Forever Living’s devoted users swear by its aloe vera-based gels to soothe joints, and the life of a ‘rep’ is sold as the ‘WFH for £100,000 a year’ dream. But I worked for them and now, and I’m ready to TELL ALL

This time last year, Alison Bryant was plagued by money worries. For five years, she’d been unable to work thanks to arthritis and her career as a carer had come to a grinding halt.

So when a rep from the aloe vera-based beauty brand Forever Living suggested she take up a lucrative role selling products from home, it seemed like a lifeline.

‘She said I could eventually earn £2,000 a month and in five years I could have the seaside cottage that had been my dream for as long as I could remember,’ says Alison, 57.

This August, Alison left Forever Living after

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