Well done Susie. It’s nice to see someone having an open conversation about direct selling.

I’m a professional makeup artist, 8 years in the makeup industry and 20 in the beauty industry, I see no difference to tropic than arbonne, younique and all the other MLM companies. Her intentions may be to keep it ethical, but it’s impossible to police every consultant and to ensure they are being ethical in selling and recruiting. I have people I know, and people I don’t, trying to push these products on me, I’ve had quite rude messages off some of the people who work within tropic, and I see how pushy they are with every single post boasting what they bought with the money they made, they then convince other people, especially mothers to get involved and invest money, which they then never make back. I’ve lost count how many of my clients joined tropic and have never made a penny. I’m sure some of the products are great, it’s the preying on mothers needing extra income I find unethical, so therefore automatically puts me off wanting to use the products

Fabulous interview ! 💚🌱👏👏

They are the best products I have used

Love u Susie

I have been using Tropic for the last year and am a friend of my Ambassador. I don't think she feels pressured. I certainly never feel pressured to buy either.

Interesting conversation. Can I ask a question hannah - as you were invited to become an ambassador I presume you have now tried the products for a while. What do you think of the products?

🤣🤣 I'm anti all MLM's except the ones I get paid as an ambassador for 🤦‍♀️

It's an MLM don't be stucked in.

This one’s different! Just no.