Any suggestions as how to start successfully on your Mary Kay business?
Q. For those of you who are Mary Kay consultants, any tips/suggestions how to start out successfully on your Mary Kay business? I'm nervous + have fears that I will fail in starting my business. Not to mention I don't have enough money to even start out my business.
Asked by Girl America - Tue Nov 6 01:19:45 2007 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I am not a Mary Kay consultant, but I want to comment to you and help you a bit. The number one reason a business fails is under capitalization,,,If you dont have the money to start this,,,dont! Start saving your money! Get a bit saved and then look at the opportunity again. In the mean time,,,Look at what you can do to make some money on the side that does not require a major investment. Is there a service that you can provide? Service business usually have low costs to get started and can make you a nice profit. Good Luck!!!
Answered by martimas77 - Tue Nov 6 01:36:21 2007
Q. For those of you who are Mary Kay consultants, any tips/suggestions how to start out successfully on your Mary Kay business? I'm nervous + have fears that I will fail in starting my business. Not to mention I don't have enough money to even start out my business.
Asked by Girl America - Tue Nov 6 01:19:45 2007 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I am not a Mary Kay consultant, but I want to comment to you and help you a bit. The number one reason a business fails is under capitalization,,,If you dont have the money to start this,,,dont! Start saving your money! Get a bit saved and then look at the opportunity again. In the mean time,,,Look at what you can do to make some money on the side that does not require a major investment. Is there a service that you can provide? Service business usually have low costs to get started and can make you a nice profit. Good Luck!!!
Answered by martimas77 - Tue Nov 6 01:36:21 2007
Is it okay to sign up to sell Mary Kay through a director that lives 6 hrs away from you?
Q. Instead of signing up with one locally? Will it violate Mary Kay rules?
Asked by whatwhatwhat - Sat Aug 1 16:28:00 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I agree there are no territories however make sure you trust your director. Also if you can still attend all the meeting locally you can have an adoptive director. You will still have your orignal one but you will have someone to help you locally if need be. Great to see you making that step forward.
Answered by Cyn Loves Pink - Sat Aug 1 20:53:52 2009
Q. Instead of signing up with one locally? Will it violate Mary Kay rules?
Asked by whatwhatwhat - Sat Aug 1 16:28:00 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I agree there are no territories however make sure you trust your director. Also if you can still attend all the meeting locally you can have an adoptive director. You will still have your orignal one but you will have someone to help you locally if need be. Great to see you making that step forward.
Answered by Cyn Loves Pink - Sat Aug 1 20:53:52 2009
what can you deduct for a mary kay business?
Q. I'm considering starting a Mary Kay business and wanted to know all the tax deductions that are possible. I know there are 41 but I can't find any.
Asked by rockstarcharmer - Sat Jun 17 21:55:28 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check with the I.R.S. and the Small Business Administration for some free advice. You can deduct business expenses like advertising and travel. Check out Allocation of Income and Expenses, schedule P form 5735 at: This is the basic form you are looking for. You can deduct any equipment that is used exclusively for the business, like a file cabinet, which can be depreciated, usually over seven years, where you recover the expense of the equipment over time. You can also deduct the expenses for your car when used to travel for the business. You must keep a mileage log to qualify. If you use a computer and deduct it then that computer must be devoted entirely to the business, any personal programs on it will cancel this deduction You… [cont.]
Answered by Dan S - Sat Jun 17 22:38:27 2006
Q. I'm considering starting a Mary Kay business and wanted to know all the tax deductions that are possible. I know there are 41 but I can't find any.
Asked by rockstarcharmer - Sat Jun 17 21:55:28 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check with the I.R.S. and the Small Business Administration for some free advice. You can deduct business expenses like advertising and travel. Check out Allocation of Income and Expenses, schedule P form 5735 at: This is the basic form you are looking for. You can deduct any equipment that is used exclusively for the business, like a file cabinet, which can be depreciated, usually over seven years, where you recover the expense of the equipment over time. You can also deduct the expenses for your car when used to travel for the business. You must keep a mileage log to qualify. If you use a computer and deduct it then that computer must be devoted entirely to the business, any personal programs on it will cancel this deduction You… [cont.]
Answered by Dan S - Sat Jun 17 22:38:27 2006
How can you sell Mary Kay without having parties?
Q. Does anyone sell Mary Kay strictly off their website? How much business do you get thru the website? I am looking to make some extra money but I am really not into doing parties and bugging people. What are some other ways you can successfully sell Mary Kay?
Asked by Shannon - Thu Jun 12 19:51:35 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Are you already signed up with MK and have product? Selling it is not easy and not having the people to sell to will be even harder. You can try selling it on ebay, but you won't make a dime. Get out before you've spent every penny you have and are left in despair. Every single consultant I ever met lied through their teeth about making money. The only way to make any money is to recruit others into selling it. Then, you have to continue to recruit since so many drop out because they can't sell it either! Directors don't have that many "parties". They make $ from you buying product! They get a comission. Don't be fooled about how this company works. I love the makeup and continue to use it for almost 30 years. I only use the… [cont.]
Answered by latebreakfast - Fri Jun 13 23:44:10 2008
Q. Does anyone sell Mary Kay strictly off their website? How much business do you get thru the website? I am looking to make some extra money but I am really not into doing parties and bugging people. What are some other ways you can successfully sell Mary Kay?
Asked by Shannon - Thu Jun 12 19:51:35 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Are you already signed up with MK and have product? Selling it is not easy and not having the people to sell to will be even harder. You can try selling it on ebay, but you won't make a dime. Get out before you've spent every penny you have and are left in despair. Every single consultant I ever met lied through their teeth about making money. The only way to make any money is to recruit others into selling it. Then, you have to continue to recruit since so many drop out because they can't sell it either! Directors don't have that many "parties". They make $ from you buying product! They get a comission. Don't be fooled about how this company works. I love the makeup and continue to use it for almost 30 years. I only use the… [cont.]
Answered by latebreakfast - Fri Jun 13 23:44:10 2008
How do I get my Mary Kay business going?
Q. I need ideas to market my Mary Kay business. I have not sold anything yet. No hits on my website.
Asked by Shannon - Thu Jul 17 23:35:20 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You need to talk to people. Do your facials and skin care classes. Have your current customers help promote you. Mary Kay is all about building those awesome relationships with your customers, not just about the sales. Yes, we can make great money, but it's because we offer excellent customer service on top of our incredible products to make loyal customers that keep coming back to us. You're not just promoting your business; you're promoting yourself as well. So every day, "Get up, get cute, and get out." Talk to everyone within three feet of you. get business cards. Nobody will know you're a consultant unless you tell them, so just open your mouth and start talking. =) Also, when you're a Star Consultant, you get priority on the… [cont.]
Answered by midniqhtblue - Fri Jul 18 00:30:45 2008
Q. I need ideas to market my Mary Kay business. I have not sold anything yet. No hits on my website.
Asked by Shannon - Thu Jul 17 23:35:20 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You need to talk to people. Do your facials and skin care classes. Have your current customers help promote you. Mary Kay is all about building those awesome relationships with your customers, not just about the sales. Yes, we can make great money, but it's because we offer excellent customer service on top of our incredible products to make loyal customers that keep coming back to us. You're not just promoting your business; you're promoting yourself as well. So every day, "Get up, get cute, and get out." Talk to everyone within three feet of you. get business cards. Nobody will know you're a consultant unless you tell them, so just open your mouth and start talking. =) Also, when you're a Star Consultant, you get priority on the… [cont.]
Answered by midniqhtblue - Fri Jul 18 00:30:45 2008
I want to become a Mary Kay consultant. How do I advertise?
Q. Hello, I am thinking of becoming a Mary Kay Beauty Consultant. What is the best way to advertise for this kind of business?
Asked by Amber - Thu Mar 25 16:14:50 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your consultant starter kit will come with lots of great material that will help you to advertise including business cards. The most important thing is to simply let people around you know that you are a consultant. If you aren't sure how to sign up, just contact me at customizedbyu@aol.com and I'll send you the link.
Answered by KZimmer84 - Sun Mar 28 07:40:13 2010
Q. Hello, I am thinking of becoming a Mary Kay Beauty Consultant. What is the best way to advertise for this kind of business?
Asked by Amber - Thu Mar 25 16:14:50 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your consultant starter kit will come with lots of great material that will help you to advertise including business cards. The most important thing is to simply let people around you know that you are a consultant. If you aren't sure how to sign up, just contact me at customizedbyu@aol.com and I'll send you the link.
Answered by KZimmer84 - Sun Mar 28 07:40:13 2010
Mary Kay Consultants, how do you manage clients and inventory?
Q. My wife is a new Mary Kay consultant and I am a retired I.T. Consultant. I have written a database to help her manage her clients, contacts, appointments, sales, inventory, etc. It is designed for a person starting out. I would like to make this database available to other consultants but I do not know how to get the info out. There is no advertising in the Applause magazine. Any ideas? I am offering it as 'shareware'. Free. But if you like it then please contribute to its support and maintenance. Thanks for the help.
Asked by Craig - Sat Apr 14 00:01:36 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Spread the word about it on some of the Mary Kay support (as in Mary Kay probably is a good thing) lists: Mary_Kay_Tools@yahoogroup s.com PinkBeGone@yahoogroups.co m are two possibilities. There are a couple of pro-Mary Kay blogs that might be willing to mention your program --- if The Pink Truth Blog hasn't revealed anything that their upline hasn't told them, or written something which otherwise irks them. If you are very brave, (foolhardy might be a better description), you can try mentioning it on pinktruth.com. [The Pink Truth Blog).
Answered by jblake80856 - Sat Apr 14 06:31:09 2007
Q. My wife is a new Mary Kay consultant and I am a retired I.T. Consultant. I have written a database to help her manage her clients, contacts, appointments, sales, inventory, etc. It is designed for a person starting out. I would like to make this database available to other consultants but I do not know how to get the info out. There is no advertising in the Applause magazine. Any ideas? I am offering it as 'shareware'. Free. But if you like it then please contribute to its support and maintenance. Thanks for the help.
Asked by Craig - Sat Apr 14 00:01:36 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Spread the word about it on some of the Mary Kay support (as in Mary Kay probably is a good thing) lists: Mary_Kay_Tools@yahoogroup s.com PinkBeGone@yahoogroups.co m are two possibilities. There are a couple of pro-Mary Kay blogs that might be willing to mention your program --- if The Pink Truth Blog hasn't revealed anything that their upline hasn't told them, or written something which otherwise irks them. If you are very brave, (foolhardy might be a better description), you can try mentioning it on pinktruth.com. [The Pink Truth Blog).
Answered by jblake80856 - Sat Apr 14 06:31:09 2007
What color of Mineral Foundation should I buy through Mary Kay?
Q. I currently use Loreal Mineral Foundation in Nude Beige. I would like to try Mary Kay Mineral Foundation. Is there anyone who knows what color I should try in Mary Kay -- Any consultants that know this answer? Thanks! :)
Asked by pretty in jules - Sat Apr 18 20:13:04 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am assuming you would be bg one but would need more information to help. MK comes Ivory 1, Ivory 2 Beige 1 Beige 2 so not know the other brand it could be Ivory 2 or Beige 1. The best thing to do is find a consultant in your area and try the product to see which is the best match for you
Answered by Sandra D - Sat Apr 18 22:27:24 2009
Q. I currently use Loreal Mineral Foundation in Nude Beige. I would like to try Mary Kay Mineral Foundation. Is there anyone who knows what color I should try in Mary Kay -- Any consultants that know this answer? Thanks! :)
Asked by pretty in jules - Sat Apr 18 20:13:04 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am assuming you would be bg one but would need more information to help. MK comes Ivory 1, Ivory 2 Beige 1 Beige 2 so not know the other brand it could be Ivory 2 or Beige 1. The best thing to do is find a consultant in your area and try the product to see which is the best match for you
Answered by Sandra D - Sat Apr 18 22:27:24 2009
Is it possible to be successful in mary kay without buying inventory?
Q. I just became a mary kay consultant and i am unable to buy inventory at the moment. So is it possible to be successful in mary kay without buying inventory? And if i decide to stop doing this do is it possible to get my money back for the starter kit if nothing is used?
Asked by life_of_party - Fri Feb 26 00:20:44 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Staya way from all pyramid schemes and multi level bullcrap.
Answered by Billy Cunningham - Fri Feb 26 00:31:22 2010
Q. I just became a mary kay consultant and i am unable to buy inventory at the moment. So is it possible to be successful in mary kay without buying inventory? And if i decide to stop doing this do is it possible to get my money back for the starter kit if nothing is used?
Asked by life_of_party - Fri Feb 26 00:20:44 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Staya way from all pyramid schemes and multi level bullcrap.
Answered by Billy Cunningham - Fri Feb 26 00:31:22 2010
What are the ingredients in Mary Kay lip gloss?
Q. I'm interested in knowing what's in Mary kay signature lip gloss. Anyone know? If someone could type out the ingredients list, if they have it, I would be thrilled. The ingredients are harder to find online than I thought they were. Thanks!
Asked by Kitties607I - Fri Aug 3 00:10:37 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It includes Vitamins A and E and then the following... Ingredients: Hydrogenated Polyisobutene , Triisostearyl Citrate , Diisostearyl Malate , C10-30 Cholesterol/Lanosterol Esters , Ethylene/Propylene/Styren e Copolymer , Ozokerite , Ricinus Communis (Castor) Seed Oil , Octyldodecanol , Butylene/Ethylene/Styrene Copolymer , Flavor , Methylparaben , Tocopherol , Glycine Soja (Soybean) Oil , Propylparaben , Tocopheryl Acetate , Retinyl Palmitate , Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Extract , BHT , Mica , Titanium Dioxide May Contain: Calcium Sodium Borosilicate , Synthetic Fluorphlogopite , Calcium Aluminum Borosilicate , Iron Oxides , Red 6 Lake , Red 7 Lake , Yellow 5 Lake , Red 33 Lake , Carmine , Red 28 Lake , Red 30 Lake , Blue 1 Lake ,… [cont.]
Answered by kelbell - Fri Aug 3 01:33:20 2007
Q. I'm interested in knowing what's in Mary kay signature lip gloss. Anyone know? If someone could type out the ingredients list, if they have it, I would be thrilled. The ingredients are harder to find online than I thought they were. Thanks!
Asked by Kitties607I - Fri Aug 3 00:10:37 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It includes Vitamins A and E and then the following... Ingredients: Hydrogenated Polyisobutene , Triisostearyl Citrate , Diisostearyl Malate , C10-30 Cholesterol/Lanosterol Esters , Ethylene/Propylene/Styren e Copolymer , Ozokerite , Ricinus Communis (Castor) Seed Oil , Octyldodecanol , Butylene/Ethylene/Styrene Copolymer , Flavor , Methylparaben , Tocopherol , Glycine Soja (Soybean) Oil , Propylparaben , Tocopheryl Acetate , Retinyl Palmitate , Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Extract , BHT , Mica , Titanium Dioxide May Contain: Calcium Sodium Borosilicate , Synthetic Fluorphlogopite , Calcium Aluminum Borosilicate , Iron Oxides , Red 6 Lake , Red 7 Lake , Yellow 5 Lake , Red 33 Lake , Carmine , Red 28 Lake , Red 30 Lake , Blue 1 Lake ,… [cont.]
Answered by kelbell - Fri Aug 3 01:33:20 2007
What benefits would I get from Mary Kay if I purchase $350 worth of items?
Q. To all the Mary Kay Advisors out there, if I buy $350 in products would I be considered a hostess and get the hostess benefits or since I am the only buyer I wouldn't be able to get any benefits? Example free items or extra credit or gifts and so on. What are the requirements to get rewards? thank you!
Asked by Barbie P - Thu Oct 23 10:08:47 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well I would have a few question before I could offer you anything. I always give my customers perks and am very leary when someone I don't know wants to make such a large purchase without seeing the products. I have sold that amount easily at a skin care class or holiday shopping but not online. So besides that no you would not be considered a hostess but might be able to get extra free stuff but we are independent contractors so you would need to speak directly to the consultant or a few consultants if you want to see who would offer the best deal. The other thought is if you are purchasing so much why not become a personal use consultant and save yourself in the long run.
Answered by Sandra D - Thu Oct 23 10:44:07 2008
Q. To all the Mary Kay Advisors out there, if I buy $350 in products would I be considered a hostess and get the hostess benefits or since I am the only buyer I wouldn't be able to get any benefits? Example free items or extra credit or gifts and so on. What are the requirements to get rewards? thank you!
Asked by Barbie P - Thu Oct 23 10:08:47 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well I would have a few question before I could offer you anything. I always give my customers perks and am very leary when someone I don't know wants to make such a large purchase without seeing the products. I have sold that amount easily at a skin care class or holiday shopping but not online. So besides that no you would not be considered a hostess but might be able to get extra free stuff but we are independent contractors so you would need to speak directly to the consultant or a few consultants if you want to see who would offer the best deal. The other thought is if you are purchasing so much why not become a personal use consultant and save yourself in the long run.
Answered by Sandra D - Thu Oct 23 10:44:07 2008
What's included in the starter kit for selling Mary Kay products?
Q. I'm interested in starting my own Mary Kay business, but I don't know any sales directors and the website only gives so much information! I would like to know what's included in the starter kit, and any additional advice or information is more than welcome!
Asked by Brittany - Mon Dec 29 00:46:39 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi--I encourage you to look up one of these groups in yahoo groups: Pink Consultants Mary_Kay_Tools both are good info groups full of MK consultants who can explain in detail what is going on for the business, plus support, ideas, etc. As well, go back to the site, find a consultant in your area, call her & ask to go to a meeting--it is at the meeting you'll find more info into joining. Do not sign any contract (the agreement) until you have the info you want. I've been a consultant for almost 4 yrs. Some meetings are more "smooth" about it than others. And some ppl are easily talked into things. Just be sure it's YOUR Decision that's all! The worst that happens is you go to the meeting, you get a makeover you have some fun, win… [cont.]
Answered by sailboatsandbutterflies - Mon Dec 29 04:15:24 2008
Q. I'm interested in starting my own Mary Kay business, but I don't know any sales directors and the website only gives so much information! I would like to know what's included in the starter kit, and any additional advice or information is more than welcome!
Asked by Brittany - Mon Dec 29 00:46:39 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi--I encourage you to look up one of these groups in yahoo groups: Pink Consultants Mary_Kay_Tools both are good info groups full of MK consultants who can explain in detail what is going on for the business, plus support, ideas, etc. As well, go back to the site, find a consultant in your area, call her & ask to go to a meeting--it is at the meeting you'll find more info into joining. Do not sign any contract (the agreement) until you have the info you want. I've been a consultant for almost 4 yrs. Some meetings are more "smooth" about it than others. And some ppl are easily talked into things. Just be sure it's YOUR Decision that's all! The worst that happens is you go to the meeting, you get a makeover you have some fun, win… [cont.]
Answered by sailboatsandbutterflies - Mon Dec 29 04:15:24 2008
does the mary kay oil mattifier actually work?
Q. okay so i have a superr oily nose. i started the oil cleansing method about a week and a half ago and it has helped slow the oil production on my face tremendously, but its still nowhere close to being gone. my question is, does the mary kay oil mattifier actually help control oil on my face? im starting high school in a few days and i really want it as controlled as possible. i guess i would put it on right before my makeup every morning, and throughout the day. so does it work? any tips?
Asked by emma - Thu Aug 20 20:18:10 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. okay so i have a superr oily nose. i started the oil cleansing method about a week and a half ago and it has helped slow the oil production on my face tremendously, but its still nowhere close to being gone. my question is, does the mary kay oil mattifier actually help control oil on my face? im starting high school in a few days and i really want it as controlled as possible. i guess i would put it on right before my makeup every morning, and throughout the day. so does it work? any tips?
Asked by emma - Thu Aug 20 20:18:10 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
How do I create a flyer for a Joint Mary Kay & Tupperware Holiday Open House?
Q. My mom is a Tupperware Consultant and I am a Mary Kay consultant. I am having a hard time coming up with ideas of how to create a flyer announcing our Holiday Open House that we are holding together. Any ideas would be very appreciated!!
Asked by Jamie M - Fri Nov 2 05:13:03 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well are you sending it your existing customer base that know what you sell or to put out to the public? I usually do something simple and cute Unitnet has a whole bunch or ideas then just list that it is Tupperware and MK. I focus on the convenience not so much the products. Avoid the stress of the mall parking lines and sore feet gift for women men and teens and I believe Tupperware has some things for children too don't they.
Answered by SandraD - Sun Nov 4 10:26:12 2007
Q. My mom is a Tupperware Consultant and I am a Mary Kay consultant. I am having a hard time coming up with ideas of how to create a flyer announcing our Holiday Open House that we are holding together. Any ideas would be very appreciated!!
Asked by Jamie M - Fri Nov 2 05:13:03 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well are you sending it your existing customer base that know what you sell or to put out to the public? I usually do something simple and cute Unitnet has a whole bunch or ideas then just list that it is Tupperware and MK. I focus on the convenience not so much the products. Avoid the stress of the mall parking lines and sore feet gift for women men and teens and I believe Tupperware has some things for children too don't they.
Answered by SandraD - Sun Nov 4 10:26:12 2007
What else besides Mary Kay and Avon can I sell?
Q. I'm looking to do something on the side just for fun really. I live in a small town so we have alot of Mary Kay and Avon people already. What other kinds of makeup can you be an independent sales rep for?
Asked by dunno - Wed Dec 16 08:15:15 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are several other companies including: Arbonne Mia Bella Beauticontrol
Answered by Raven - Thu Dec 17 13:37:28 2009
Q. I'm looking to do something on the side just for fun really. I live in a small town so we have alot of Mary Kay and Avon people already. What other kinds of makeup can you be an independent sales rep for?
Asked by dunno - Wed Dec 16 08:15:15 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are several other companies including: Arbonne Mia Bella Beauticontrol
Answered by Raven - Thu Dec 17 13:37:28 2009
Did I make enough income from mary kay to report on income tax?
Q. I started selling Mary Kay in September. So far I've only made about $300 net profit in product sales. I didn't receive any forms from MK and I'm not sure how to report this, or even if i have to report it on my taxes this year. Does anyone have some advice?
Asked by mariay_99 - Mon Feb 1 15:39:11 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, you should report the income on a schedule c on your individual return assuming you have any other income, or are married and have a spouse that earns income, You'll need to report the gross receipts from MK or the customers depending on how that works (total amount paid to you) and then deduct related costs including food and beverages for parties, mileage on your vehicle, business cards, cost of goods sold, etc. You'll also have to keep track of any inventory you purchased. You may find that you actually incurred a loss after taking into consideration all the other expenses.
Answered by Dazy - Mon Feb 1 15:58:22 2010
Q. I started selling Mary Kay in September. So far I've only made about $300 net profit in product sales. I didn't receive any forms from MK and I'm not sure how to report this, or even if i have to report it on my taxes this year. Does anyone have some advice?
Asked by mariay_99 - Mon Feb 1 15:39:11 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, you should report the income on a schedule c on your individual return assuming you have any other income, or are married and have a spouse that earns income, You'll need to report the gross receipts from MK or the customers depending on how that works (total amount paid to you) and then deduct related costs including food and beverages for parties, mileage on your vehicle, business cards, cost of goods sold, etc. You'll also have to keep track of any inventory you purchased. You may find that you actually incurred a loss after taking into consideration all the other expenses.
Answered by Dazy - Mon Feb 1 15:58:22 2010
I have an old set of Mary Kay Bronzing Beads, which are now discontinued. What is a good equivalent?
Q. I love love love the particular color that I get with Mary Kay Bronzing Beads, but since they are discontinued, I can no longer find them (ebay can't sell them due to some French laws, or something). I haven't been able to find just the right color since. Does anyone know of a good equivalent to the Bronzing Beads?
Asked by inishibofn - Mon Mar 1 21:02:35 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. good
Answered by LEVEL 33 - Tue Mar 9 13:02:09 2010
Q. I love love love the particular color that I get with Mary Kay Bronzing Beads, but since they are discontinued, I can no longer find them (ebay can't sell them due to some French laws, or something). I haven't been able to find just the right color since. Does anyone know of a good equivalent to the Bronzing Beads?
Asked by inishibofn - Mon Mar 1 21:02:35 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. good
Answered by LEVEL 33 - Tue Mar 9 13:02:09 2010
What skin care products compare to Mary Kay?
Q. I've recently tried some of the samples of the time wise three in one. as well as the microderm abrasion and lotions.. I am in love, I know now I need to switch products but Mary Kay is just too steep in price. Is there something out there I can get great results that is comparable?
Asked by Kristen - Sat Oct 6 12:01:07 2007 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Clinique products are wonderful. Cliniqe is one of those examples of you DO get the quality you pay for. They not only have a wonderful assortment of skin care products and lotions, but they also have light hypo-allergenic make-up. You can purchase from their web site or from a department store that carries them like Belk, Bloomingdales, Saks Fith Ave, Dillards, and lots more. They are listed in the Clinique Counter Locator on the website.
Answered by jademoon20 - Sat Oct 6 12:18:24 2007
Q. I've recently tried some of the samples of the time wise three in one. as well as the microderm abrasion and lotions.. I am in love, I know now I need to switch products but Mary Kay is just too steep in price. Is there something out there I can get great results that is comparable?
Asked by Kristen - Sat Oct 6 12:01:07 2007 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Clinique products are wonderful. Cliniqe is one of those examples of you DO get the quality you pay for. They not only have a wonderful assortment of skin care products and lotions, but they also have light hypo-allergenic make-up. You can purchase from their web site or from a department store that carries them like Belk, Bloomingdales, Saks Fith Ave, Dillards, and lots more. They are listed in the Clinique Counter Locator on the website.
Answered by jademoon20 - Sat Oct 6 12:18:24 2007
Does anyone known if you can legally sell Avon and Mary Kay products at the same time? Work for both?
Q. I love Mary Kay products and currently sell, but I also love Avon and used to sell and like some of their products. Would like to do both. Does anyone do this and/or know if you can?
Asked by Beth - Mon Aug 31 04:11:07 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you can sell both remember your own boss one of my cousin do the same but you really need to have alot of time because your going to have the alot of work to do.
Answered by Beatles - Mon Aug 31 15:36:23 2009
Q. I love Mary Kay products and currently sell, but I also love Avon and used to sell and like some of their products. Would like to do both. Does anyone do this and/or know if you can?
Asked by Beth - Mon Aug 31 04:11:07 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you can sell both remember your own boss one of my cousin do the same but you really need to have alot of time because your going to have the alot of work to do.
Answered by Beatles - Mon Aug 31 15:36:23 2009
What are the real costs of selling Mary Kay?
Q. I've been trying to research the cost of selling Mary Kay. I work full time, so I'm not fooling myself that I can make a living off this, but even if it's a little here and there. I just need to know what it really costs me. I know the $100 starter kit, but is there a min. I have to sell or buy each month like other companies? What about a fee? I don't want why I should sell it or how great it is, I just want to know what I'm looking at spending.
Asked by Selchie21 - Fri Jun 22 14:44:26 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. After you purchase your starter kit it is up to you what you do from there. You have a year to place and order but in order to get the 50% discount you need to be active which is a $200 wholesale order. I was skeptical at first but that really is only just one show. (when new you might only make 200 -300 a show as a seasoned consultant I do 500 -600 a show 4-6 people) You stay active for 3 month from you last 200 order. It is a little hard to explain via email. Did you consultant give you a contract it is a lot of small print but it explains it. You are starting a business so you have business expenses to make it successful. If you choose a website it is $25.00 for the first year $50.00 there after. The books come out quarterly… [cont.]
Answered by SandraD - Fri Jun 22 15:50:06 2007
Q. I've been trying to research the cost of selling Mary Kay. I work full time, so I'm not fooling myself that I can make a living off this, but even if it's a little here and there. I just need to know what it really costs me. I know the $100 starter kit, but is there a min. I have to sell or buy each month like other companies? What about a fee? I don't want why I should sell it or how great it is, I just want to know what I'm looking at spending.
Asked by Selchie21 - Fri Jun 22 14:44:26 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. After you purchase your starter kit it is up to you what you do from there. You have a year to place and order but in order to get the 50% discount you need to be active which is a $200 wholesale order. I was skeptical at first but that really is only just one show. (when new you might only make 200 -300 a show as a seasoned consultant I do 500 -600 a show 4-6 people) You stay active for 3 month from you last 200 order. It is a little hard to explain via email. Did you consultant give you a contract it is a lot of small print but it explains it. You are starting a business so you have business expenses to make it successful. If you choose a website it is $25.00 for the first year $50.00 there after. The books come out quarterly… [cont.]
Answered by SandraD - Fri Jun 22 15:50:06 2007
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Sioux City Journal Just one more reason everyone should get out and vote Steve King out and Mark Campbell in. Northwest Iowa needs a change. -- Mary Kay Smith.
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Mary Kay. Letourneau, thirty-12 months aged teacher grabbed headlines in 1997 when she pleaded guilty to the criminal act of statutory rape (rape of a boy or girl) of 12 yr-old student Vili Fualaau, who Letourneau said was her 'soul ...
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