(It’s even more expensive than you think!) Written by Frosty Rose The pinnacle of success for a Mary Kay director is the coveted Pink Cadillac. It’s that trophy on wheels that sells the sizzle of a “career” in this company, Read more…
Rachel Ryan, a sales director in Jamie Taylor’s national area, should offer a master class in audacious goal setting. Per her social media, she’s going to recruit 100 new consultants by seminar. We’ll ignore the fact that she only recruited Read more…
The Mary Kay ladies need you to believe that home parties are not dead. Remember, in Mary Kay we pretend that the “business” is retail sales and everyone is selling lots of products. We’re not supposed to talk about how Read more…
There are all sorts of ways to use social medial to recruit people into Mary Kay. Probably the most common is flaunting your lifestyle. (It doesn’t matter if you’re buying everything on credit or if you actually have the money, Read more…
This is a popular meme floating around that is meant to discourage consumers from buying their Mary Kay products from eBay, Amazon, or other online outlets. But directly from a Mary Kay consultant! The biggest argument is that you risk Read more…
Yes, the Mary Kay ladies are guilty of repeatedly making false earnings claims. The 50% profit lie is probably the most common. And even Mary Kay Inc. is guilty of pushing this lie. (It’s not just those “independent consultants” who Read more…
Lots has been going on at Mary Kay over the last couples of weeks. It’s time to review and drop some new (but exciting!) information about Mary Kay. (Scroll to the bottom for the new information.) 1. False income claims Read more…
She would never look because she doesn't subject herself to negativity!
They're absolutely being warned! My office has an Arbonne hun and a Bravenly hun, the mail clerk warned me within…
You should go say hello to her at whatever retail establishment she works at and innocently ask how her MK…
I wonder how many times she's checked out Pink Truth.
"Oh, no, here comes Elaine and her basket again." When I was a little girl in the 1960s, we had…