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Mary Kay Inc. Expands into Denmark

Strengthens its commitment to women's empowerment in Scandinavia.

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By: Lianna Albrizio

Associate Editor

Mary Kay Inc.’s products will now be sold in Denmark. 
 
The move marks a significant milestone in Mary Kay's mission to enrich women's lives across the globe, officials said. With the launch, Mary Kay products are now available in all the Scandinavian and Nordic markets in partnership with Lesley Cosmetics, Mary Kay’s authorized distributor in Scandinavia.
 
“The expansion into Denmark not only represents an amazing growth strategy in Europe but also reaffirms our commitment to providing women with unparalleled opportunities for empowerment and entrepreneurship,” said Mary Kay Europe President Tara Eustace. “We are excited to partner with Lesley Cosmetics to introduce Danish women to our high-quality products and the unique Mary Kay business opportunity. Together, we look forward to building a strong community of independent beauty consultants in Denmark and supporting them in achieving their goals.”
 
Denmark, known for its strong focus on gender equality and women's rights, stands as one of the most egalitarian societies in the world, ranking third in the EU on the Gender Equality Index. The availability of Mary Kay products in the Danish market promises to offer new prospects for female entrepreneurship and empowerment through its unique business model, officials said.
 
The official grand opening in Denmark was what officials called an “historic evening” for Mary Kay and Lesley Cosmetics attended by 750 guests.
 
“The essence of Mary Kay's vision has always been to offer women unparalleled opportunities for personal and professional growth,” said Carl Henric Wallblom, CEO of Lesley Cosmetics. “I am confident that Danish women will embrace Mary Kay's high-quality skincare and color cosmetics, and more importantly, the chance to achieve their entrepreneurial dreams without compromising their personal and family lives. Mary Kay's visionary business model is more relevant today than ever before, and I'm excited to see its impact on families in Denmark.”

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