What do you guys think about Fluhme?

They're almost 10 years old, but I sat through a demonstration and I thought they were actually kind of impressive. They're a cosmetics company from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, and I kind of like the products they made available. Fluhme went nationwide showing their products and doing demonstrations with across the country several times, and they kind of treated it like a band on tour, and it was actually a very interesting and effective promotional method for a product. They have a fabulous selection of skin care products and refer to their sellers as" Fluhme Beauty Artists", I kind of like that!  Fluhme has set out to pursue "a place in history as the premier cosmetic company of the 21st century". I don't know just how close to that goal they are, but I really haven't heard too many bad things about them.

I like their web site which you can check out here:  http://www.fluhme.com/Default.aspx , and one of my favorite things is that the products are straightforward with no gimmicks and nothing they claim is miraculous.

Fluhme makes a lot of bold, cosmetic palettes with powerful and colorful themes, which is what I was referring to when I said I really like their products. I don't know a single woman that uses them, but they are still pretty popular, maybe just in a different area than where I live. I showed them to my daughter and she said she had a few friends that like their unusual color choices. They make "DayLites daily beauty", a selection of original colors, even in such a giant world of cosmetics. These include lipsticks, blushes, eye liners, and bases. There is also NightLites palette, and Starlites palette which both cost $59,  Baked Eye shadows, Baked Blushes, Angle Liners, Creases, Eye Smudge, Blender, and Kabuki for $25.

Fluhme's Comp Plan gives new members their Fiber Optic Brush for free, which is said to cost $40. It can be used with foundation, blushes, and bronzer applications, and all kinds of fun things for the cosmetically creative, and they come in especially useful at Beauty Events. Anyone hosting them is eligible to earn rewards of up to $200 or more in free Fluhme products.

I'm not sure, and I haven't been sure for months now which company I want to get involved with, but I always give myself a bout 2 weeks to sit on any idea and see where I'm lead to. Cosmetics really aren't the way to go these days because there are just too many companies involved, and I really don't feel like struggling with an idea that has already been over done, but I am still very much into Fluhme's products, I really don't know why. There is just something about unusual and original color palettes that cause me to get interested, even though I would never use them LOL!

Hi Linda,

I really don't have a ton of insight on Fluhme but I wanted to respond to your post. On the negative side, regardless of the palette choices I think new cosmetic companies are in really tight spots, same with nutritional shakes and discount common item mlms. The market is completely flooded, flooded beyond any hope of getting major attention. Of course the one mold breaker would be if a product is so incredible that the results can be demonstrated on the spot and under some tight scientific scrutiny, and a product that good just wouldn't likely be found in an mlm company.

On the positive side, there are absolutely no negative feedback posts, scam accusations or even complaints that I could find on the Internet, and also, being that I am a guy, I could be completely wrong about the cosmetics market, and there could very well be some money to be made if you have a ton of girlfriends that can afford trying something new out. Also, there are others whom have mentioned being pleased with Fluhme's color choices and originality. If you really love the products enough to be like the sales champion of the world, then hell; go for it, don't let my inexperienced opinion stop you, I just can't help but noticed how flooded the market is, and it would cause me to choose some other mlm, but that's just me.