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Malley Beauty

Beaches53 — Wed, 23 Sep 2015 07:11:36 GMT

Re: Malley Beauty

Beaches53 — Wed, 23 Sep 2015 07:22:42 GMT

Where has Malley been gone? She is hardly ever on. I think she is only on once or twice a month. I do see her on other shows, has her contract with QVC changed? She hasn't come out with anything new in ages.

Re: Malley Beauty

Kjelle — Wed, 23 Sep 2015 12:58:23 GMT

I last saw her before the company got purchased but after all the trouble started. In the Sprong. It was actually a live show at the Q. She was tearful when she came out, if I recall. The last new thing that I noticed was Lip Defender, which I got then. And it is great. Maybe her appearance contract had to be scuppered in the bankruptcy for some reason. Now that Mallygirl sold, maybe they will get another contract and she'll be back. Also maybe her Q sales were down because of people thinking they didn't want to hooked on something that might go away.

Re: Malley Beauty

ajsidney12 — Wed, 23 Sep 2015 16:57:00 GMT

MALLY was just on in the last couple of weeks (maybe three), and she had some new foundation, I think it was, and some kits. She had an eyeshadow pallette on that I already own, not in neutrals but "spring/summer" types of shades. She appears in the UK a lot it seems.

Re: Malley Beauty

ChynnaBlue — Wed, 23 Sep 2015 17:07:56 GMT

I imagine that when a company has been in bankruptcy and is sold, that means that a lot of people are going to need to come together to figure out how to improve processes, cut costs, and avoid going into bankruptcy again.

My company did so well last year that we are in the process of being sold and merging with another company. The process started back February or March of this year and the sale is still going through the approval process and the executives directors have been in meetings for months. After the sale goes through, it will take a while to integrate, learn to merge and update processes, notify and manage customer transitions, etc. The sale should go through soon, but the transition process may take years before it's fully compelted.

Re: Malley Beauty

suzyQ3 — Wed, 23 Sep 2015 17:36:53 GMT

@ChynnaBlue wrote:
I imagine that when a company has been in bankruptcy and is sold, that means that a lot of people are going to need to come together to figure out how to improve processes, cut costs, and avoid going into bankruptcy again.

My company did so well last year that we are in the process of being sold and merging with another company. The process started back February or March of this year and the sale is still going through the approval process and the executives directors have been in meetings for months. After the sale goes through, it will take a while to integrate, learn to merge and update processes, notify and manage customer transitions, etc. The sale should go through soon, but the transition process may take years before it's fully compelted.

Hey, @ChynnaBlue, did you mean to quote your second paragraph, or were you talking about your personal experience? Inquiring minds want to know.

Re: Malley Beauty

ChynnaBlue — Wed, 23 Sep 2015 18:06:08 GMT

@suzyQ3 wrote:
@ChynnaBlue wrote:
I imagine that when a company has been in bankruptcy and is sold, that means that a lot of people are going to need to come together to figure out how to improve processes, cut costs, and avoid going into bankruptcy again.

My company did so well last year that we are in the process of being sold and merging with another company. The process started back February or March of this year and the sale is still going through the approval process and the executives directors have been in meetings for months. After the sale goes through, it will take a while to integrate, learn to merge and update processes, notify and manage customer transitions, etc. The sale should go through soon, but the transition process may take years before it's fully compelted.
Hey, @ChynnaBlue, did you mean to quote your second paragraph, or were you talking about your personal experience? Inquiring minds want to know.

Personal experience. This is the second time I've worked for a company that's been sold. Right now I'm waiting to find out if I'll still have a job with the new company.

Re: Malley Beauty

suzyQ3 — Wed, 23 Sep 2015 19:45:43 GMT

@ChynnaBlue wrote:
@suzyQ3 wrote:
@ChynnaBlue wrote:
I imagine that when a company has been in bankruptcy and is sold, that means that a lot of people are going to need to come together to figure out how to improve processes, cut costs, and avoid going into bankruptcy again.

My company did so well last year that we are in the process of being sold and merging with another company. The process started back February or March of this year and the sale is still going through the approval process and the executives directors have been in meetings for months. After the sale goes through, it will take a while to integrate, learn to merge and update processes, notify and manage customer transitions, etc. The sale should go through soon, but the transition process may take years before it's fully compelted.
Hey, @ChynnaBlue, did you mean to quote your second paragraph, or were you talking about your personal experience? Inquiring minds want to know.

Personal experience. This is the second time I've worked for a company that's been sold. Right now I'm waiting to find out if I'll still have a job with the new company.

@ChynnaBlue

Oh, no. I've been in that position several times. I will keep my fingers crossed for you.

Re: Malley Beauty

BellaCarro — Wed, 23 Sep 2015 20:46:30 GMT

@ChynnaBlue sounds like you're pretty darn good at what you do. You either have to slack off or start your own company. JK. Congrats.

Re: Malley Beauty

ChynnaBlue — Wed, 23 Sep 2015 20:58:55 GMT

@suzyQ3 wrote:
@ChynnaBlue wrote:
@suzyQ3 wrote:

.Hey, @ChynnaBlue, did you mean to quote your second paragraph, or were you talking about your personal experience? Inquiring minds want to know.

Personal experience. This is the second time I've worked for a company that's been sold. Right now I'm waiting to find out if I'll still have a job with the new company.
@ChynnaBlue

Oh, no. I've been in that position several times. I will keep my fingers crossed for you.

Thanks, @suzyQ3, I appreciate it!

Re: Malley Beauty

doglover3 — Thu, 24 Sep 2015 07:51:31 GMT

I absolutely love her Defender BB foundation. I have tried so many foundations of all kinds and all brands and so far this is by far my favorite, next would be BE serum foundation but Mally's Defender can't be beat at least for me anyway, love this stuff and doesn't take much at all. I don't use her brush though, use my Real Techniques expert face brush,works great.

Speaking of Mally, she will be in my local Ulta this week, today I think?

Re: Malley Beauty

Beaches53 — Thu, 24 Sep 2015 20:40:49 GMT

I read on Google that she had to file for bankruptcy. I posted question about where has Malley been? Especially this time of year she comes out with some awesome new things & gift sets to my surprise one person mentioned she was in bankruptcy. Then a few more people said the same thing. It's my nature to check things out & unfortunately it's true. If you go to Malley Beauty.com their is a list of where you can still buy her products among them were Ultra, QVC, Amazon & a couple of other stores. I imagine she probably has to sell all her inventory to help pay down her debt. I believe that Malley will be able to get through this in time, & she's smart enough to work her way back 1step at a time. Right now she & her family are in my thoughts & prayers & that financially they are okay. I just love Malley & her family. I think that if there is any make- up you like or are in need of go to the places I mentioned because when there gone. There gone! I was lucky enough that I stocked up on all her stuff every time she came on. I do love her make-up & hope she makes it back.

Dog lover I did see the products you love on one of the websites Listed out above. If you have the opportunity to meet her at Ultra you should go. She is so warm & professional. I loved the way she used to teach us how to apply the make-up she probably will at Ulta.

Re: Malley Beauty

doglover3 — Fri, 25 Sep 2015 01:16:41 GMT

Beaches, I tried, place was so crowded I couldn't get close enough to talk to her but did see her, lovely. I could hear her and she is as bubbly as she is on QVC. The place was packed and I do mean packed.

Her defender BB foundation is great, takes just a very little bit on the top of my real techniques expert face brush than lasts till I wash it off 12 to 14 hours later.

I also like her brow pencil, one that is like a regular pencil, comes as a duo for $18 but also love the one that looks and feels like a crayon which I use when in a hurry.

What I don't like about her website is shipping is $12.50 unless you spend $50 which I don't. I do wish Ulta would carry more of her things. Luckily they do carry the Defender but not either of the brow products I prefer.

Re: Malley Beauty

blackhole99 — Tue, 29 May 2018 18:38:28 GMT

I'm watching the Mally beauty show , I do have HD TV, but the models look so made up today. I can see every line, wrinkle and imperfection, even on the young models.To my eyes they look almost clownish and those eyebrows! I think you can use too much product.