Former Cadillac sales director (more recently a Premier Club director) Kimberly Perkins has quit Mary Kay. And she’s done it with a flourish! Let’s back it up. Kimberly started MK in 2008.  In 2012, she got her first pink Cadillac. Read more…

Written by BrainwashedNoMore I want to thank you so much for setting up this website and maintaining it over the years. I’m writing this story in order to help others understand their experience better. That’s what Pink Truth has been Read more…

Following the lead of a handful of “successful” Mary Kay sales directors who have quit (Kelly Brock, Dawn Barton, etc), Ali Zornes just announced that she is quitting MK. Her pink Cadillac is going to be picked up. After telling Read more…

I would like to wish a very happy Christmas to those who celebrate. For those who don’t celebrate Christmas, I wish you a wonderful season of blessings. And a happy Festivus for the rest of us! Enjoy your Mary Kay-free Read more…

Amie Gamboian is a former national sales director for Mary Kay. She left MK in 2018 after almost 20 years with the company. And while with Mary Kay, she sang its praises all the time. If you can stand to Read more…

I just wanted to share an update.  I don’t know if you remember, but I emailed close to this time last year asking for advice on how to become an “ethical sales director.”  You even posted my email on the Read more…

When women leave Mary Kay, I always find myself wanting them to tell the truth about what an awful company it is. And they almost never do. Our friend JTA was brave enough to tell the truth, and she likely Read more…

Kelly Brock was a top director with Mary Kay Cosmetics and had been with the company for years. Sometime late last year she stopped mentioning Mary Kay on Instagram, and instead spoke exclusively about things related to her “coaching” business.  Read more…

A former Mary Kay consultant decided to sell her red jacket. She got a response from her recruiter saying she must really need money. This was her email back. No, I’m not really in need of money, and kind of Read more…

When you first become a Mary Kay Consultant, you are told that the “real money” is in becoming a sales director. They flaunt the “high commission checks” and make you believe that these “high checks” are normal checks. (Note: They’re Read more…