What I do! Jeunesse & Stampin' Up!

[EsElleK]

I have slid into Jeunesse! I started as a product user - using the Luminesce products primarily. Then realising that you can buy at wholesale pricing rather than retail = which means you can get more product for the 'same' money!! I am now a distributor. We are global.

You can work Jeunesse according to your own needs, we have 6 income levels, you do what is right for you. I have a lovely group of preferred customers in the UK and overseas (different product is available for different countries).

Jeunesse is "... not the same old story of skin care and supplements. We are not the same old network model. Jeunesse is a global business that helps people reach their full potential in youthful looks, in healthy living, in embracing life. Jeunesse combines breakthrough sciences in a product system that enhances youth by working at the cellular level. By focusing on the health, longevity, and renewal of cells, we help people enjoy vibrant, youthful results that last."

Our Instantly Ageless hit the US market and went POW! Now just waiting for the paperwork to be dealt with for it to be released in the UK - I'll be updating the ETA on my blog www.esellek.com

I am also a Stampin' Up! demo - it feeds my crafting habit and I have a small team - if you love to craft I am here [URL removed by admin as no longer a valid URL]

Any questions, please feel free to contact me

Do take a look at my website http://www.sarahk.jeunesseglobal.com - you may find you want to be a preferred customer, if you want to go further, I'd welcome you to the JFactor team

 

[Jon]

Can you tell us a bit about sign up costs etc..

 

[FreeSwagSites]

Are there any properly conducted trials to support these bold health claims or just another product relying upon testimonials?

Eg, what does it actually do "at the cellular level"?

 

[EsElleK]

Jeunesse:

Start up:
As a Jeunesse Associate, you can begin earning Retail Profit, Preferred Customer Bonuses, and New Customer Acquisition Bonuses immediately upon the purchase of the mandatory Starter Kit. The Starter Kit includes your personal replicated website with a retail store and shopping cart. You will also receive your virtual Business Management System with all the management tools you need to run your business effectively. Start up is $29.95 £19.77(Plus VAT)

Annual Renewal is $19.95. If 360 CV in autoship is maintained during the preceding year, the annual renewal fee is waived.

You can also purchase a package - two available for the UK - you don't have to buy these and can do so later but it is a great way to get the product - full details on the compensation plan and different levels are here ~~> https://joffice.jeunesseglobal.com/signup.asp?locale=en-US&siteurl=sarahk

 

[EsElleK]

Jeunesse products:

It's easier to give the links rather than me getting it wrong! We have nobel prize winning research on the website we have media and videos http://sarahk.jeunesseglobal.com/AboutUs.aspx

Review of Reserve > http://www.seducedbybeauty.com/2014/02/27/anti-ageing-differencereserve/

Science behind the products > http://sarahk.jeunesseglobal.com/stcell.aspx

And if you want to see the IA look here http://sarahk.jeunesseglobal.com/products.aspx?p=INSTANTLY_AGELESS This is not in the UK but will be once paperwork has been finalised.

 

[FreeSwagSites]

Jeunesse products:

It's easier to give the links rather than me getting it wrong! We have nobel prize winning research on the website we have media and videos http://sarahk.jeunesseglobal.com/AboutUs.aspx

Review of Reserve > http://www.seducedbybeauty.com/2014/02/27/anti-ageing-differencereserve/

Science behind the products > http://sarahk.jeunesseglobal.com/stcell.aspx

And if you want to see the IA look here http://sarahk.jeunesseglobal.com/products.aspx?p=INSTANTLY_AGELESS This is not in the UK but will be once paperwork has been finalised.

Thanks for that, but I was hoping for links to actual scientific research papers that prove that the products actually work. I am aware of the exciting work that is being carried out in relation to stem cells but what evidence is there that the creams work? Stem cell facelifts have been around for a few years also and there is still not much (if any) evidence to show that they actually work.

 

[EsElleK]

I guess it is whether you want to put 'faith' (can't think of another word) in the products. Although to be honest I have never seen any research papers from companies such as Olay, Clinique, Avon etc etc on their 'youth' brands or evidence that they work - I'm not one for TV ads that are obviously photoshopped!

At least with Jeunesse we have the scientists at the forefront

I've made public my youtube 'TV' if anyone wants to look http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxthOjD1VPUv6nVuNg9teVTBv2qrIs7tt

 

[Jon]

I've just had a run in with reps for this company on Facebook


none of them were able to provide me an independent scientific study regarding the claims they make about this serum


The only way this is going to get big is if there are enough stupid people out there to buy it IMO which sadly, I think there are..

 

[Laura]

I've just had a look at the products...

JEEEEEEEEEZ.. the price of them is astronomical!
I couldn't give a rats behind if they pulled out all the scientific data in the world to confirm the benefits.. no way on this earth would I pay that price (deep pockets, short arms)..

Good luck with your business, as long as you have faith in the products, the system & can find the customers then you'll be fine

 

[Jon]

I've just had a look at the products...

JEEEEEEEEEZ.. the price of them is astronomical!
I couldn't give a rats behind if they pulled out all the scientific data in the world to confirm the benefits.. no way on this earth would I pay that price (deep pockets, short arms)..

Good luck with your business, as long as you have faith in the products, the system & can find the customers then you'll be fine

Would a before/after facebook photo not convince you to sign up? seems to work with most people exposed to it sadly

 

[Laura]

Would a before/after facebook photo not convince you to sign up? seems to work with most people exposed to it sadly

Unless it's a photo that shows someone looking like Sloth from the Goonies in the before photo & Audrey Hepburn in the after one... Not a chance

 

[EsElleK]

Although I don't mind a bashing if you want it, you buy it same with anything I believe. As we are global, my customers are not only in the UK

There are lots of products in the marketplace saying the same thing, whether you want two pots of Finiti, want to spend over £200 on some pots of juiceplus or a £300 pot of Carita there is a market for the products otherwise the companies wouldn't be in business.

I have used some of the products and happy to sell them which is what we are all doing I hope who are in direct sales

 

[EsElleK]

Thought I'd pop in as life has been busy! Jeunesse has been going really well and I am working alongside a great group of people. Even my dear mum is involved - not as a member of the team, I send her a box of the Instantly Ageless and she takes it to her 'mums that lunch' as she likes to call them, events - which I think is actually twice a week when she goes to the gym!

I've got my info website www.ageless-worldwide.com and just changing my FB page over https://www.facebook.com/agelessWorldwideExecutive

We've been launching product in Europe and also North America, pre-launching into Brazil. Ranked up with the DSN global 100 list - it's all good

 

[katykicker]

How much physical cash have you made?

 

[sparkleandshine]

Face creams don't excite me at all and I have no insecurities whatsoever about getting a few wrinkles as I get older so I have no interest in these products and can't understand what the fuss is about, but good luck with it.

Also the concept seems a bit dated to me, hyping face creams, isn't that something that was done in the more affluent 90s and 00s? Aren't women a lot more savvy and less likely to fall for this kind of thing nowadays?

 

[Chammy]

Face creams don't excite me at all and I have no insecurities whatsoever about getting a few wrinkles as I get older so I have no interest in these products and can't understand what the fuss is about, but good luck with it.

Also the concept seems a bit dated to me, hyping face creams, isn't that something that was done in the more affluent 90s and 00s? Aren't women a lot more savvy and less likely to fall for this kind of thing nowadays?

In this day and age we love quick fixes, it's the Instantly Ageless the country is going crazy for as they want to look younger and they want to look it NOW! Many other companies offer the same/similar results but over time (our eye serum reduces fine lines and wrinkles but over a couple of weeks) which isn't quick enough for them.

It doesn't interest me as the effects only last for around 8 hours or until it is washed off but I can see why people are jumping on this selling opportunity, you can buy 50 sachets wholesale (if you are a member, has a joining fee) for £30 and I've seen them selling for £6-£10 per sachet.

 

[EsElleK]

Jeunesse

Katykicker - as my accountant is in the middle of doing my tax return, there is enough for the tax man to take a cut.

Sparkleandshine - I don't think so, why would companies such as Olay etc be advertising their wrinkle cream on the tv, ads in women's magazines... it is a product that has a market, if it wasn't popular there would be a lot of companies going out of business

Chammy - yep, I agree to a certain extent but then there is all the hype with Younique - and now there is Actiderm - all the Its Works reps popping up. You can spend £30 on a pot of Clinique which does the same thing as the eye serum - if you are prepared to pay for a product you do. I have a large customer base who have taken advantage of bring preferred customers and buy the cellular rejuvenation serum (albeit it is good for more than just the face).

Jeunesse - It is under £25 for the enrolment. We have vials, there are 25 vials in a box. The USA has sachets (50). Whoever is selling a single sachet for that amount is ripping people off. 2 sachets = one vial - one vial is (from most genuine distributors) £5 so I feel sorry for those that have paid too much for the product and ashamed of those that have done the ripping off.

 

[Jon]

Re: Jeunesse

Katykicker - as my accountant is in the middle of doing my tax return, there is enough for the tax man to take a cut.

Sparkleandshine - I don't think so, why would companies such as Olay etc be advertising their wrinkle cream on the tv, ads in women's magazines... it is a product that has a market, if it wasn't popular there would be a lot of companies going out of business

Chammy - yep, I agree to a certain extent but then there is all the hype with Younique - and now there is Actiderm - all the Its Works reps popping up. You can spend £30 on a pot of Clinique which does the same thing as the eye serum - if you are prepared to pay for a product you do. I have a large customer base who have taken advantage of bring preferred customers and buy the cellular rejuvenation serum (albeit it is good for more than just the face).

Jeunesse - It is under £25 for the enrolment. We have vials, there are 25 vials in a box. The USA has sachets (50). Whoever is selling a single sachet for that amount is ripping people off. 2 sachets = one vial - one vial is (from most genuine distributors) £5 so I feel sorry for those that have paid too much for the product and ashamed of those that have done the ripping off.

i HATE it when direct sellers / MLM aren't honest when it comes to how much they earn and instead skip around the question. Just another part of that sector I don't like

They want people to sign up under them or buy their products but the figures are always so fluffy

 

[EsElleK]

I'm sorry - didn't realise that I had to bare my soul with how much ££ I have sitting in my UK bank account. I don't have an exact figure on how much I have earned so far, once the Class 4 NICs are paid and then the tax - meh!! Needless to say I have cleared some debts and paid off the remaining payments for my car! I guess then that you could say that as I am £500 a month better off, that this is the physical cash?

 

[Jon]

I'm sorry - didn't realise that I had to bare my soul with how much ££ I have sitting in my UK bank account. I don't have an exact figure on how much I have earned so far, once the Class 4 NICs are paid and then the tax - meh!! Needless to say I have cleared some debts and paid off the remaining payments for my car! I guess then that you could say that as I am £500 a month better off, that this is the physical cash?

Any other 'work from home' stuff you just how much people make from such and such a company and they just tell you - I never get the mystery with MLM related stuff.

£500 a month for how many hours work?