Do you have to pay to get into it and recruit others?

I've never done it - but I have had friends who have

and I have a friend who has made selling Lia Sophia jewelry her full time job

I've never done Mary Kay, their make up makes me break out in hives, but my ex sis in law did a long time ago. I have sold avon, which is pretty inexpensive to get into

^ that

I just signed up to be an e-represetative for Avon. I've never sold Mary Kay because you have to go to people's houses and do parties and I'm not big on going to a stranger's house LOL and you ave to keep

stuff in stock.

it's only 10 bucks to start selling Avon. I used to do it years ago and made that back pretty fast

My mom used to sell pampered chef.

there's also this brand called 31, and it's these fabulous bags, but it's pretty expensive

www.thirtyonegifts.com/

i just like playing with makeup and i don;t mind going to people's houses. i'm all outgoing and stuff...

i am not trying to make a million dollars, i just want some fun money for clothes and stuff and to contribute to the household income a little.

MandatoryChaos: you pay $100 to get your "starter kit" which is a bunch of products and samples and supplies for doing parties

recruiting is optional, only if you want to "move up the ladder"

which i don't

the tricky part is, you have to really work to make appointments and do facials and stuff and you do have to keep some stuff in stock

but I'm talking to a couple of different people about it all

and seeing if it's possible to not buy all the extra "inventory" stuff till it can pay for itself, like... make money, reinvest some, etc

but if i'm gonna have to dump a ton of money upfront, then I won;t do it.