Considering how many people have been visiting my Artistry Cosmetics page recently, I decided it was about time I wrote another piece about that shite, pricey, low quality, lousy selection, messed up Amway stuff that ladies are forced to pour on their faces.
Previously unknown to me, Ambot purchased a $60 facial lotion in a high-end department store. Even though the price tag made me grimace, I decided to use it because he'd already purchased it. It didn't do anything for me that a $15 bottle of Oil of Olay's face cream couldn't, therefore I didn't repurchase it once my first bottle ran out. Yikes! I still can't believe Ambot was that brainwashed that he'd spend that amount of money when there's a higher-quality product available for a fourth of the price he was asking. It's possible that we could have spent the $45 we saved on a nice supper somewhere. This is far superior to the upline splitting a $45 commission!
My cosmetics is normally purchased from a buddy who is an Avon representative. In contrast to Amway, Avon appears to have sales going on all of the time. For $2.99, you can get lipstick, eye makeup, and nail paint. I'll take a few of different hues. Deodorant for only.99 cents per unit? I'm going to stock up for a year. I'm a sucker for a good price.
With Amway, I've never gotten a good deal on pee all nothing!
Fortunately, I had a good supply of Avon products on hand prior to Ambot becoming engaged with Amway. I informed him that I was still interested in purchasing Avon from our acquaintance. Better prices, a greater selection, and the same level of quality. Ambot was enraged by what had happened. "You must support our business by making purchases from our store."
It's a piece of shit. I'm a victim of the Amspeak that he's copied from the fucking upline and used against me.
As a result, I call attention to the obvious. "If we're the only ones buying our things, then we're a bunch of fucking idiots for charging such a high price for our goods."
Thanks to Ambot, a few Artistry products have made their way into the house. The package contained a couple of pricey nail paint bottles, as well as a bottle of final gloss coat or whatever the heck it was called, which I never used. Because Artistry offers such a restricted selection of hues, I ended up with a very pricey tube of lipstick in a shade that I despised. In the corner sat a bottle of body lotion that smelled awful. What exactly did they do? Is it possible to harvest it from a dead eucalyptus tree? A tube of hand cream that smelled like burnt caramel and made my hands itch and scratch after I rubbed it in. In addition, I used Amway Artistry eye cream. It didn't do much for me in terms of piss. The products from Oil of Olay and Avon perform significantly better. As a matter of fact, several women had the identical sentiment, namely that Artistry's eye cream did nothing for any of us. As a result, IBOFB came into the conversation and stated that we were applying the eye cream wrongly, after which he was ridiculed for his stupidity and walked away. Women who have been using cosmetics for a long time are familiar with how to apply eye cream. We don't need some conceited jerk teaching us how to apply our makeup in the first place. Neither are tampons acceptable!
When I went to Amway meetings, the upline would always tell me that Artistry was one of the world's top five cosmetics. As a result of my study, depending on who is compiling the list (generally magazines undertake these surveys), Artistry appears anywhere between 15 and 30 on the list, which is not bad in the grand scheme of things, but never in the top 5, unlike Avon, which is frequently in the top 5. I'm guessing that not many ambots consider conducting research to see whether or not their upline is lying. I'm not an ambot, thus it was no difficulty for me to use the Internet to find out the truth about the lies told by our lying plotting upline asses.
Same fucking assholes who tell you that you shouldn't believe anything you read on the Internet because it's nothing more than a bathroom wall full of blatant lies. After then, they attempt to promote Amway as an online business. Those fucking double-talking cretins!
What I soon discovered is that Amway's Artistry cosmetics are among the top 5 most "prestigious" cosmetics on the market today. Euromonitor is a business that conducts the poll, and Amway pays them to do the survey on their behalf. You get what you paid for, as they say. Pay Euromonitor the appropriate amount of money and select your position on the list.
And who the fuck is Euromonitor in the first place? It's not like anyone on this side of the pond has ever heard of them. As an alternative, why not use a well-known American survey company? Most likely because Amway Artistry cosmetics have already been reviewed by well-known American survey companies, and the competition has beaten them to the punch.
Now here's the thing for women who are considering purchasing makeup. When it comes to purchasing cosmetics or skin care products, what are the qualities we search for? What do we consider to be important?
Price is, without a doubt, a consideration. Getting a good deal is something we enjoy doing. Depending on what I'm buying, I can get Oil of Olay face cream items for between $10 and $20 at my local drugstore, which is a typical pricing range for most cosmetics businesses who sell similar products. Avon is having some fantastic bargains right now. I can typically get what I want for $5 to $10 if I shop around. It gets better and better. Change my purchasing habits to get the most bang for my buck on a product that produces positive effects for me!
To be more exact, I like a tinted face cream with an SPF of at least 15, and I don't want to spend more than $15 on it at the most. It is possible that Amway does not sell this product, or that if they do, they have increased their prices since I left, and I fear to think how much they would charge if that $60 face cream in the tiny container is considered a benchmark amount. In order to receive the same Amway benefits, I would have to purchase a number of different items. So start with the $60 face cream, add $20 for Amway's sunscreen, then add another $40 for some bronzer makeup to round out the budget. Three different products for a substantial sum of money. I received just what I needed when I placed my most recent order with Avon. $5! There is only one product!
Another element to consider is product selection, particularly when it comes to goods that contain colour, such as lipstick, eye shadow, and nail paint. When you walk into a drugstore, there are literally hundreds of different things to choose from. The same may be said with the Avon catalogue. There are hundreds of hues and a wide range of pricing ranging from $3 to $20. Amway has over 20 different hues. I don't recall how much they cost, but I remember being appalled at the thought of spending so much money on them.
Another issue is the level of quality. We want to know that the product will genuinely function for us before we buy it. What works on one individual does not work on another. This is a universal truth. It may take a little trial and error to figure out what works best for your situation. For the most part, drug stores sell a large variety of diverse brands at reasonable costs.
Everything appears to be in order. Yup. Women put on make-up in order to appear attractive. If we prefer light pastel tones that are complementary to our skin tone, that is what we will choose. As long as Amway only sells deep brassy cosmetics that would appear more stylish on a different skin type, we will be dissatisfied with ourselves for dressing up like clowns and using them. That's right, a fucking Amway clown!
I've never heard a Platinum, Emerald, or Diamond speaker declare that Artistry is one of the top 5 "prestige" cosmetics available on the market. They constantly maintained that Artistry was one of the top five best-selling or best-performing products in the world.
When it comes to purchasing makeup, no lady gives a thought to "prestige." Forget about prestige; when it comes to purchasing decisions, price, selection, and quality are the most important factors to consider. That is how ladies go about choosing their makeup. We appreciate receiving good value for our money.
Artistry is a brand that we don't give a flying fuck about because some dumb ass ambot claims that Captain America or whatever starlet is wearing it. At the very least, in the advertisements. It's referred to as paying someone a lot of money to endorse your goods. Similarly, if McDonald's offered me a million dollars to appear in an advertisement and eat a Big Mac while gushing about how delicious it is, I would gladly oblige. "This Big Mac has the flavour of a million dollars! Yummy!"
And we couldn't give a flying fuck whether the cosmetics are considered "prestigious." What are our plans for the future? Run up to every lady you see and tell them, "I'm wearing high-end makeup and you're not." I'm a member of Amway, which means I'm better than you since I wear prominent make-up, but you don't wear any. So amusing! You fucking loser with Revlon on your face!”
That is a component of our Platinum's training. To make fun of women's make-up preferences. http://marriedtoanambot.blogspot.com/2010/10/insulting-womens-makeup-choices.html
The multi-level marketing company Amway has been in business for more than 60 years, and it is well-known for the extensive variety of products that it sells. These products include health supplements, items for the home and personal care, and cosmetics. Artistry is consistently ranked as one of the most sought-after collections of cosmetics sold by Amway.
Since its inception in 1968, the cosmetics industry has come to recognize and value the Artistry brand as one of the most reputable and well-known names in the field. The brand provides a wide range of items, ranging from skincare to makeup, that are designed to address a variety of skin conditions and preferences.
The Artistry skincare solutions are formulated to treat a variety of skin concerns, including dryness, aging, and uneven skin tone, among others. The Hydra-V line, which hydrates and moisturizes the face, and the Intensive Skincare Anti-Wrinkle Firming Serum, which promises to minimize the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, are two of the most popular items in this range. Both of these lines deliver hydration and moisture to the skin.
When it comes to cosmetics, Artistry provides a diverse selection of options, which can be found in the form of foundations, concealers, powders, and lipsticks. The manufacturer is well-known for producing high-quality formulations as well as vast shade ranges that are designed to accommodate a variety of skin tones.
The Exact Fit Perfecting Loose Powder from the Artistry cosmetics range is one of the standout products in the line. Its main selling point is that it claims to deliver a flawless finish and long-lasting coverage. Another product that is quite popular is the Signature Eyes Automatic Liquid Eyeliner. This eyeliner is intended to make the application of eyeliner straightforward and accurate.
In addition to the exceptional quality of its goods, Artistry is well-known for its dedication to the advancement of technological research and development. The company employs a group of scientists and other professionals with extensive knowledge in the field of skincare to work on the development of new formulations and products that are tailored to meet the ever-changing requirements of customers.
In addition, Artistry has been honored with a number of prestigious prizes and distinctions over the course of its history, including the Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval and the Allure Best of Beauty Award.
However, similar to other items sold under the Amway name, Artistry has come under fire from individuals who believe that multi-level marketing is an unsustainable method of conducting business. Additionally, there are many who maintain that the costs of the items are excessive when measured against those of other, comparable items now on the market.
In spite of these critiques, Artistry remains a well-liked option among consumers looking for high-quality cosmetics and skincare items. It is highly likely that Artistry will continue to be a prominent name in the cosmetics market for many years to come as a result of the company's strong brand reputation and commitment to innovation.
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