Do you know what's in your beauty products?

Labels on cosmetics and body care can be very difficult to understand. The word 'Natural' can be used by anyone or anything. Its the same as the 'Organic', Its misleading!
Companies are supposed to use an organic label if all ingredients are certified organic , but they can also say 'Its made with organic' If it contains a minimum of 70% certified ingredients. It doesn't even matter if the other 30% is toxins and chemicals!

Unless a chemical used in beauty products is proven to cause  harm to human health, It is still classified as GRAS(Generally recognized as safe).

As a consumer, this is shocking to hear. FM world products only contain the best ingredients and if we say its 100% natural or mineral ,it really is.

For instance this is our new Utique face oil. Its 100% natural, contains no preservatives, parabens and artificial colourants.
And heres a List of Ingredients: Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Argania Spinosa Kernel Oil*, Helianthus Annuus Seed Oil*, Glycine Soja Oil*, Simmondsia Chinensis Seed Oil*, Ricinus Communis Seed Oil*, Rosa Moschata Seed Oil*, Nigella Sativa Seed Oil*, Oenothera Biennis Seed Oil*, Tocopherol, Calendula Officinalis Flower Oil*, Pelargonium Graveolens Flower Oil, Citrus Aurantium Amara Flower Oil, Cananga Odorata Flower Oil, Jasminum Officinale Oil, Benzyl Alcohol, Benzyl Benzoate, Linalool, Citronellol, Geraniol.

*Certified ingredients

When you are given a list f ingredients most people don't know what they mean. Let me explain.
1.Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride- Derived from coconut oil and glycerin, it’s considered an excellent emollient and skin-replenishing ingredient. It’s included in cosmetics due to its mix of fatty acids that skin can use to restore its surface and resist moisture loss. Caprylic/capric triglyceride can also function as a thickener, but its chief job is to moisturize and replenish skin. This ingredient’s value for skin is made greater by the fact that it’s considered gentle.

2.Argania Spinosa Kernel Oil*-Also called argan oil, is the oil expressed from the kernels of the argantree. Treating argan oil with hydrogen results in the production of Hydrogenated Argania Spinosa Kernel Oil. Agania Spinosa Kernel Oil and Hydrogenated Argania Spinosa Kernel Oil may be used in skin care products, eye makeup, lipstick and suntan products.

3.Helianthus Annuus Seed Oil*-Otherwise known as sunflower seed oil.Non-volatile, non-fragrant plant oil used as an emollient in cosmetics. Sunflower seed oil has the ability to help replenish and soothe skin. It’s a rich source of fatty acids skin can use, including linoleic acid, and is excellent for dry skin.

4.Glycine Soja Oil-Soya oil is made up mainly of linoleic (omega 6) and oleic (omega 9) acids. It also contains some linolenic (omega 3) and saturated fatty acids. It is used primarily as cooking oil and to make margarine, but it has several other commercially valuable uses. There are some studies showing that consuming soya oil could be a good alternative to fish oil. In cosmetics, soya oil acts as an antioxidant and it also conditions hair and skin.

5.Immondsia Chinensis Seed Oil*- Emollient, non-fragrant oil similar to other non-fragrant plant oils. Jojoba oil has been shown to enhance skin’s restorative properties. As a plant oil that’s a rich source of fatty acids, and can also provide topical skin-soothing benefits.

6.Ricinus Communis Seed Oil-Castor seed oil contains Undecylenic Acid which, due to its germicidal and disinfectant properties, is useful for treating skin diseases and skin ulcers, particularly those which are caused due to bacterial or fungal infections.

7.Rosa Moschata Seed Oil-Rose hip oil comes from the seeds of a specific variety of rose, “Rosa aff. Rubiginosa” or “Rosa moschata”. A cold-press extraction  method separates the oil from the hips and seeds. The delicate oil needs refrigerated or stored in a cool, dark location to prevent  rancidity. For facial skin care, rose hip oil offers several benefits when applied externally due to its primary constituents: essential fatty acids, vitamin E, vitamin C and B-carotene, a form of vitamin A.

8.Nigella Sativa Seed Oil-The use of  Black seed oil to beautify and improve the skin condition is well established; in fact, the famed beauty of Cleopatra is believed to be in part due to her use of black seeds. The oil of the Nigella sativa is packed with valuable components like vitamins A, B, and C, calcium, potassium, magnesium, zinc and trace elements providing the necessary nutritive factors for skin recovery and repair. Black seed oil also has a number of useful pharmacological actions which make it a fantastic natural option for treating diseases of the skin.
Helps conditions like psoriasis, eczema, acne, fungal nail infections, athlete's foot, jock itch, ringworm Nigella sativa has been proven to have a range of anti-cancer effects against many different abnormal cell types.  Specific effects against skin cancer cells have been demonstrated. The rich array of oils provides deep skin moisturization. Additionally vitamin A, amino acids and fatty acids work together to help skin regeneration.

9.Oenothera Biennis Seed Oil-Evening primrose is considered to have beneficial health effects, largely due to its GLA content. Evening primrose is sometimes used to treat eczema.

10.Tocopherol,/(Vitamin E)-One of the most well-known and researched antioxidants. There are eight basic forms of the entire fat soluble vitamin E molecule, which are either synthetically or naturally derived. The most typical forms are d-alpha-tocopherol, d-alpha-tocopherol acetate, dl-alpha tocopherol, and dl-alpha tocopherol acetate. The “d” prefix in front of the “alpha” indicates that the product was derived from natural sources, such as vegetable oils or wheat germ; the “dl” prefix indicates that the vitamin was created from a synthetic base. Research has shown that natural forms of vitamin E are more effective than their synthetic counterparts, but both definitely have antioxidant activity.

11.Calendula Officinalis Flower Oil-Calendula and washes are still used to disinfect minor wounds and to treat infections of the skin. The antibacterial and immuno-stimulant properties of the plant make it extremely useful in treating slow-healing cuts and cuts in people who have compromised immune systems. The herb stimulates the production of collagen at wound sites and minimizes scarring.

12.Pelargonium Graveolens Flower Oil- This ingredient is known to create a balance between oily and dry skin by balancing the production of sebum; this balance assists in boosting and improving the elasticity of the skin. It also stimulates the lymphatic system, releasing excess water that may be retained in the tissue. This may not only prevent cellulite, but can also relieve swelling. Pelargonium Graveolens also has therapeutic abilities that can calm irritated skin, clear acne, and heal bruises, burns, cuts and eczema, due to its astringent, antiseptic, tonic, antibiotic and anti-infectious properties.

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 13.Citrus Aurantium Amara Flower Oil-Function: Conditioning
Description: used as a Skin-Conditioning Agent; also used as a Fragrance Ingredient

13.Cananga Odorata Flower Oil-Ylang ylang essential oil has a number of uses including use for acne, insect bites, oily skin, irritated skin, depression, insomnia, and stress. Ylang ylang flowers are traditionally laid on the bed of newlyweds in Indonesia as they are believed to contain aphrodisiac properties. Use the essential oil in moderation as it can cause nausea and headaches.

14.Jasminum Officinale Oil-The health benefits of Jasmine Essential Oil can be attributed to its properties as an antidepressant, antiseptic, aphrodisiac, antispasmodic, cicatrisant, expectorant, galactogogue, emmenagogue, parturient, sedative and uterine substance.

15.Benzyl Alcohol-Organic alcohol that occurs naturally in some fruits (apricots, cranberries) and teas. Its chief function in cosmetics is as a preservative, and it’s among the least sensitizing preservatives in use. High amounts of benzyl alcohol can impart a noticeable floral-like scent to products, as it is part of the fragrance makeup of some essential oils such as jasmine.

16.Benzyl Benzoate- Mainly used as a fragrance ingredient and solvent (helps other ingredients dissolve into a solution).

17.Linalool- Linalool is a colourless liquid with a soft, sweet odour. It occurs naturally in many essential oils.

18.Citronellol- Fragrance (Parfum) from natural essential oils. Citronellol is a naturally occurring component of essential oils.

19.Geraniol- Geraniol is a declarable fragrance which occurs in geraniums, roses, palmarosa and lavender.

As you can see from this explanation, what we say is true. We only sell the best quality beauty and skin care products at fantastic prices.
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Why train your team?

When you start team building, part of the income that you earn from the business is generated from the sales that your down line team makes. For this income to grow and increase you need to spend quality time training and working with your team (and down line), so that you are constantly earning that additional income.

As a leader, it is important that you educate, motivate, coach and train your members to run a proficient profitable business. If your team is making money, than you will make money!

Summary

1. Educate: It is your job to educate your members on the company’s policy, code of ethics, marketing plan, products, and the FM opportunity and above all, how to duplicate the teams winning system. When your members are properly educated on all of this, they will have a more successful business.

2. Motivate: A good leader will work really hard to motivate their members to get out there and work the business. This motivation can come in the form of talks, conference calls, webinars, regular meetings and by offering incentives to your members when they reach certain business goals and challenges set by yourself.

3. Coach: I look at coaching as being a little different than training. For me, I like to ask all my members what is their why and what do they want to gain by being in the business - what are their goals?. Once I know this I can then tailor my coaching to each person’s individual needs and personalities. Coaching to me is offering my advice, education, training and experience to help guide them to their own individual success.

4. Train: All team leaders are responsible for training their members and this training is not offered as a one time deal or just at the beginning when someone joins your business opportunity. Training members is taking the Education to an entirely different level. Leaders are responsible to train their members on a ongoing basis.

That means training them on new policy changes, updates on sales specials, new ways on demonstrating products, making sure they are attending the team training webinars and new methods for recruiting. Training is something that is done continually and regularly with the members of your team.

When you spend quality time doing all of the above with the members you are responsible for, they in turn will be better business owners. This will pay off for you because the more successful your members are in their business, the more successful you will be in yours.

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Did you know?

AMBERGRIS - a substance of animal origin that is a secretion of alimentary canal of sperm whales– mammals of order cetacea, which are an endangered species. The balsamic scent coming from the alimentary canal fragrance-wise is similar to musk. It is used mostly to strengthen the composition. Currently – as the substance is less possible to be obtained – it is replaced with synthetic substances combined with violet extract.

ANISE - it is an annual plant found mostly in South Asia, but also in some regions of Europe. The plant itself has a very intense smell similar to cumin, but it is a little bit stronger and sweeter. It is the anise oil that is used to produce perfumes.
B
BENZOIN (Benjamin's Gum) - it is a type of balsamic resin extracted from bark of two kinds of trees: siamese benzoin and sumatran benzoin. Although it is used in many different ways, e.g. as ingredients of firming and moisturising cosmetics, with perfumes it is mostly used to preserve more elusive components.
BERGAMOT - it is an inedible orange grown in many parts of the world, for example in South Italy, West Africa and Morocco. The fragrant oil derived from the fruit is used in perfume industry since 18th century. Interestingly, to produce 1 kilo of bergamot oil, one needs at least 200 kilos of fruit!
C
CARDAMOM - it is a perennial found in Indian Peninsula, Ceylon, China and Indonesia. It was used as a perfume ingredient in ancient Egypt. It is also one of the most expensive root plants in the world, right after saffron. It gives perfumes a fruit and spicy aroma.
CASTOREUM - it has a very strong scent and is a substance secreted from glands of North American and Syberian Beavers. In perfume making it is used to strengthen the fragrances. Castoreum gives the compositions a sharp, sensual smell.
CEDAR - it is a tree from pine family that is found in mountain regions. Essential oil that is produced from that tree is used in many different perfumes.
CORIANDER - it is a plant commonly grown in Europe. Essential oils of coriander give the compositions exceptionally intense, spicy aroma.
COUMARIN - it is a substance found in grasses and plants from orchid family. It has a fragrance of freshly harvested grass.
CYBET (Cybet Musk) - it is a substance of animal origin – a secretion African Civet's glands. Small amount of that substance in a form of alcohol liqueur is used for heavier and sweet fragrance notes.
D
DAMASK ROSE - it is a less and less occurring variety of roses cultivated in Turkey, Bulgaria, Egypt and Morocco. To produce a kilo of the essential oil one needs 3 tonnes of petals. The aroma of roses is found in all sensual flowery compositions.
E
EUCALYPTUS - it is an evergreen tree or shrub found in Australia, Tasmania, New Guinea, Timor and Philippines. In perfume industry, essential oils produced from leaves and twigs are the most valued.
G
GALBANUM - it is an exceptionally strong resin of a shrub called Ferula Galbaniflua found in the Middle East. It has got a bit musky aroma that gives the composition extraordinary freshness.
GARDENIA - a popular decorative shrub with white flowers of a very strong sweet fragrance.
GERANIUM - found in Europe (South France) and Morocco, Egypt, China and Madagascar, it is an annual plant of a fresh green scent. Essential oils from flowers, stems, leaves, and buds are used in perfume production.
GUAIACUM TREE (Guaiacum officinale) - is it an evergreen tree found in Central America. With perfume, it is the guaiacum oil that is used and it smells like a combination of tea and wood.
H
HYACINTH - it is a perennial with a strong, heavy, but sweet scent. The flowers are used in perfume production.
I
INCENSE - it is a substance of natural origin which gives the composition spicy-burnt aroma. Incense derives from some species of an incense tree found in Ethiopia and Arabian Peninsula.
IRIS - it is one of the most expensive substances in the world: to produce 100 grams one needs 40 tonnes of rootstock. And the process of acquiring the aroma – from the moment of drying the rootstock, to storing, peeling, boiling and squeezing – lasts more than two years. It is the rootstock that gives the composition a subtle creamy and powdery aroma.
J
JASMINE - it is a shrub with big white, yellow or pink flowers that are used by companies producing perfume. Jasmine is one of the most expensive fragrances and so it is slowly replaced with synthetic substances.
JUNIPER - it is a perennial coniferous shrub of cypress family. In perfume production it is the fruit – a cone – that gives the composition a wood and sweet scent.
L
LAVENDER - it is a very popular plant in around 30 varieties. Lavender oil, which is produced from dried lavender flowers, is used in production of many colognes. To produce a kilo of lavender oil one needs more than 180 kilos of lavender flowers.
LILY OF THE VALLEY - it is a plant with white flowers that give off an intense fresh scent. Essential oils derived from that plant are used mostly in flowery fragrance compositions.
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M
MAGNOLIA - it is a plant that gives compositions an exceptionally sweet and strong aroma. It can be found mostly in the tropical and subtropical zones.
MANDARIN - it is a very popular tree or shrub known for its juicy fruit, can be found mostly in Japan, Brazil, the south of the United States and the Mediterranean basin. As all the citruses, it gives freshness and a sweet note to any composition.
MANGO - it is a tropical fruit tree that can be found mostly in India and Indochina. It is often used in fruit compositions giving them freshness and a light musky note.
MIMOSA - it is a tropical plant from South America that is very delicate and weak. It is used in perfume production in order to give the compositions a sweet and cool aroma.
MINT - it is cultivated as a remedy plant and as seasoning. Essential oils produced from pepper mint give the compositions refreshing and cooling notes.
MUSK - it is a substance with a very intense scent. It is obtained from glands of goats living in Tibet, China, Nepal and Japan. At first it seems to smell like ammonia and is not really attractive as a fragrance, but after combining it with alcohol solution it changes dramatically and is commonly used to strengthen the compositions. Currently – as the substance is less and less possible to be obtained – it is replaced with synthetic substances.
MYRRH - it is a resin of a shrub found in Ethiopia, that is obtained through cutting the shrub's young twigs. It is one of the oldest fragrances in the world used mostly in fragrances for men. It is a warm but sharp scent with a bitter note to it.
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N
NARCISSUS - it is a type of perennial with more than 20 varieties that is found mostly in Asia and in the countries of the Mediterranean. It has got a flowery and spicy scent.
NEROLI - it is an oil produced from the flowers of bitter oranges. In perfume production it is used in most flowery compositions. It soothes the fragrances and its scent is a bit sweet.
O
OAK MOSS - it is a plant found mostly in Balkan Peninsula and Morocco. It is an indispensable element of chypre family fragrances. Because of its allergenic features, it is often replaced with synthetic substances.
OSMANTHUS - a shrub of the olive family that is found in South East Asia. The oil from its flowers is a bit sharp but it gives the composition a warm and flowery aroma.
P
PATCHOULI - it is a type of nettle found in Philippines, Indonesia and China. In perfume production its leaves and stems are used. It has a sweet, herbal and earthy scent.
PROVENCE ROSE - it is the most expensive variety of roses cultivated in the south of France. It has exceptionally aromatic full flowers. Due to its high price it is very rare in perfume production.
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S
SANDAL WOOD - it is a very popular component used in many varieties of perfumes. The essential oil produced from sandal wood is used in many fields, e.g. aromatherapy or as nourishment of dry, dehydrated skin. It has a sweet, resiny, and a bit musky note.
T
TONKA BEAN - it is found in Brazil and Guyana. It is warm, sweet, and has a fragrance similar to rum.
TUBEROSE - it is a plant originally found in Mexico with white heavy smelling flowers. Nowadays it is cultivated in India, Morocco and Egypt. It is the oil from the flowers that is used in perfume production.
V
VANILLA - it is a plant in more than 100 varieties found mostly in tropical zones. It gives the compositions a balsamic, warm and sweet note.
VETIVER - it is a root of grass found in Indonesia, China, Haiti and in Brazil. It gives the compositions spicy and resiny aroma.
VIOLET - it is a very popular flower with more than 800 varieties. It is the leaves that are used to produce perfumes. These flowers have an interesting and exceptionally sweet scent, but because of their unavailability they are often replaced by synthetic substances.
Y
YLANG-YLANG - it is a tropical tree found mostly in South-East Asia and tropical countries. In perfume production it is the oil from the flowers that is used. Ylang-ylang oil is one of the most important resources in the perfume industry. In order to obtain a kilo of essential oil, one needs 50 kilos of flowers.

Network marketing team training

When you start team building, part of the income that you earn from the business is generated from the sales that your down line team makes. For this income to grow and increase you need to spend quality time training and working with your team (and down line), so that you are constantly earning that additional income.

As the leader of your FM Perfume team, it is important that you educate, motivate, coach and train your members to run a proficient profitable business. If your team is making money, than you will make money!

Summary

1. Educate: It is your job to educate your members on the company’s policy, code of ethics, marketing plan, products, and the FM opportunity and above all, how to duplicate the teams winning system. When your members are properly educated on all of this, they will have a more successful business.

2. Motivate: A good leader will work really hard to motivate their members to get out there and work the business. This motivation can come in the form of talks, conference calls, webinars, regular meetings and by offering incentives to your members when they reach certain business goals and challenges set by yourself.

3. Coach: I look at coaching as being a little different than training. For me, I like to ask all my members what is their why and what do they want to gain by being in the business - what are their goals?. Once I know this I can then tailor my coaching to each person’s individual needs and personalities. Coaching to me is offering my advice, education, training and experience to help guide them to their own individual success.

4. Train: All team leaders are responsible for training their members and this training is not offered as a one time deal or just at the beginning when someone joins your business opportunity. Training members is taking the Education to an entirely different level. Leaders are responsible to train their members on a ongoing basis.

That means training them on new policy changes, updates on sales specials, new ways on demonstrating products, making sure they are attending the team training webinars and new methods for recruiting. Training is something that is done continually and regularly with the members of your team.

When you spend quality time doing all of the above with the members you are responsible for, they in turn will be better business owners. This will pay off for you because the more successful your members are in their business, the more successful you will be in yours.  

By Sarah Marsden 

sarahsfmworld@mail.com

fmgroupworld.co.uk

Are you looking after your customers?

VIP Customers - Creating the Experience.

Customers want to feel like they are important to you and not just another sales number.  Why not create a VIP Customer Group where you can share special sales, offers, First Look events ONLY with this group.  Of course you can allow any of your customers to be part of this group, just having the 'title' that they are a VIP Customer helps make them feel important to you as a person not just a sales number and they will be more loyal to you.

Are you one of my customers? Join my new VIP group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1994453100780940/

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FM Perfume plays a tune - whats your FM perfume tune today?

 

 

Due to their composition that evolves in time, FM perfumes are compared to musical works. For this reason fragrance creators are often called composers and scents are often described with musical terms. If you work in the world of perfume you may find some of the phrases below very useful. The most common words used in FM perfume descriptions are “note” and “accord.”

NOTE is a definition of a single smell and also of individual phases of the fragrance duration. They are divided into three types: head note (top note) - it is the scent perceived right after we open the bottle. It is the most elusive and delicate note that is responsible for the first impression that we have of the fragrance. It lasts for a few minutes.  heart note (middle note) - it develops after around 20 minutes from spraying out the perfume and lasts for a couple hours. The middle note defines the scent theme and determines the type of fragrance family.  deep note (base note) - it is the so-called “fragrance background” that is created by intense scents and also different fixatives. Base notes can last on the skin for several hours.
ACCORD is a combination of three or more notes which create a brand new fragrance when joined. When all the notes match ideally creating a homogeneous fragrance we can speak of HARMONY.
TONE is a set of fragrance composition features that create the surroundings of the scent.
SEMI-TONE is a subtle fragrance detail that is recognised only by a narrow group of specialists. If you are asked by your customer for a “tone lighter” fragrance you should offer them perfumes from the same fragrance family but less intense and with more delicate notes (you can check the intensity of fragrances in the table inside the catalogue). CLAIM YOUR TWO FREE FRAGRANCE SAMPLES TODAY
Nowadays the term that is used more rarely is THEME and it describes the leitmotiv of the fragrance. The theme should appear throughout all the phases of fragrance duration. It should emerge in the top note, slowly pass on to the middle note and then appear in the base note.
Another term that is not used any more is ORGANS describing an old device used in perfume production. It was a table with stair-like shelves on which the perfume maker could put bottles and flasks with different perfume ingredients. Sitting by the organs, the creator used to experiment by choosing and mixing the components, making unique fragrance combinations. He looked as if he was a musician composing his works.
In perfume production there are also terms taken from arts language. For example some fragrances are called “green”. PALETTE is a set of fragrant substances from which the perfume maker chooses right ingredients to create a composition.
Sophisticated terms dominate in descriptions of perfumes, but the creator of perfume is called just NOSE. Luckily, you can also call him a creator, composer and perfume maker. So what tune is your FM Perfume playing today? What's your favourite FM perfume? Please comment your favourite.

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What makes me want to be successful?

What makes me want to be successful?

I'm writing this today to make my dreams become reality and I want to inspire others to follow their dreams,no matter how big or small.

Life's too short to sit in silence. Act now and reap the rewards later.
And I must admit as I write this I have tears in my eyes and a lump in my throat.

Growing up for me was a struggle. I lived in a house with my alcohol dependant parents and my brother and sister. I was like the mother around he house. Life was a struggle, even at school i was bullied from the age of  5 to 15. I felt as if I didn't fit in. To be honest the bullying only stopped because I'd had enough and decided this is it. I'm going to work because it will be easier. How wrong was i!!
At the age of 17 i had my first child, Daniel. My mum was embarrassed when i gave birth. I didnt have any partner and i didnt have any get up and go. I wasn't in a good place. I was depressed, I had no self esteem and confidence and i hated my life. All my friends were out having fun and i was stuck holding the baby. 
At the age of 21 I had my second child, Kye and life was still a struggle. I was living on benefits and had an unsavoury group of friends. I tried my first network marketing business(Avon) Which wasn't a huge success. I was making around £20 a month, walking the streets with all my books and knocking on peoples doors, NOT FUN!

Then at the age of 24 my life started to change. I met Lee. Lee changed my out look on life and i began to enjoy life. We moved from the isle of Wight when i was pregnant with my third child , Bradlee to get away from the bad friends i had. 

We moved to Bridlington, East Yorkshire for five years and i had various jobs, but i wasn't happy. I went back to Avon and then around 2010 I was introduced to Fm group. I loved the products but i didn't do very well due to lack of support, friends , self esteem and confidence. I didn't even hit my first promotion. I found it very difficult so i quit.

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In 2014 we moved back to the Isle of Wight and both me and Lee were in a much better place, Emotionally. We both had jobs within a week of moving back and life was great. Until We started to get in to debt. I was getting worse and worse. I have a job I hate, Lee has a job he he likes but we're both dreamers and always wanted to spend more time with our children. 

So I joined FM group again!! This time it felt different. I knew i was apart of a very successful team. I know from last time i did it that Roy Strong was very successful with FM and thats the team i wanted to be apart of.  I found Sarah Amadi (my upline) and signed up. I was still worried that i wouldn't make any money but thought sod it, i'll give it a go. Sarah is a great network marketer and has taught me alot. Our team is strong and constantly growing everyday.I began to train, Teach, duplicate and repeat. Each month we are becoming more and more successful and i'm working towards quitting my job. I really do believe that if you take the opportunity to the right person, they will change the world.............

Thats what i intend to do. I want to be able to make other people successful and show them a better way of life. I not prepared to hide away any more , I want to share this with the world.... We have one shot in life, Let go for it, Lets be successful, Lets help each other. With a positive mindset we will achieve more......

I am shaking writing this but this opportunity REALLY can change your life, as long as you have an open mind and are willing to learn. Work your butt off and never give up!!

Dig deep and find your fuel for your fire.

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What network marketing means to me.

Working from home means i can spend more time with my family, as i have 4 young children and i hate working nights. My husband works in the day and i work nights,we never see each other. I also love helping people and i want to share this opportunity with people so they can enjoy life as its meant to be enjoyed,not working to live. Since February 2016 i only now work 11 hours a week, i used to work 30!! So already has allowed me to reduce my hours spent at work.

 

 I love the freedom of working from anywhere in the world 🌍📱 I love that I have no boss.... Im Feeling very clear headed and at one with how everything in my life is going ..... That's a lovely place to be ❤️ I'm more determined than ever to create this empire and make my children proud👨‍👨‍👧‍👦🏽....Watch this space...

I'm Looking up and down the UK (and globally through social media!) for new ladies to join me in team pearl👑

Is this you or someone you know? 

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Social networking like a pro!

📝Did you know that there are 21 social media sites that are essential to getting your business seen???
1. Twitter. Perhaps the simplest of all social media platforms, Twitter also just happens to be one of the most fun and interesting. Messages are limited to 140 characters or less, but that’s more than enough to post a link, share an image, or even trade thoughts with your favorite celebrity or influencer. Twitter’s interface is easy to learn and use, and setting up a new profile only takes minutes.
2. Facebook. Considered to be synonymous with “social media” by some, Facebook is the one site where you’re likely to find friends, colleagues, and relatives all floating around. Although Facebook is mainly centered around sharing photos, links, and quick thoughts of a personal nature, individuals can also show their support to brands or organizations by becoming fans.
3. LinkedIn. One of the only mainstream social media sites that’s actually geared towards business, LinkedIn is to cyberspace what networking groups once were to local business communities. It’s great for meeting customers, getting in touch with vendors, recruiting new employees, and keeping up with the latest in business or industry news. If it matters to your company or career, you can probably do it on LinkedIn.
4. Xing. Another professional networking and recruitment site, Xing has the global presence and focus that LinkedIn lacks. Although it can be mistaken for a job search portal, the site actually has a number of features and communities that make it easy to develop relationships with suppliers, colleagues and even thought leaders within industry.
5. Renren. Literally translating into “everyone’s website,” Renren is China’s largest social platform. Hugely popular with the younger crowd, it works in a way similar to Facebook, allowing users to share quick thoughts, update their moods, connect with others, and add posts or ideas to a blog-like stream.
6. Google+. Social media’s big up-and-comer has really arrived over the past few years. By combining the best of Facebook and Twitter into one site – and backing it by the power of the world’s largest search engine, Google has given users a social site that has a little something for everyone. You can add new content, highlight topics with hashtags, and even separate contacts into circles. And, a G+ profile only takes a few minutes to get set up.
7. Disqus. Disqus isn’t actually a social media platform so much as a social engagement platform, but it can definitely help you improve your social engagement. As a tool for commenting, managing feedback on your own website (or other Disqus-enabled websites), and managing spam/troll type messages, it’s invaluable. Advanced features allow for social monitoring and upvoting.
8. LinkedIn Pulse. Even though Pulse is technically a part of LinkedIn, it’s big and important enough to deserve its own entry. Serving as something between a blog and “best of” outlet, it’s the perfect medium sharing new ideas and keeping up on the thought leaders in your industry. 9. Snapchat. This surprisingly-addictive app gives you the ability to take a picture, add art and text if you’d like, and then send it to recipients for a set amount of time (after which the photo will delete itself and be removed from the company’s servers). Lots of fun, and potentially a good way to stay in touch with friends.
10. Tumblr. This platform is different form many others in that it essentially hosts microblogs for its users. Individuals and companies, in turn, can fill their blogs with multimedia (like images and short video clips). The fast-paced nature of Tumblr makes it ideal for memes, GIF’s, and other forms of fun or viral content.
11. Pinterest. Serving as a giant virtual idea and inspiration board, Pinterest has made a huge impact on social media in the last few years. Especially popular with women and the do-it-yourself crowd, it lets you share pictures, creative thoughts, or (especially) before-and-after pictures of projects that others can pin, save, or duplicate.
12. Twoo. This Belgian social network site is geared for the 25 and under crowd all over the world. Alongside normal social features like posts, updates, and photo sharing, it also boasts online games and chat features that make it popular with younger users who want to stay entertained while connecting with each other.
13. MyMFB. Created as a Muslim alternative to Facebook (it was previously called MillatFacebook), this site aims to connect the faith’s 1.5+ billion followers into a single social platform. While that might sound ambitious, it’s growing quickly and offers many of the same post, update, and sharing features as the original Facebook, and is already immensely popular in some parts of the world.
14. YouTube. As a video sharing service, YouTube has become so popular that its catalog of billions and billions of videos has become known as “the world’s second-largest search engine” in some circles. The site has everything from first-person product reviews to promotional clips and “how-two” instruction on virtually any topic or discipline. Users have the ability to share, rate, and comment on what they see.

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15. Instagram. If you’re looking for a quick, convenient connection between the camera feature on your smart phone and all your social profiles, then Instagram is the answer. Not only will allow you to share via Twitter, Facebook, and the Instagram website, you can choose from a variety of photo filters and invite friends to comment on your photos or ideas.
16. Vine. This site (also available as an app) offers users the chance to share and view brief video clips. While that theoretically offers a virtually endless range of uses, most of Vine’s content is entertainment-focused, with a heavy preference towards “viral” and “meme” clips that are easy to share.
17. WhatsApp. The WhatsApp concept is simple: send text-style messages to anyone else using the platform, but without paying data charges. That straightforward idea has already gathered more than 700 million fans, making the app the world’s most popular messaging platform.
18. vk.com. Promoting itself as Europe’s largest social media site, vk.com is essentially the Russian version of Facebook, with the same kinds of profiles, messaging, and games you would expect. Like Facebook, vk.com allows users to enter both personal and professional information about themselves, and to follow or show support for organizations and businesses.
19. Meetup. Meetup is a perfectly-named platform, because it’s perfect for organizing local groups around specific interests. There are meetups centered on just about everything, from music to hobbies, and get-togethers are almost always open to newcomers. That makes it perfect for exploring an interest and making new friends at the same time.
20. Secret. This might be the best social media app most people haven’t tried. The premise is simple: join into a group of friends (or create your own), and then share an anonymous message. It’s great for fun interactions, idea starters, or just finally getting something off your chest. (Editor's note, 5/13/2015: Secret has folded. Co-founder David Byttow writes: "After a lot of thought and consultation with our board, I’ve decided to shut down Secret. Over time, I plan to publish postmortems so that others can learn from the unique mistakes and challenges we faced and the wisdom gained from such an incredible 16 months.")
21. Medium. If you’ve ever wished that social engagement could come with an ongoing, up-to-date “how to” manual written by the experts, Medium might be just what you’re looking for. With lots of helpful advice, tips, and articles, it can give you everything you need to start connecting like a pro

Starting a network marketing business

 Starting a network marketing business.

You've started a business,Great!! You've taken the leap of faith, bet your thinking, 'now what'? 😨😱
How do move forward? Make sure the very first thing you have, is a GOAL.👙💼💎
And be sure to set out what you intend to do!! 😀😘

Dont be afraid of success.......👍👔 Dont blame an opportunity if you dont succeed. 💄👗
Success is in all of us. It depends how you channel that energy into your business.

Getting more engagement on Facebook

Getting more engagement on facebook?

➡Do you want more engagement on your Facebook page?
➡More likers?
➡more customers?
This is mine simply by sharing posts from my Facebook page for two days, this has happened!!! ( Only shared about 5 times daily)

Always check ☑ your insights to see how well your page is doing. Share your pictures with me. 
https://www.facebook.com/sarahsfmworld

My feelings about my current job

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzFJdmG5sn0

I thought of doing a video on my way to work, at my other job(co-op, which i hate) to show people i am passionate about my Fm cosmetics business. If you hate your 'PROPER JOB' maybe you would like to join my team.
➡Would you like to spend more time wih your family??
➡would you like to work when it suits you?
➡Want to sack your boss??
➡And have fun at work??
➡Want to be your own boss?

Email me for more information. 

You can do ANYTHING if you want it enough. Have a goal!! 🌈🌠And make it happen 😀

Building your mlm business from anywhere!!

This is my youtube channel video and my videos. This one is about building your business from anywhere!! https://youtu.be/8u1HNGyaw7E

Start of my business journey

My fm cosmetics journey. Follow my blog to see what happens next. Can i  achieve what i want to?? Or will i fail??

Start of my Fm cosmetics business journey

Hi everyone and welcome to my blog. This is a blog about me and my multi level marketing business journey.

It all started on the 18th February 2016, so very recently. I have done lots of other mlm business opportunities but this is the one for me. I joined Fm cosmetics uk and I'm absolutely loving it. At the moment i have a small growing team, another business (Dazzling crafty creations)  my Sarahs fm world and i work in my local co-op. I have 4 children and i started Fm in the hope, someday i will be able to work full time from home and spend more time with my children.

So i will let you know how i get on every step of the way.

Join me on my journey of self discovery.