Written by SuzyQ Oh my, so much to say and so little time. For the newbies, June is the make or break month in the MK seminar year and all of the stops are pulled out. The nsd’s may even Read more…

Former consultant Theresa obviously doesn’t understand the value of educating and warning other women about Mary Kay. It was her choice to buy Mary Kay products that are now sitting in her basement. But what she forgets is that it Read more…

Written by Parsons Green Chelsea rested after her exhausting quest to do 100 faces in one day. She posted an update for us! She had only 75 people show up, rather than the 100 she was going to do. Only Read more…

Written by Parsons Green Chelsea Adkins held an event for skin care and makeup consultants over the weekend. She hoped to have 100 Faces in attendance. It was held at her church. She offered swag bags to all guests. One Read more…

Google “30 faces in 30 days” and you will see a ton of pages from Mary Kay sales directors promoting this as a way to jump start your MK business. It’s so easy to do! That’s how you sell the Read more…

Last week, we featured Codie Nelson on the front page about the continued struggle she’s having trying to be successful at Mary Kay. Codie turned off comments on her Facebook post after a few hours, but here are some of Read more…

Written by Parsons Green Jessica Dudley is a sales director in the Somer Fortenberry national area. She loves Mary Kay’s new lip oil so much she could not wait to apply it while driving her car. Maybe Somer needs to Read more…

A Mary Kay consultant who sells Mary Kay out of her hair salon thinks we just didn’t invest properly. She must be working her business the right way! Oh wait… selling out of a fixed location like a salon isn’t Read more…

Written by Parsons Green Codie Nelson is a struggling Mary Kay consultant. She frequently posts for advice on Facebook. In 2023, she posted that she was not able to work and Mary Kay was her only option for income. No Read more…

Written by Marcy After my stint in Mary Kay and two other MLMs, I have come to the conclusion that many people stay because of two factors: peer pressure and guilt. We come into this new “business opportunity” all excited Read more…