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All about Mary Kay 

Have you ever come across somebody selling Mary Kay products? Maybe it was a friend who does it as a full-time job, or maybe you work with someone who does it to earn some extra cash after work. There are also people who simply sell Mary Kay products door to door. Either way, they'll offer you a range of cosmetics and beauty products. They have around 3.5 million salespeople around the world!

What happens if you don't know anybody who works for Mary Kay? You can still shop their selection by going to www.marykay.com, which also helps you find one of their salespoeple (called "Independent Beauty Consultants"). Their website also has lots of tips and tricks for using their products. Don't forget to add Mary Kay to your favorites right here on Tiendeo so you can always know when there are good deals at Mary Kay!

The history of Mary Kay

Mary Kay is named after its founder, who started out with a small store in Dallas, Texas, selling just five products. She grew her business into one of the biggest beauty brands in the world! The store was called Beauty by Mary Kay and opened in 1963. The next year, she held a company convention, and in 1969 they staretd building the Mary Kay manufacturing facility. Today, the store brings in around $3.7 billion in sales annually and has 3.5 million salespeople worldwide. 

Get to know Mary Kay the woman

Mary Kay is best known as a brand to most people, but it's a brand that's named after a real person: its founder, Mary Kay. She's done some pretty amazing stuff, like growing a tiny one location beauty supply store into one of the biggest cosmetics sellers in the world. So, let's get to know Ms. Kay a little better. 

She was actually a successful direct salesperson herself. It was only after retiring from this that she opened up her beauty supply store. Using her knowledge from her career, she wrote a book that helped women succeed in the world of business, which was extremely male-dominated back then. 

She opened her first store with the help of her son, Richard Rogers. Richard was just 20 years old at the time. She spent her $5,000 life savings on it. It opened on what might have been an unlucky day for some - Friday the 13th in September of 1963.