Arbonne Featured in UK Vogue

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(Free-Press-Release.com) November 4, 2009 -- It was October 20 2009 that an article was published in Vogue.UK's Beauty Blog about the skincare brand Arbonne, and since then a lot of people have taken notice.

Arbonne prides itself on being botanically based and mixing the best things found in nature with the most advanced breakthroughs in science. It is certified Vegan and does not contain things like talc or mineral oil, but what's really getting people talking are the results.

"It's been a while since my age started with the number '2'" says Sophie Baudrand, fashion bookings editor with Vogue.UK "so you can imagine my pleasure when a facialist (no less) told me that she thought I was a whole ten years younger than I am, based on the state of my skin. I would love to claim that it's down to a balanced diet, litres of water and bathing in milk and honey but the truth is more prosaic - it's entirely down to the little-known Arbonne Nutrimin C range".

What Baudrand doesn't know is that with one article she created a tidal-wave of women rushing out to get their hands on the little orange bottles of the RE9 Nutrimin C product line. What the women trying to find the products don't know is that they are not sold in a regular store or a spa, yet instead are sold through trained and empowered women on a mission to work from home.

That's right - gasp - Network Marketing!

How is it that such supposedly amazing products - good enough for a Vogue editor to be using on a regular basis - are sold through such an unliked industry? Because it works. Network Marketing has been around for as long as people have sold their goods and it's quickly becoming the way more and more companies are wanting to expand. Think about it: we are all in sales and marketing on a daily basis. We go and see a movie that we love so what do we do? At the very least we tell other people to go and see the film, but if you are like my Aunt Chissy you would purchase numerous copies and that film would turn into everyone’s yearly Christmas gift. Now how is that different than Network Marketing except that in most of those real-life cases we don't get paid for doing it?

Another main benefit to the Network Marketing model is that it promotes the idea of working together to build your business. If you were able to help someone start their own business, teach them, train them, watch them succeed and in the process you were being rewarded wouldn't that be a pretty satisfying career? If your job was to help others be the best they can be and cheer them on would you not wake up and want to go to work? In Network Marketing, if your team succeeds then you succeed.

There is no fighting it, Network Marketing and it's legion of consultants is here to stay and is an industry that is growing despite the worldwide recession. Oh, and did I forget to mention that every one of the Fortune100 companies have a Network Marketing branch? Just food for thought.

Kirsten Engel
kirstenengel@live.ca
www.kirstenengel.myarbonne.ca

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