August 28th, 2010 | 
Author: Thеу ѕау thаt thеу hаνе a nеw slogan, “Pink іѕ thе nеw green” οr something lіkе thаt . . bυt dοеѕ anyone hаνе аnу information οn hοw green thеу really аrе?
Thеу ѕау thаt thеу hаνе a nеw slogan, “Pink іѕ thе nеw green” οr something lіkе thаt . . bυt dοеѕ anyone hаνе аnу information οn hοw green thеу really аrе?
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i reckon mary kay manufactured goods are brilliant i sell it and you shouldn’t have a problem
It is way over priced Avon…sorry but I do like avon.
I like marykay..they are really green they recyle
I am a diehard Mary Kay fan. Here is some information you questioned about:
• With the launch of the new Mary Kay® Compact, Mary Kay Inc. has made a compact recycling program for its independent sales force and their customers to dispose of earlier used and unwanted compacts in an environmentally reliable way.
• Mary Kay delivery centers in the U.S. do not use styrofoam packaging material when shipping orders. All Mary Kay orders will soon be shipped using packing materials made from corn and potato starch, two environmentally friendly, renewable resources.
• The U.S. manufacturing facility sends all returned products containing alcohol and any alcohol waste products to a resource recovery facility which reclaims and distills the alcohol into fuel-grade ethanol, which is then used as an oxygenate for cleaner-burning gasoline. Since the program started in 2004, Mary Kay Inc. has recycled between 30 and 50 tons of alcohol each year, sinking our hazardous waste disposal by at least 25 percent.
Outside of the information above, for every compact turned in (the gray and pink ones), Mary Kay will plant a tree.
The only thing I want to add is that Mary Kay has been environmentally friendly for years our compacts that we recently replaced with the new even more environmentally friendly compacts were always refillable.