How to Set Up a Mary Kay® Bathroom Display
Whether you want a new full-time job or you want some extra income, you can earn money with Mary Kay®. You can make a living out of your own home by being a sales representative. You can earn 50 percent on the products you sell, according to the Mary Kay® website. Mary Kay® will give you the option to sell their products online or door to door. You can even host Mary Kay® parties in the comfort of your own home. One way you can display Mary Kay® products is by having them in your bathroom.
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Things You'll Need
- Mary Kay® cosmetics
- Mary Kay® skin care products
- Mary Kay® perfume
- Mary Kay® sales books
- Mary Kay® samples
- Gift bags or baskets (optional)
- Fold-up chair
- Face towels or makeup remover towels
- Beauty caddy
Instructions
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Display the Mary Kay® cosmetics on your bathroom sink. Put all nail polishes into one group, eye shadows into another group and so forth. You want them to catch the attention of your clients as they enter your bathroom.
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Set up a small fold-up chair near the bathroom for clients to try on makeup. Offer to give your clients makeovers. Keep face towels or makeup remover towels nearby in case your client wants to remove the makeup.
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Clear out your medicine cabinet. Use it to display all of the Mary Kay® skin care products. Talk about the products to your clients and explain how they work. Have them try on the products near the bathroom sink.
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Set up the Mary Kay® perfumes on top of your toilet. Use a beauty caddy to make them more presentable. Have your clients try the perfume by spraying their arm or spraying the perfume on a small piece of paper. Your Mary Kay® beauty consultant may provide you with perfume samples that you could also use.
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Display any other beauty products around the bath tub. Mary Kay® also sells bath, body and foot products. Run the water in the bathtub and have your clients test or smell the products.
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Give samples to your clients. Put the Mary Kay® samples in small gift bags or baskets. Include a sales book with the samples so your clients can order the products they are interested in.
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Offer your contact information. Have business cards made up if you prefer. You can also include your contact information on the back of the sales books.
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Tips & Warnings
Contact your independent beauty consultant for information on being a Mary Kay® sales representative.
Host your Mary Kay® parties once a week (or month), for at least an hour. Invite your friends and family to your Mary Kay® party and have them invite their friends.
Clean your bathroom before setting up your Mary Kay® display.
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- Photo Credit makeup image by Mat Hayward from Fotolia.com
