Mary Kay Inc., through its Pink Changing Lives Program, a philanthropic global initiative that combines purpose-driven giving with cause-marketing to create meaningful and measurable impact in communities, has now provided more than $230 million in monetary and product donations to nonprofits empowering women, improving women’s health and safety and protecting natural resources.

Mary Kay Inc. released its 2026 Sustainability Report, an annual report of the company’s efforts and achievements in social, economic and environmental sustainability. According to the report, Mary Kay is making significant progress toward its 2030 goals and showed a strong commitment to women’s empowerment, digital innovation, biodiversity and product stewardship.

For more than two decades, the Mary Kay Ash Foundation has helped shape the national response to violence against women through its 21-year commitment as Presenting Sponsor of the Conference on Crimes Against Women (CCAW). As the Foundation marks its 30th anniversary, this strategic, sustained investment in saving lives, strengthening systems, and building safer communities nationwide is a cornerstone of the Foundation’s key initiatives toward ending domestic violence and better supporting survivors.

Recently Direct Selling News had the opportunity to speak with Ryan Rogers, the CEO of Mary Kay and grandson of legendary founder Mary Kay Ash. We discussed the past, the present and what is shaping up to be the prosperous future of Mary Kay. Q: You’ve shared that your grandmother, Mary Kay Ash, was not […]

For the fourth consecutive year, Mary Kay Inc. has been named the #1 Direct Selling Brand of Skin Care and Color Cosmetics in the World. The accolade was given by Euromonitor International, a market analysis and consumer insights firm with a history of more than 50 years of market research across more than 100 countries.

As it celebrates its 30th anniversary, the Mary Kay Ash Foundation marked an important philanthropic milestone of more than $100 million donated in support of advancing women’s health and safety. This significant investment has been used to drive life-saving cancer research, fund critical domestic violence prevention and support programs across the US and empower women through safety, healing and hope.

Mary Kay Inc. announced the launch of its Global Social Squad Pilot Program, an initiative connecting more than 70 Independent Beauty Consultants who show promise as emerging creators to digital education, mentorship and real-world beauty brand experience.

Mary Kay Inc. was recognized by the DEC Network at the James M. Collins Executive Education Center at Southern Methodist University (SMU) in collaboration with the SMU Cox William S. Spears Institute for Entrepreneurial Leadership. This year, Mary Kay received the Large Corporation of the Year award for its work advancing innovation, access to capital and equitable economic opportunity in North Texas.

Mary Kay welcomed almost 100 girls and faculty from the Lewisville Independent School District (LISD), as well as local and national elected officials to its Richard R. Rogers Manufacturing and Research & Development Center for Women in STEMK Day.

Richard Rogers, son of Mary Kay Ash and former Co-Founder and Chairman Emeritus of Mary Kay, has passed away.

As regulators examine marketing practices more closely and social media reshapes how independent sellers communicate, companies across the channel are investing more deliberately in compliance leadership.

As the corporate sponsor of the Technology, Exploration and Career Center (TECC) West and TECC East Cosmetology Programs, Mary Kay continues its ongoing partnership with Lewisville Independent School District (LISD). Through this program, Mary Kay provides skincare professional products and hands-on support to deliver practical learning for students.