Happy Thanksgiving to those in and out of the pink fog!

Last week Mary Kay launched their new line of color products, Chromafusion. And they’ve got Matrix Technology, whatever that is.  The rumor was that the new color products would be coming out around Christmas, but here they are and no Read more…

Members of Mary Kay’s pink cult sometimes speak the truth so eloquently. Yesterday East Idaho News published a story about two MK sales directors receiving their pink Cadillacs on the same day. What a treat for Tammy Brown and Jenn Read more…

Written by The Scribbler This document isn’t necessarily a script, but a spotty transcript of a speech given to NSDs.  It is a game plan discussing how to recruit younger people into Mary Kay.  It talks about the characteristics of Read more…

If you’re wondering which cars are available through the Mary Kay Career Car program and what production is needed for them, look no further. This handy dandy graphic gives you the details. The cars: Grand Achiever – Chevrolet Cruze Premier Read more…

This seems to occur at least yearly in Mary Kay…. double credit. Whatever amount you (or your team/unit) order, the wholesale value of it is doubled for “contest credit.” There will be a big push from directors this month to Read more…

The last time Mary Kay changed its entire line of color cosmetics was 2007. The rumor mill says it’s happening again, starting around Christmas. Directors aren’t telling their units because they don’t want it to affect production now. Have you Read more…

This article was submitted by “Tiffany” who wanted to share her experience as someone who was never in Mary Kay but began buying products from consultants and reselling it on eBay and Amazon. After helping many consultants who had products Read more…

Written by Lazy Gardens Mary Kay recruiters promote the idea that business expenses are good because they lower your taxable income. Maybe so, but you actually have to spend money to get a smaller benefit on your tax return. Is Read more…

It’s no secret that the volume of business done by Mary Kay in the United States has been dropping for the last decade. In 2007. the company reported 700,000 consultants and 14,000 directors. In 2008, they reported 600,000 consultants and Read more…