We recently talked about Gloria Mayfield Banks and her upcoming retirement from Mary Kay. She’s almost 65, the magic number at which you must retire and begin to collect your 15 year family security plan payout. Gloria has been developing Read more…

Why did director Jamie Taylor (still not an NSD) “succeed” at Mary Kay, but you did not? She breaks it down in this video from October. You can skip to 0:50 if you don’t want to watch the whole thing. Read more…

It’s true! Gloria Mayfield Banks is retiring. She turns 65 years old in September 2021, so she will be retiring on January 1, 2022. GMB confirmed her upcoming retirement with this promotion: Upon retiring, Gloria will receive 60% of her Read more…

Enjoy your Thanksgiving holiday free from Mary Kay. (Remember the days when you used to have take advantage of holidays with family and friends to try to push more products and/or beg women to sign up as consultants?) Whether you’re Read more…

Does your director tell you to “stock up” on Mary Kay’s holiday products because they “fly right off the shelf” and MK will sell out quickly? They’re not wrong that MK will sell out quickly, but that’s only because all Read more…

Written by SuzyQ In April, Mary Kay gave women an opportunity to start up as a consultant for only $30. For your entrance fee, you get to call yourself a consultant and have a MK website. If you want to Read more…

Mary Kay runs promotion after promotion. Nearly all of them are designed to recruit more women, get larger inventory orders from them, and order more products yourself (reasons for you to order: almost on target and just need to order Read more…

Mary Kay national sales directors are in the image business! Time to caption this photo and tell us what image is shown with this outfit on MK NSD Kimberly Copeland:

Dacia and Karl Wiegandt sure have that Mary Kay go-give spirit, don’t they? Today’s article is a bit of juicy gossip about “The Berry Farm” in Miami, run by Karl Wiegandt, husband of Mary Kay NSD Dacia Wiegandt. The story 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…