Friday 29 July 2016
FOREVER
The Good
No Initial Cost to Start:
There is no cost to initially join Forever Living as an Independent Distributor. However, for those who are interested in joining Forever Living as an Independent Distributor, there is a Business Owner Box that can be purchased for £199.95 or about $284 to get a business started. New signees receive instant access to all the company’s products at discounted costs. Forever Living supplies new distributors with all the training they need to get started in their new business ventures. The company will also match these individuals up with a sponsor if they do not personally know someone who is a distributor.
There is no cost to initially join Forever Living as an Independent Distributor. However, for those who are interested in joining Forever Living as an Independent Distributor, there is a Business Owner Box that can be purchased for £199.95 or about $284 to get a business started. New signees receive instant access to all the company’s products at discounted costs. Forever Living supplies new distributors with all the training they need to get started in their new business ventures. The company will also match these individuals up with a sponsor if they do not personally know someone who is a distributor.
Extensive Training Provided:
Forever Living provides new distributors with a variety of training outlets such as brochures, videos, meetings, workshops, and matching new distributors with a sponsor to help them in their new business venture.
Forever Living provides new distributors with a variety of training outlets such as brochures, videos, meetings, workshops, and matching new distributors with a sponsor to help them in their new business venture.
High Commission Possibility:
Distributors purchase products at wholesale and then resell these products at retail and receive the difference as profit. Commissions can be as high as 48 percent.
Distributors purchase products at wholesale and then resell these products at retail and receive the difference as profit. Commissions can be as high as 48 percent.
Personal Discounts a Bonuses:
Distributors receive a 30 percent discount on products. They also receive personal discounts up to 18 percent when they sponsor new customers and have opportunities to earn leadership bonuses from 2-6 percent. Additional discounts and bonuses are available depending on where the distributor is in the marketing plan.
Distributors receive a 30 percent discount on products. They also receive personal discounts up to 18 percent when they sponsor new customers and have opportunities to earn leadership bonuses from 2-6 percent. Additional discounts and bonuses are available depending on where the distributor is in the marketing plan.
Recruiting Earnings:
Recruiting others to join as members can bring potential earnings between $800-$2,000 monthly after 4 months of building a downline and helping them build their business successfully.
Recruiting others to join as members can bring potential earnings between $800-$2,000 monthly after 4 months of building a downline and helping them build their business successfully.
Forever Living has several benefits to their multi-level-marketing. The company’s main benefit is that they provide extensive training to their new independent distributors. From reading material, videos, and workshops, combined with workshops, new distributors are given a great assortment of training materials to provide them with all the knowledge needed to succeed with Forever Living.
The Bad
History of Legal Issues:
Forever Living has been involved in several legal battles over the years. In 1996, the IRS and the National Tax Agency Japan audited Forever Living for possible tax evasion.
Forever Living has been involved in several legal battles over the years. In 1996, the IRS and the National Tax Agency Japan audited Forever Living for possible tax evasion.
International Issues:
Claims made in 2004 regarding Forever Living products violated several laws in Hungary regarding nutritional products registration and advertising & cosmetics medicinal use.
Claims made in 2004 regarding Forever Living products violated several laws in Hungary regarding nutritional products registration and advertising & cosmetics medicinal use.
A lot of Work for a Decent Income:
The earning potential for selling Forever Living Products takes significant work in order to make a decent income. A customer base of 20-30 people will generate about $200-$400 monthly.
The earning potential for selling Forever Living Products takes significant work in order to make a decent income. A customer base of 20-30 people will generate about $200-$400 monthly.
Constant Recruiting Needed:
One of the biggest downsides with Forever Living is the need to constantly recruit. Unless you’re skilled in networking efforts, you may struggle as Forever Living doesn’t help with recruiting.
One of the biggest downsides with Forever Living is the need to constantly recruit. Unless you’re skilled in networking efforts, you may struggle as Forever Living doesn’t help with recruiting.
Although Forever Living has many great benefits to their business, they do have a few drawbacks to consider. The company’s main downside is that Independent Distributors have to constantly recruit in order to gain new customers.
Another aspect to note is that Forever Living has had several legal issues in regards to their services.
The Bottom Line
The business opportunity from Forever Living Products International, Inc. is perfect for individuals who love to talk about aloe vera and its health benefits. However, the Forever Living business model relies heavily on recruitment efforts over product sales, which is a major downside for those with little sales and marketing skills.
The company does appear to be a legitimate business opportunity. Forever Living has an excellent rating with the Better Business Bureau and received only one complaint filed against them in 3 years. The company had its share of legal battles in the past, but nothing beyond what has been common with other similar multi-level marketing companies.
Kindle Voyage
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Update: Kindle Voyage's over-the-air update adds features like Word Wise, Family Library and, in the US, Kindle FreeTime Unlimited. Page 2 reflects these change.
The Amazon Kindle Voyage is a device that's a victim of its own success. The world cried out when ereaders began to erode the magic of the book - and now the ereader fans are raging against the dying of their light with the advent of reading on smartphones and tablets.
So what does Amazon do? Make a super cheap model that allows reading to be more accessible than ever? No, it goes the other way, making a premium model that brings the best of its reading technology in one place.
The Kindle Voyage is more compact, sharper and essentially just a step up from any ereader the brand has made since the inception of the technology a few years ago. A flush display makes the device easier to keep clean and carry around, the screen's resolution is the highest it has ever been, and it even comes with an ace origami-style case (at additional cost).
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But then again, there's the price: it's £169 in the UK, $219 in the US and, well, it's not available in Australia (but should be about AU$250).
- Check out how the Kindle Voyage compares to the other best Kindles
That's about 50% more at least than the next-best device from rivals, and a lot more than the Kindle Paperwhite, which brings, arguably, a lot of the same features.
So what's the big deal? Is this the 'big present' you should be putting on your Christmas list because you love reading so much? Or should you spend a little less and get a similar experience?
Key features
It's hard for Amazon to make a big deal about an ereader when the technology of tablets is starting to munch away at the need for a dedicated device – and the Kindle Fire range is part of the problem.
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But that doesn't mean it's not a brilliant ereader still, and can still compete as a standalone device simply through adding in functionality that a tablet or smartphone just can't.
Brilliant screen
The main thing to talk about here is the screen. Raised to level off with the bezel, Amazon has created an ereader that feels more design house than something you'd sling into a bag and hope doesn't break.
The resolution has been upped to 300PPI, a huge upgrade from before, and that makes any book or image you care to check out a much nicer experience on the eyeballs.
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It also has a more uniform backlight - it's not the most important part, but it can really rankle when you're constantly scanning your eyes over a page only to keep noticing a dark spot.
What IS important is the ambient backlight sensor, so if you're moving from day to night (like some sort of literate, short-term time traveller) then the brightness of the screen will adjust accordingly. In tests I found that this was always a little on the dark side, which was annoying - there should be a setting, like on smartphones, to bolster this slightly.
Origami case
It's not really anything to do with the day to day running of your book-reading workout, but this case (which costs a HUGE £55 extra... yet only $60 in the US) is a really nice addition to the party. Not only does it have an iPad-like smart cover that turns the display on when opened, but it protects very well and acts as a stand too.
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I kept forgetting how to fold it together so the magnets clasped into place (that's right - magnets. No slotting or intricate folding here) but once that mystery was solved it made reading while eating some food a really pleasant experience.
The buttons return
Amazon knows the Kindle is for the commuter, so it makes sense that something called the Voyage should be aimed at making it easier to read a book when you're wedged into another person's armpit.
These are soft-touch buttons – as in they require a level of pressure, but there's no tactile click to them. While they are pressure-sensitive, a haptic buzz will let you know when you've activated the forward or back page turning.
Initially I was a little nonplussed by these, as I'm fine with tapping the screen to shuffle through, which you can do. But by being able to go forward and back on either side of the screen is excellent for commuting, when one hand is used for keeping balance.
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Sadly, these aren't perfect in design. The footprint you can hit is oddly thin, and I kept missing the button. It wasn't a hugely regular thing, and you'll probably adjust to not noticing it in the future, but if they were slightly raised it would make hitting them much easier.
That said, after some digging in the settings (which took a while to find as they're locked within menus contained within menus) there is an option to dial up the sensitivity on the keys.
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Aujourd'hui, je voulais vous parler maquillage mais plus particulièrement du maquillage de la marque Bourjois. C'est une marque de grande distribution que j'affectionne beaucoup. Je trouve la qualité des produits vraiment très bien. Et je trouve surtout que Bourjois sait se réinventer, être tendance et à la pointe tel une marque de luxe mais à petits budgets. Et rien que pour ça, je ne peux que l'adorer.
J'ai quelques produits en ma possession. Certains depuis des années et d'autres depuis peu. Petit tour d'horizon.
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MAKEUP AND BEAUTY HOME
Honestly ladies, I have no interest in ‘fairness creams’, especially after what one of them had did to my face. But, since I have received a gift from a loved one, including this cream, and after that person’s special requests to try them on; I had to use a ‘fairness cream’ again. Though, in my heart I was like, ‘Hello old enemy, here we meet again’ but I know what they say, no one must judge so easily.
So, today I am going to review a fairness cream (that you must have already figured!), Avon Care Fairness Cream with Licorice.
Product Description:
New Avon Care Fairness Cream instantly brightens complexion, and helps to reduce yellowish, dullness and uneven skin tone, leaving skin fair and even with a healthy look. Formulated with licorice extracts that helps to inhibit the formation of dark pigments to lighten skin. Gentle to the skin. Suitable for everyday use. Allergy tested(that is all I needed to know!). Dermatologist tested.
Price and Quantity:
New Avon Care Fairness Cream instantly brightens complexion, and helps to reduce yellowish, dullness and uneven skin tone, leaving skin fair and even with a healthy look. Formulated with licorice extracts that helps to inhibit the formation of dark pigments to lighten skin. Gentle to the skin. Suitable for everyday use. Allergy tested(that is all I needed to know!). Dermatologist tested.
Rs. 109 for 50 g.
Now about my experience with it, I genuinely loved it! Though the cream is thick, still it does not feel heavy on the skin. Only half a pea size cream is enough for each application. It is easy to blend on the skin and it gives a nice dewy effect after applying; and also no white cast! If you are bothered about the smell, well the good news is, the smell does not linger once I apply it on the skin. It stays for more than 7-8 hours intact, maybe it stays longer.
sensitive skin with T-zone oily; and this cream suits me perfectly. It does not make my skin oily or greasy, still stays perfectly balanced in moisture.
As I have said earlier, I have (had) a certain feelings of hatred towards ‘fairness cream’; but this product is actually not totally like ‘be fair in ten days’ fairness cream. I think my skin has become a little bit lighter toned than before; now, I don’t know it was a happy coincidence or what! This cream has really broken my conceptions about all ‘fairness creams’; I guess all of them are not that bad! I used this cream two weeks ago, for the first time and it became my CTM moisturizer ever since!
Avon Care Fairness Cream With Licorice Review
by Arshita
Honestly ladies, I have no interest in ‘fairness creams’, especially after what one of them had did to my face. But, since I have received a gift from a loved one, including this cream, and after that person’s special requests to try them on; I had to use a ‘fairness cream’ again. Though, in my heart I was like, ‘Hello old enemy, here we meet again’ but I know what they say, no one must judge so easily.
So, today I am going to review a fairness cream (that you must have already figured!), Avon Care Fairness Cream with Licorice.
New Avon Care Fairness Cream instantly brightens complexion, and helps to reduce yellowish, dullness and uneven skin tone, leaving skin fair and even with a healthy look. Formulated with licorice extracts that helps to inhibit the formation of dark pigments to lighten skin. Gentle to the skin. Suitable for everyday use. Allergy tested(that is all I needed to know!). Dermatologist tested.
Price and Quantity:
Rs. 109 for 50 g.
Key Ingredients:
Shelf Life:
3 years.
My Take on Avon Care Fairness Cream:
Avon Care Fairness Cream comes in a cute, small and precise tube packaging. The cream is in baby pink color, quite pretty; and the smell is very much fruity. Some of us might find the smell too strong, but I find it quite nice.
Now about my experience with it, I genuinely loved it! Though the cream is thick, still it does not feel heavy on the skin. Only half a pea size cream is enough for each application. It is easy to blend on the skin and it gives a nice dewy effect after applying; and also no white cast! If you are bothered about the smell, well the good news is, the smell does not linger once I apply it on the skin. It stays for more than 7-8 hours intact, maybe it stays longer.
The best part is it never broke me out; neither gave me skin any irritations or allergies. I have combination sensitive skin with T-zone oily; and this cream suits me perfectly. It does not make my skin oily or greasy, still stays perfectly balanced in moisture.
As I have said earlier, I have (had) a certain feelings of hatred towards ‘fairness cream’; but this product is actually not totally like ‘be fair in ten days’ fairness cream. I think my skin has become a little bit lighter toned than before; now, I don’t know it was a happy coincidence or what! This cream has really broken my conceptions about all ‘fairness creams’; I guess all of them are not that bad! I used this cream two weeks ago, for the first time and it became my CTM moisturizer ever since!
Why I like this Fairness Cream?:
- Does what it claims.
- Cost Effective.
- Smells nice.
- Fairly large amount
- Will go long time.
- Moisturizes skin.
- Stays for long hours.
- Not greasy.
- Does not make my skin oily.
- Gives a nice dewy effect.
Why I don’t like this Fairness Cream?:
- Contains Paraben.
MABH Rating: 5/5. (Seeing the result, I might give my Paraben free movement a rest)
Do I Recommend?:
Yes. It is a very good cream for daily use. Being a girl with allergenic skin, I truly loved it.
Would I Repurchase?:
Only forever!
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