Beauty

[ccassaday]

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@Swedishmiss wrote:

@ccassaday Thank you for your tips!  Is there a specific setting spray that you would recommend that works best?  

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You can use what you have or whatever you like. I am using the Charlotte Tilbury right now. I just bought the half size instead of the big bottle. I spray on brush after dipping it into the makeup and blend. Then I spray on brush when  done  and take it over my face after I have everyhing except  blush and bronzer on,

I always use a loose setting powder after I am done. I just like how it looks after. Then I add a little more cream blush after that on top of it.

[ccassaday]

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@Sunshine Kate wrote:

I would like to try it, but it's an MLM company and I'm not fond of those.  

There's a huge markup with MLM products.  

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I will just say this. I have never been emailed or bugged by my rep unless I have asked a specific question. Seint is only $16 dollars a tin. You might spend around $100 to get started but after that you just replace that $16 tin when it's gone. 

[Swedishmiss]

@ccassaday Thank you again for the helpful tips! ❤️ 

[Swedishmiss]

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@Sunshine Kate wrote:

I would like to try it, but it's an MLM company and I'm not fond of those.  

There's a huge markup with MLM products.  

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I'm not sure, because I'm new to Seint, but I don't believe they are a typical MLM.  The artists are not required to buy and carry an inventory (unlike MaryKay) and I don't think they have to meet a selling "quota" of any kind.  

I went thru an online beauty YouTuber for a color match, but then I ordered directly from the company whatever I wanted.

[ccassaday]

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@Swedishmiss wrote:

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@Sunshine Kate wrote:

I would like to try it, but it's an MLM company and I'm not fond of those.  

There's a huge markup with MLM products.  

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I'm not sure, because I'm new to Seint, but I don't believe they are a typical MLM.  The artists are not required to buy and carry an inventory (unlike MaryKay) and I don't think they have to meet a selling "quota" of any kind.  

I went thru a online beauty YouTuber for a color match, but then I ordered directly from the company whatever I wanted.

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You are correct.  There isn't really a big investment to be a artist. You pick one of the three artist kits which very in price and a $13 website fee. That is all that is required to be a rep.  For every sale a rep gets 20%. Commissions can go up if you build a team but you dont have to. Everything is shipped through the company the rep just gets a commission when you make a account and use their name.

Make sure you ask your rep for a loyalty link. If you shop through the link you can earn loyalty points towards some discounts and products. You can also share it with others to get yourself discounts. 

[Swedishmiss]

@ccassaday  Yes, thank you!  I did order with the artist's link so that she would get any commission.  I appreciated her help, she matched me perfectly.  😊  (I didn't know that I could earn loyalty points as well)