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CURRENT DEALS FOR MARY KAY INDEPENDENT BEAUTY CONSULTANT

$15 gift card giveaway

The next 30 people to register at www.marykay.com/helpmyskin will receive a free $15 gift card.. read more to purchase any product of their choice with the consultant offering this deal only. a free makeover is also included if you so desire.
- Added 09/09/2011 by Debra Hache
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Www.marykay.com/cbrady13 only. 35% off any order $35 or over.
- Added 06/21/2011 by carie
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25% off & free shipping

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- Added 11/03/2010 by anonymous
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30% off your order with this consultant using 30offmkin2010

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As stated: 30% off your first order & free s/h!only at: www.marykay.com/kimtorres plus, receiv.. read moree a free gift on orders over $50 (must equal $50 after discount a free gift) coupon code must be entered into the notes section of your order! payment can be entered online & the discounted amount will be only be charged to you. any questions email: kimtorres@marykay.com expires: 1/31/2010
- Added 12/31/2009 by anonymous
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Mary Kay is a brand of skin care cosmetics and color cosmetics sold by Mary Kay Inc. Mary Kay World Headquarters is located in Addison, Texas, United States, a Dallas suburb. Mary Kay Ash founded Mary Kay Inc. on Friday, September 13, 1963. Richard Rogers, Mary Kay's son, is chairman and CEO, and Da.. read morevid Holl is president and COO.[1].

In 1968, the company went public, being traded on the over the counter market. By 1976 it was large enough to be traded on the New York Stock exchange. In 1985, Ash took the company private through a leveraged buyout. As a private company, Mary Kay Inc. does not make all of its financial information available to the public.[2]

The company has been criticized by opponents who say it is a "product-based pyramid scheme", relying on constant recruitment of new sellers who purchase inventory so those who recruited them can earn commissions.