Another comment on our video featuring Jamie Taylor admitting how she got people to order products they didn’t need… all so she could become an NSD. A comment by a woman who has been a lowly beauty consultant for 9 Read more…

What do you do when you’ve run out of people to bother about Mary Kay? This is the reason so little of the products that are ordered from MK actually end up in the hands of a real consumer. Because Read more…

Mary Kay sales director Jaci Baccus went to church last week and heard something she didn’t like. She heard the truth from her pastor: That MLMs (like Mary Kay) are abusive scams. As a result, Jaci felt ashamed of what Read more…

This comment was submitted in response to our video Taylor McKnight Wants to Be a Mary Kay NSD. This consultant says she doesn’t believe in frontloading. But Pink Truth is like junior high girls fighting in the bathroom and apparently Read more…

A recent comment was left (and then deleted) on our video Jamie Taylor Mary Kay Admits Her Downline Ordered Product to Finish Her Goal. The comment was left by Emily Schulte, a Mary Kay consultant in the Pamela Shaw area Read more…

How sad is it when one of the “best days of your life” is one that is associated with materialism and opportunism? That’s exactly what the Mary Kay Pink Cadillac represents. It represents 300 or 400 women who have been Read more…

Our friend Jamie Taylor wants you to believe that multi-level marketing (MLM) and direct selling are different! You’re supposed to look at this real so you can understand the difference. No one has accused Jamie of being smart. The post Read more…

Over the last two years, we have watched Kelly Brock go from “top director” status in Mary Kay, to shunned former director, to business coach, and now to life coach. Every step of the way, she bragged about how much Read more…

It’s always fun to see how different (or not) things are in Mary Kay in other countries. Here’s some insight from a woman who quit Mary May in the United Kingdom. As an ex-Mary Kay consultant in the U.K., I Read more…

I was doing some research and happened across Mary Kay’s corporate website in Ireland. It was interesting to see the differences (or lack thereof) there. For one, they don’t tout 50% profit. It is “up to 40%” there.