The Fine Art of Shunning

Former top directors in Mary Kay find out quickly that their MK friends for life will turn on them in an instant. Kelly Brock found that out, for example.










  1. AnonyMouse

    And this behavior, ladies and gentlemen, is why I left. Ya’ll, I’ve been in a religious cult. This is the kind of stuff they do. They seize control over the flow of information so that they can control the narrative. This director clearly states that the person in question has NOT shared her reasons for leaving MK with her and yet in her next breath says “if you would like more information talk to me”. THIS IS WHAT THE CULT LEADERS WOULD SAY IF SOMEONE LEFT OR GOT KICKED OUT. RED FLAG RED FLAG ALARM BELLS.

    You are grown adults, you are allowed to think for yourselves, you are allowed to talk to whoever you want.

  2. Cindylu

    In MK you are a number. If you are not useful, than you’re not important. Sad that a group that claims to be for empowering women, drops you once you have doubts and leave. I have worked with women decades ago and no one told them to disown me. When I reconnect with past co workers, they are happy to hear from me. I am invited to stay in their homes or join them for a meal. We catch up and enjoy each others company. Why exactly does MK have you cut off all ties with other MK Directors or consultants? It’s just one of many sad and petty things MK does. It’s about controlling the narrative, hiding the truth and punishing this who leave. When the fake love bombing doesn’t work, then plan B is for the Directors to play the blame game, become resentful and disown those who leave. MK loses nothing. The Director gets to pay (with lost commission) for returned products. How nice that MK set things up so they continue to benefit at the expense of those doing the actual work .

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