything works for everyone. But this entire site feels like an overreaction. You had a bad experience, and now you’re trying to convince the world that anyone who enjoys the 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…

Written by Sojourner Regarding Mary Kay’s changes to My Shop: My guess is that the PITA factor for those who carry inventory and pride themselves on personal service was factored into the discussions when this new approach was first being Read more…

We’ve often seen Pink Truth members upset at the loss of a Mary Kay friendship. What happens when someone is your friend first, and then becomes your sales director…. and then once you leave Mary Kay, you never hear from Read more…

Written by Parsons Green Retired* national sales director Linda Toupin recently asked consultants to post pictures of their Mary Kay parties. Mary Kay is the ONLY skin care company that cares about the multi generational relationship with customers. Jeni Tjelle posted Read more…

From a reader named Sandy: You all suck the life right out of dreams. You don’t have to work Mary Kay, you don’t even have to like Mary Kay but there are plenty of us who do. If you put Read more…

Written by Raisinberry Stepping out of Mary Kay for good, is freedom. And that is as it should be. It is a step toward becoming “real” again, where you have no duplicitous purpose in your relationships. You were never supposed Read more…