Avon and Oriflame - Is Time Running Out For Traditional Cosmetics?
By Olive Bush

Avon and Oriflame might be the first names that come to mind when people think of starting a cosmetics home business. However, since 13 years ago, another contender has snuck under the wire and brought with it a whole new concept in the industry. Quietly building a multi- national company, the newcomer is blazing its own trail and brand. Join me as I review Avon and Oriflame - is time running out for traditional cosmetics?

Avon has definitely withstood the test of time. For over a hundred years it has survived financial downturns and credit crunch issues to maintain a strong lead in the home party plan industry. Now a multi-billion dollar industry fielding approximately 42,000 associates in more than 100 countries worldwide, there is always a traditional 'Avon lady calling' somewhere in a vicinty near you. Updating to a 'magalog', many younger women have joined the ranks over recent years.

On the other hand, Oriflame Natural Swedish Products have 'only' been around for 43 years. With its strong ethical bias and refusal to test cosmetics on animals, it has led the way for environmental regard within the cosmetic industry for many decades. Currently fielding 3.3 million consultants and trading in over 62 countries, Oriflame is also a billionaire company. Unusually for such a big name, there are no consultants in the United States of America (although products can be bought over the internet). Based entirely on natural products, it has a huge appeal in the environmental ranks.

Each of these companies are a big hit within their own particular niche.

However, the thing that sets the newcomer apart is oxygen - and lots of it. Acting on research by its own scientists, Russian company Faberlic are reaching the part traditional cosmetics cannot reach - time delay. Using its unique component, oxygen is used to replenish vital skin cell forces in cream, and supplies skin cells with oxygen for 8 hours. This forestalls the premature aging process and reduction in skin firmness and elasticity. Although not the only oxygen cosmetic company, they are the only one currently offering a home business opportunity.

Since Faberlic appeals to the very heart of the purpose of cosmetics - keeping nature at bay - it is bound to be accepted more and more in mainstream cosmetics as new research is unveiled.

So, is time running out for traditional cosmetics? It is hard to say for sure, but having the ability to overcome huge obstacles in the past, I wouldn't place a bet on it.

If you want to build a good home based business with any of these companies, I suggest that you increase your marketing skills to the max and learn as many different ways as possible to generate income. So, go make yourself a coffee, pull up a chair and click on the following now http://www.earnyourwealth.co.uk to find out how you can turn an everyday business opportunity into an extraordinary one. I hope this review on Avon and Oriflame has been helpful in deciding whether time is running out for traditional cosmetics.

Olive Bush is an online marketer teaching people from around the world to make money online and how to build their home based business. To learn more about Olive and her business please visit [http://www.earnyourwealth.co.uk].

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