Pam Reese, Beauty & Business Coach

💗 Happy Customer Service Week! 💗

At Mary Kay, service is at the heart of everything we do. From the meaningful relationships you build with your customers to the dedicated teams working behind the scenes, creating exceptional experiences is what sets us apart!

That's why we're proud to share that Mary Kay was ranked #2 on Forbes' 2026 Best Customer Service List! 🎉 This recognition is based on millions of customer ratings across thousands of brands and celebrates companies that go above and beyond to serve their customers.

Because great service isn't just what we do. It's who we are. 💗

Today is the DAY! K Beauty officially hits myShop available to order. 💚💛🩷

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I love celebrating our Top Monthly Unit Achievers! 💗

I know how much heart, time, and effort goes into building this business. You kept showing up and staying focused. Take a moment to feel good about what you made happen this month. THEN DO IT again! Small accomplishments consistently create the BIGGEST WINS!

We are working toward our goals together! 🫶

Congratulations, again! I’m so proud of each of you. Keep going—you’re building something special! 💕

Leadership is believing in what you’re doing, sharing it with others, and being willing to help someone else along the way.

When you share your passion for Mary Kay, you never know who might need the encouragement, the opportunity, or just a reminder that she can do more than she thinks.♥️

We are on a mission to reach 1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣unit members by the end of the year!!! (51 MORE)

Who do you know that loves beauty products 💋 and feeling beautiful and loves to serve others?! Please tag them or message me to get started 👭👭👭

I’m so excited about these new products!!!
K-Beauty meets Mary Kay💛🩷💚

K-Beauty is known for special textures, innovative care ideas, little self-care moments - and that’s exactly what Mary Kay’s new, limited-edition K-Beauty line is.

Three products that easily complement your existing care routine:
💚Stay Soft - a cleansing balm that becomes a supple oil when applied & gently removes makeup and dirt.
💛Stay Cool - cooling gel patches with snail gel for a fresh, well-groomed look.
🩷Stay Bouncy - a lightweight gel with collagen peptides that provides a bouncy, fresh skin feel and beautiful glow.

Three different textures, three little beauty moments - lots of K-Beauty vibes.

Which of the three products would you like to try immediately?

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When Mary Kay Wagner was just seven years old in Houston, Texas, she spent her days cooking meals, cleaning house, and caring for her disabled father while her mother worked fourteen-hour shifts at a downtown restaurant.

Whenever the little girl panicked, she called her mother at work. Every time, her mother offered the exact same seven words: "You can do it, Mary Kay."

She carried those words through a early marriage, raising three children alone as a single mother after World War II, and building a twenty-five-year career in direct sales. She consistently shattered sales records, created vast training networks, and earned a seat on a board of directors.

Then, a man she had personally trained was promoted above her. His starting salary was $50,000. Hers was $25,000.

Realizing that a corporate glass ceiling would always cap her worth based on her gender, forty-five-year-old Mary Kay quit in 1963. She sat down at her Dallas kitchen table with a notepad, intending to write a book of advice for women navigating a hostile business world.

Instead, she created two columns: one listing everything wrong with modern corporate culture, and another describing what an ideal company would look like, a place with no glass ceilings, no sales territories, and equal pay based strictly on effort.

She realized she wasn't writing a book. She was writing a business plan.

She bought the rights to a specialized skin cream, pooled her life savings of $5,000, and set a launch date with her new husband, George, for September 13, 1963.

Then, exactly one month before launch day, George collapsed at the breakfast table and died of a sudden heart attack.

Lawyers and accountants urged the grieving widow to abandon the project, insisting a woman couldn't launch a cosmetics firm on her own. But Mary Kay had spent twenty-five years being told what she couldn't do. Refusing to walk away, she brought in her twenty-year-old son, Richard, to manage financial operations.

On Friday the 13th of September, 1963, "Beauty by Mary Kay" opened in a tiny 500-square-foot storefront with nine consultants and a single shelf of cosmetics in pink containers.

Having once received a cheap fisherman's flashlight as a reward for being a company's top salesperson, Mary Kay vowed to recognize her workers differently. She created lavish rewards, diamond jewelry, luxury vacations, and eventually, her company's most famous symbol.

After a local car salesman patronizingly told her to "go home and get your husband" when she asked for a luxury sedan, Mary Kay drove to another dealership, laid her pink lip palette on the counter, and ordered a custom car to match. In 1969, she awarded the first five pink Cadillacs to her top sales directors, starting a tradition that eventually saw General Motors produce over 100,000 custom "Mary Kay Pink" vehicles.

By the time she passed away in 2001, Mary Kay Ash had turned a $5,000 investment into a $1.2 billion international empire with over 800,000 consultants across thirty-seven countries, permanently redefining female entrepreneurship.

Special Invitation only. TONIGHT after our Weekly ZOOM TRAINING 💋 Mary Kay sure knows how to CELEBRATE SUCCESS❗️