Document:

Exhibit 10.1

     

    Exhibit
      10.1

    Hua
      Long Acquisition Agreement

    

    Transferor:
      Jianzhong
      Dongø
      (Party
      A)

     

    ID
      No.:
410711650916001

    Resident
      Address: 134
      Yard,
      urban Jianshe Road, Xinxiang City, Henan Province

    

    Transferor:
      Lizheng
      Guo
      (Party
      B)

     

    ID
      No.:
410825681228153

    Resident
      Address: Zuoli
      Village, Xiangyun Town, Wen County, Henan Province

    

    Transferee:
      GFR
      PHARMACEUTICALS INC. (Party
      C)

    Registered
      Location: Nevada,
      U.S.

    Authorized
      Representative: Maurice
      Katz

    

    

    Given:

     

    1.  
      Xi’an
      Hualong Yutian Technology Industrial Co., Ltd. (“the Company”) is a limited
      liability company legally registered in Xi’an Business Administration. The
      register No. is 6101012413789. The registered capital is RMB1,500,000. The
      Company locates in D2, 8/F, No.3 Factory of Beilin Technological Industrial
      Zone, Beilin District, Xi’an. 

     

    2.  
      There
      are
      two natural-person shareholders in the Company, Mr. Jianzhong Dong and Mr.
      Lizheng Guo. Party A Mr. Jianzhong Dong hereto holds 90% while Party B Mr.
      Lizheng Guo holds 10% of the total capital stock of the Company
      respectively.

    

    Herein,
      Party A and Party B desire to transfer 100% of their capital stock to Party
      C
      and Party C will acquire the said stock. 

    

     

    Upon
      the
      friendly negotiation among Party A, Party B and Party C, the three parties
      agree
      that Party A and Party B resign from the Company and Party C will undertake
      all
      the rights and obligations originally executed by Party A and Party
      B.

     

    

    Article
      1 Party A and Party B transfer to Party C 100% of their contribution to
      the
      registered capital upon the initial establishment together with all the rights
      and obligations (including rights and obligations regulated by laws, shareholder
      agreements and articles of incorporation, collectively “the transferred rights
      and obligations”) herein. Party C agrees to undertake the said transferred
      rights and obligations. 

    

    Article
      2 The three Parties agree that the price for the above transfer is
      RMB1,200,000, including RMB1,080,000 for the capital stock transferred from
      Party A and RMB120,000 for that from Party B. All currency amounts shall be
      paid
      by Party C in U.S. dollar. The calculation is based on the current exchange
      rate
      at the payment date. The following transfer prices are all quoted in RMB, which
      are converted to U.S. dollar pursuant to the calculation set forth
      herein.

     

    
      
        
        

      

      
        1

        
          

        

      

      
        
        

      

    

    

    Article
      3 Upon the approval of this Agreement by the authority, the Company shall
      be
      changed to a foreign investment company pursuant to the related law in China.
      The three Parties agree that Party C shall respectively effect the payment
      to
      Party A and Party B RMB1,200,000 in total for the transfer within 30 days upon
      issuing the new license of foreign investment company. The specific payment
      method shall be discussed by the three parties pursuant to the related
      regulations. 

    

    Article
      4 The procedures concerning Party A and Party B resign from the Company
      shall be performed upon signing this agreement. The three Parties should
      cooperate with each other to complete the application procedure of any change
      in
      the registration to the Business Administration Bureau. 

    

    Article
      5 Upon signing this Agreement, the original shareholders of the Company
      should make a resolution to consent to the transfer described in this Agreement.
      

    

    Article
      6 Before this Agreement is taken into effect, Party A and Party B shall
      bear
      the rights and obligation in relation to the contribution. Upon the effective
      date of this Agreement, Party A and Party B resign from the Company and all
      the
      above rights and obligations shall be taken by Party C. 

    

    Article
      7 Party C promises that the name, location, registered capital and the
      business scope of the Company shall not be changed after the Company changes
      to
      a foreign investment company. All the original liabilities of the Company shall
      also be taken by Party C. 

    

    Article
      8 Party C promises that all the original employees of the Company shall
      be
      re-arranged and sign new engagement contracts after the company changes to
      a
      foreign investment company. 

    

    Article
      9 Upon the effective date of this Agreement, each Party shall indemnify
      the
      other from any losses arise out of breach by such party, including the
      expectative loss.

     

    Article
      10   This
      Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of
      People’s Republic of China. Any dispute arising from or in connection with this
      Agreement shall be solved in a friendly way before submitting to Northwest
      Branch of China International Economy Trading Arbitration Association. The
      award
      of such arbitration shall be final and have binding force over each
      party.

    

    Article
      11 This Agreement is in 15 originals, one for each Party and the others are
      for acquisition filing to the authority. 

    

    Article
      12 This Agreement is signed in Xi’an, China on October 15, 2006 and
      effective upon the approval by the authority. 

    

    
      
        
        

      

      
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    Party
      A: 

    

    Date:
      October
      15, 2006 

    

    

    Party
      B: 

     

    Date:
      October
      15, 2006 

    

    

    Party
      C:
GFR
      PHARMACEUTICALS INC.

    

    Authorized
      Representative: 

    Title:

     

    Date:
      October
      15, 2006 

     

    
      
        
        

      

      
        3EX-10.33

(This is the form of Management Services Agreement for Nu Skin USA, Inc. and the
other North American Private affiliates.)

                          MANAGEMENT SERVICES AGREEMENT
                                     between
                  NU SKIN INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT GROUP, INC.
                                       and
                              NU SKIN U.S.A., INC.
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                                TABLE OF CONTENTS

                                                                           Page

ARTICLE 1         DEFINITIONS................................................1
                  "Agreement"................................................1
                  "Allocable Expenses".......................................1
                  "Consulting Personnel".....................................1
                  "Direct Expenses"..........................................2
                  "Intercompany Agreements" .................................2
                  "Management and Consulting Services" ......................2
                  "NSI" .....................................................2

ARTICLE 2         MANAGEMENT AND CONSULTING SERVICES.........................2
                  Services...................................................2
                  Performance of Services. ..................................2

ARTICLE 3         COMPENSATION OF SERVICE PROVIDER...........................2
                  Compensation for Services by Consulting Personnel..........2
                  Determination of Allocable Expenses.  .....................3
                  Currency.  ................................................3
                  Payment and Invoicing......................................3
                  Due Date...................................................3
                  Delinquent Payments........................................3

ARTICLE 4         PREPARATION AND SHARING OF REPORTS AND INFORMATION
                  Periodic Reports on Management and Consulting Services.....3
                  Time Allocation Study......................................3
                  Sharing of Information and Witnesses.......................3

ARTICLE 5         NON-DISCLOSURE OF CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION.................4

ARTICLE 6         TERM.......................................................5

ARTICLE 7         TERMINATION................................................5

ARTICLE 8         EFFECT OF TERMINATION......................................6
                  Cessation of Rights........................................6
                  Damages....................................................6

                                       (i)
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ARTICLE 9         COMPLIANCE WITH APPLICABLE LAWS............................6
                  Compliance Generally.......................................6
                  Authorizations.............................................8

ARTICLE 10        GENERAL PROVISIONS.........................................6
                  Assignment.................................................6
                  Notices....................................................7
                  Waiver and Delay...........................................7
                  Force Majeure..............................................7
                  Governing Law and Dispute Resolution.......................8
                  Integrated Contract........................................8
                  Modifications and Amendments...............................8
                  Severability...............................................8
                  Counterparts and Headings..................................8

                                      (ii)
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                          MANAGEMENT SERVICES AGREEMENT

         THIS MANAGEMENT  SERVICES  AGREEMENT is made and entered into effective
December 31st , 1997 between Nu Skin  International  Management  Group,  Inc., a
corporation  organized under the laws of the State of Utah, U.S.A.  (hereinafter
referred to as "NSIMG"), and Nu Skin U.S.A., Inc., a corporation organized under
the laws of the State of Delaware,  U.S.A. (hereinafter referred to as "NSUSA").
I NSIMG and NSUSA shall hereinafter be collectively referred to as the "Parties"
and each shall be individually referred to as a "Party."

                               W I T N E S S E T H

         WHEREAS,  NSIMG desires to provide  Management and Consulting  Services
(as hereinafter  defined) to NSUSA,  and NSUSA desires to obtain such Management
and Consulting Services from NSIMG;

         NOW, THEREFORE,  in consideration of the premises,  the mutual promises
and   covenants   hereinafter   set  forth  and  for  other  good  and  valuable
consideration,  the  sufficiency  of which is hereby  acknowledged,  the Parties
agree as follows:

                                    ARTICLE 1
                                   DEFINITIONS

         For  purposes of this  Agreement,  the  following  terms shall have the
meaning set out below:

         1.1      "Agreement"  shall  mean this  Management  Services  Agreement
                  between NSIMG and NSUSA, as the same may be modified,  amended
                  or supplemented from time to time.

         1.2      "Allocable Expenses" shall mean all expenses incurred by NSIMG
                  in providing  Management  and  Consulting  Services other than
                  Direct Expenses including without  limitation,  the following:
                  rents, utilities,  telephone,  equipment,  recruitment, office
                  supplies,  and other overhead expenses,  certain salary costs,
                  payroll, benefits and expenses related to conventions,  travel
                  and  accommodations at anniversary  events,  the permitted use
                  and appropriation of the names and licenses of directors,  and
                  executive  officials  of NSUSA or NSIMG,  telephone  calls and
                  counseling  and  conferences  and meetings with NSUSA managers
                  and NSIMG independent  distributors.  Allocable Expenses shall
                  be calculated in accordance with Sections 3.2 and 4.2.

         1.3      "Consulting  Personnel" shall mean employees of NSIMG or, with
                  the consent of NSUSA,  such other persons or entities as NSIMG
                  may retain, hire, or otherwise contract with for the provision
                  of  Management  and  Consulting  Services  on behalf of, or in
                  conjunction with, NSIMG.
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         1.4      "Direct  Expenses"  shall mean all  expenses  incurred  in the
                  provision of  Management  and  Consulting  Services for NSUSA,
                  which  expenses are measured  solely for the benefit of NSUSA,
                  including, without limitation,  certain salary costs, benefits
                  and  business   expenses,   convention   expenses  and  travel
                  expenses.

         1.5      "Intercompany    Agreements"    shall   mean   the   Wholesale
                  Distribution Agreement, The Licensing and Sales Agreement, The
                  Management  Services  Agreement,  and the  Trademark/Tradename
                  License Agreement between the Parties.

         1.6      "Management and Consulting  Services" shall mean the following
                  services provided by Consulting Personnel:  management, legal,
                  financial, marketing and distribution support/training, public
                  relations, international expansion, human resources, strategic
                  planning,  product  development and operations  administration
                  and such other  services as the Parties may agree to from time
                  to time.

         1.7      "NSI" shall mean Nu Skin  International,  Inc., a  corporation
                  duly  organized  and  existing  under the laws of the State of
                  Utah.

                                    ARTICLE 2
                       MANAGEMENT AND CONSULTING SERVICES

         2.1      Services.  NSIMG  hereby  agrees  to  provide  Management  and
                  Consulting Services to NSUSA as NSUSA may request from time to
                  time,  until  termination of this  Agreement.  NSUSA agrees to
                  reimburse and  compensate  NSIMG for Management and Consulting
                  Services  rendered  pursuant to this  Agreement in  accordance
                  with the  applicable  compensation  and  invoicing  provisions
                  hereof.

         2.2      Performance of Services.  Unless  otherwise agreed between the
                  Parties,  the  Management  and  Consulting  Services  shall be
                  provided through Consulting Personnel, as requested by NSUSA.

         2.3      Approval of Services.  NSUSA hereby  agrees that, by accepting
                  and paying  invoices as  provided  in Article 3 herein,  NSUSA
                  will be deemed to have  approved  the nature and extent of the
                  Management and Consulting Services so invoiced.

                                   ARTICLE 3
                        COMPENSATION OF SERVICE PROVIDER

         3.1      Compensation  for  Services  by  Consulting  Personnel.  NSUSA
                  agrees to  compensate  NSIMG  for  Management  and  Consulting
                  Services  that it provides to NSUSA in the form of a fee equal
                  to the Direct  Expenses plus  Allocable  Expenses  incurred by
                  NSIMG for Management and Consulting Services provided to NSUSA
                  plus three percent (3%) of such Direct  Expenses and Allocable
                  Expenses,  as such fee may be  adjusted  from  time to time by
                  mutual agreement of
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                  the Parties;  provided that,  unless  otherwise agreed between
                  the  Parties,  Allocable  Expenses  shall not, for any period,
                  exceed one and one-half percent (1.5%) of NSUSA's revenues for
                  such period.

         3.2      Determination of Allocable  Expenses.  Allocable  Expenses for
                  any  period  shall be equal to the  total  Allocable  Expenses
                  incurred  by NSIMG or NSIMG's  internal  departments  for such
                  period multiplied by the percentage of such Allocable Expenses
                  allocable  to  NSUSA  pursuant  to the  then  applicable  time
                  allocation study prepared pursuant to Section 4.2 hereof.

         3.3      Currency.  Any compensation to be paid to NSIMG for Management
                  and Consulting  Services  rendered  pursuant to this Agreement
                  shall be paid in United States Dollars.

         3.4      Payment and  Invoicing.  Within thirty (30) days after the end
                  of each month,  NSIMG shall  prepare and deliver an invoice to
                  NSUSA setting forth the fees payable  hereunder for Management
                  and Consulting  Services  rendered  pursuant to this Agreement
                  during such month.

         3.5      Due Date.  Payments due under this Agreement  shall be due and
                  payable  within  sixty (60) days after the date of dispatch of
                  the invoice for such payments.

         3.6      Delinquent  Payments.  Without  limiting any of Parties' other
                  rights and remedies under this Agreement,  amounts outstanding
                  under the terms of this  Agreement  not paid within sixty (60)
                  days  from the date due and  payable,  and as set forth in the
                  payment  provisions  herein,  shall bear interest at the prime
                  interest rate as reported in the Wall Street  Journal plus two
                  percent (2%) for the full period  outstanding.  Whether or not
                  interest  charges are actually  levied is at the discretion of
                  the Party to whom payment is due and payable.

                                    ARTICLE 4
               PREPARATION AND SHARING OF REPORTS AND INFORMATION

         4.1      Periodic Reports on Management and Consulting Services.  NSUSA
                  may, upon thirty (30) days written notice,  request operations
                  reports of NSIMG setting forth such information  regarding the
                  Management  and  Consulting   Services   provided  under  this
                  Agreement and for such time periods as NSUSA shall  reasonably
                  request.

         4.2      Time Allocation  Study.  NSIMG has prepared a study accurately
                  reflecting  the  allocation of time spent by NSIMG's  internal
                  department and consulting  personnel on the services  provided
                  to NSUSA under this Agreement. The study shall be updated on a
                  quarterly  basis.  NSUSA  may  request  a  copy  of  the  then
                  applicable time  allocation  study from NSIMG upon thirty (30)
                  days written notice.
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         4.3      Sharing of Information and Witnesses.  At all times during the
                  term of  this  Agreement  and  for a  period  of  three  years
                  thereafter,   each  of  the  Parties  shall  maintain  at  its
                  principal place of business full,  complete and accurate books
                  of account and records  with  regard to its  activities  under
                  this  Agreement.  In addition to books and records,  NSIMG and
                  NSUSA may from time to time have in their  possession or under
                  their  control (or the  control of persons or  entities  which
                  have rendered services) additional books, records,  contracts,
                  instruments,  data and other  information  (together  with the
                  books and records  referred  to in the first  sentence of this
                  Section 4.3, the  "Information")  which may prove necessary or
                  desirable  to  the  other  in  connection   with  the  other's
                  business.  Accordingly,  (i) NSIMG shall provide to NSUSA, and
                  NSUSA shall provide to NSIMG upon the other's request,  at all
                  reasonable  times, full and complete access to persons and all
                  Information as the other may reasonably request and require in
                  the  conduct  of its  business,  and  (ii)  NSIMG  shall  make
                  available  to NSUSA and NSUSA shall make  available  to NSIMG,
                  upon the other's  request,  such persons as may  reasonably be
                  required  to assist  with any legal,  administrative  or other
                  proceedings  in which NSUSA or NSIMG,  as the case may be, may
                  from time to time be involved.  The Information shall include,
                  without limitation,  information sought for audit, accounting,
                  claims,  litigation  and tax  purposes.  The  Party  providing
                  Information or making available witnesses shall be entitled to
                  receive  from  the  other  Party,  upon  the  presentation  of
                  invoices  therefor,  payment for its reasonable  out-of-pocket
                  expenses  incurred in connection  therewith (but not the labor
                  costs thereof), but shall not be entitled to receive any other
                  payment with respect thereto.  Nothing in this Agreement shall
                  require either Party to reveal to the other any information if
                  to do so would  violate such Party's  written and  enforceable
                  duty of  confidence  to a third  party from whom or which such
                  information was obtained;  under such circumstances,  however,
                  the  parties  shall work  together to obtain a release of such
                  information without violation of such duty of confidence.

                                    ARTICLE 5
                   NON-DISCLOSURE OF CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION

         All trade secrets, proprietary technology, know-how or other non-public
or proprietary business or technical information owned or used by NSIMG or NSUSA
and  supplied to or acquired by the other  whether in oral or  documentary  form
(the  "Confidential  Information")  shall be supplied and acquired in confidence
and  shall  be  solely  for  the use of the  receiving  party  pursuant  to this
Agreement and such party shall keep the  Confidential  Information  confidential
and shall not disclose the same,  at any time during the term of this  Agreement
or after  its  termination,  except to its  employees  for the  purposes  of its
business in accordance with this Agreement and except as may be required by law;
provided that if the receiving party determines that a disclosure is required by
law, the receiving party shall notify the disclosing  party in order to give the
disclosing  party an opportunity  to seek an injunction or otherwise  attempt to
keep the Confidential  Information  confidential.  The receiving party shall, at
the  request  of the  disclosing  party,  destroy  or  return  the  Confidential
Information  without  retaining  copies  if,  as  and  when  this  Agreement  is
terminated or expires.  For purposes of this Agreement,  the term  "Confidential
Information"  shall  not  include  information  or  documents  that  (i)  become
generally  available to the public other than as a result of a disclosure by the
receiving party, (ii) was otherwise  lawfully  available to the receiving party,
or (iii) was generated  independently  by the receiving party. The provisions of
this Article shall survive termination of this Agreement.
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                                    ARTICLE 6
                                      TERM

         This Agreement shall be effective from the Effective Date for a term of
five  (5)  years  unless  terminated  Pursuant  to  Article  7. The term of this
Agreement shall be renewed  automatically  for successive one year terms ,unless
terminated ninety (90) days prior to the end of the then current term.

                                    ARTICLE 7
                                   TERMINATION

         7.1      This  Agreement may be terminated by either Party  immediately
                  or at any time after the  occurrence  of any of the  following
                  events:

                  (a) the other Party shall  commence  any case,  proceeding  or
                  other  action  (i) under  any  existing  or future  law of any
                  jurisdiction,  domestic  or foreign,  relating to  bankruptcy,
                  insolvency,  reorganization  or relief of debtors,  seeking to
                  have an order  for  relief  entered  with  respect  to it,  or
                  seeking to adjudicate it as bankrupt or insolvent,  or seeking
                  reorganization,     arrangement,    adjustment,    winding-up,
                  liquidation,  dissolution,  compensation  or other relief with
                  respect to it or its debts,  or (ii) seeking  appointment of a
                  receiver, trustee, custodian or other similar action; or

                  (b) there shall be commenced against the other Party any case,
                  proceeding  or other action of a nature  referred to in clause
                  (a)  above  which  (A)  results  in the  entry of an order for
                  relief or any such  adjudication or appointment or (B) remains
                  undismissed, undischarged or unbonded for a period of 90 days.
                  Events described in clauses (a) and (b) of this Section 7.1(a)
                  shall be referred to as a "Bankruptcy  Event". If a Bankruptcy
                  Event  occurs,  all amounts owing under this  Agreement  shall
                  become  immediately  due  and  payable,   without  any  notice
                  thereof; or

                  (c) if the other  Party  causes or allows a judgment in excess
                  of twenty-five  million  dollars  ($25,000,000)  to be entered
                  against it or involuntarily  allows a lien, security interest,
                  or other  encumbrance to attach to its assets which secures an
                  amount in excess of twenty-five million dollars ($25,000,000).

         7.2      This Agreement may be terminated by either Party, if the other
                  Party  is in  default  in  the  performance  of  any  material
                  obligation  under this Agreement and such default has not been
                  cured within sixty (60) days after  receipt of written  notice
                  of such default by the defaulting Party; or

         7.3      This  Agreement  may be  terminated  by NSIMG if the  original
                  pre-IPO  shareholders of Nu Skin Asia Pacific no longer own or
                  control a  majority  of the  voting  interest  in NSUSA.  Such
                  termination  shall be  effective  thirty (30) days after NSIMG
                  gives written notice to NSUSA of the occurrence of a change in
                  control and its intention to terminate  this  Agreement  based
                  thereon.
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         7.4      NSUSA may terminate  any specific  Management  and  Consulting
                  Service  provided  pursuant  to this  Agreement  by  providing
                  written  notice thereof to NSIMG not less than sixty (60) days
                  prior to the desired  termination  date. NSIMG may discontinue
                  providing  any  specific  Management  and  Consulting  Service
                  provided  pursuant  to this  Agreement  by  providing  written
                  notice  thereof  to the NSUSA not less  than  sixty  (60) days
                  prior to the desired termination date; provided, however, that
                  NSIMG  shall not  deliver  any such  notice in  respect of any
                  service to the extent  that NSIMG  continues  to provide  such
                  service to any other international affiliate of NSIMG.

                                    ARTICLE 8
                              EFFECT OF TERMINATION

         8.1      Cessation   of  Rights.   Upon   expiration   or   termination
                  (collectively,  the  "Termination")  of this Agreement for any
                  reason  whatsoever,  all rights and obligations of the Parties
                  hereunder   shall   cease;   provided,   however,   that  upon
                  Termination of this Agreement, no Party shall be released from
                  its  obligations  to pay  monies  due or to  become  due or to
                  complete any unfulfilled obligations under this Agreement, and
                  the provisions of Article 5 shall service such Termination.

         8.2.     Damages.  Upon  the  Termination  of  this  Agreement  for any
                  reason,  no Party  shall be liable or  obligated  to the other
                  Party with respect to any payments, future profits, exemplary,
                  special or consequential  damages,  indemnifications  or other
                  compensation  regarding  such  Termination,   and,  except  as
                  otherwise required by applicable law, each Party hereby waives
                  and relinquishes any rights,  pursuant to law or otherwise, to
                  any such payments, indemnifications or compensation.

                                    ARTICLE 9
                         COMPLIANCE WITH APPLICABLE LAWS

         9.1      Compliance  Generally.  In the  performance of its obligations
                  under  this  Agreement,  the  Parties  shall,  at  all  times,
                  strictly  comply with all  applicable  laws,  regulations  and
                  orders  of the  countries  and  jurisdictions  in  which  they
                  operate and such United  States laws as outlined in  paragraph
                  9.3 of this Article.

         9.2      Authorizations.  Each Party shall,  at its own expense,  make,
                  obtain and  maintain in force at all times  during the term of
                  this Agreement, all filings, registrations, reports, licenses,
                  permits and  authorizations  required  under  applicable  law,
                  regulations   or  orders  in  order  for  it  to  perform  its
                  obligations under this Agreement.

                                   ARTICLE 10
                               GENERAL PROVISIONS

         10.1     Assignment.  This  Agreement  shall be binding on and inure to
                  the   benefit   of  the   heirs,   successors,   assigns   and
                  beneficiaries  of the  Parties;  provided  that no  Party  may
                  assign this Agreement or any rights or obligations  hereunder,
                  whether by  operation of law or  otherwise,  without the prior
                  written   consent   of  all  the  other   Party's   authorized
                  representatives  (which  consent may be granted or  withheld).
                  Any  attempted  assignment  by any  Party  without  the  prior
                  written   consent  of  the  other  Party  shall  be  void  and
                  unenforceable.
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         10.2     Notices.  All  notices,   requests  and  other  communications
                  hereunder shall be in writing and shall be deemed to have been
                  duly  given,  if  delivered  by hand,  or if  communicated  by
                  facsimile to the facsimile number as may be provided from time
                  to time by each Party to the other,  at the time that  receipt
                  thereof has been confirmed by return electronic  communication
                  signal  that  the  message  has been  received,  or if sent by
                  reputable  international  courier service three (3) days after
                  dispatch  addressed to the Parties at the  addresses  outlined
                  hereafter.  Either  Party may change its  facsimile  number or
                  address by a notice given to the other Party in the manner set
                  forth as follows:

                  If to NSIMG:      Attn.:  General Manager
                                    75 West Center
                                    Provo, Utah  84601 USA
                                    (801) 345-5500
                                    (801) 345-5999 Fax

                  If to NSUSA:      Attn.: Assistant Secretary
                                    Nu Skin U.S.A., Inc.
                                    Provo, Utah USA
                                    (801) 345-3099
                                    (801) 345-5060 Fax

         10.3     Waiver  and  Delay.  No waiver  by any Party of any  breach or
                  default in  performance  by any other  Party,  and no failure,
                  refusal or neglect of any Party to exercise  any right,  power
                  or  option  given to it  hereunder  or to insist  upon  strict
                  compliance   with  or   performance   of  the  other   Party's
                  obligations under this Agreement, shall constitute a waiver of
                  the   provisions  of  this   Agreement  with  respect  to  any
                  subsequent  breach  thereof  or a waiver  by any  Party of its
                  right at any time  thereafter  to  require  exact  and  strict
                  compliance with the provisions thereof.

         10.4     Force  Majeure.  The  Parties  shall  not be  responsible  for
                  failure to perform hereunder due to force majeure, which shall
                  include, but not be limited to: fires, floods, riots, strikes,
                  labor disputes,  freight embargoes or  transportation  delays,
                  shortage  of  labor,   inability  to  secure  fuel,  material,
                  supplies,  equipment  or  power  at  reasonable  prices  or on
                  account  of  shortage  thereof,  acts of God or of the  public
                  enemy, war or civil disturbances, any existing or future laws,
                  rules,  regulations or acts of any  government  (including any
                  orders,  rules or regulations issued by any official or agency
                  or such  government)  affecting  a Party that  would  delay or
                  prohibit  performance  hereunder,  or  any  cause  beyond  the
                  reasonable  control of a Party.  If an event of force  majeure
                  should occur,  the affected  Party shall  promptly give notice
                  thereof to the other Party and such  affected  Party shall use
                  its reasonable  best efforts to cure or correct any such event
                  of force majeure.
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         10.5     Governing Law and Dispute Resolution.  This Agreement shall be
                  governed by and construed in  accordance  with the laws of the
                  State of Utah,  applicable to contracts  made and to be wholly
                  performed  within such State.  Any dispute arising out of this
                  Agreement,  if not  resolved by mutual  agreement of NSIMG and
                  NSUSA within 30 days after  written  notice of such dispute is
                  given by NSIMG or NSUSA, as the case may be, shall be resolved
                  through  arbitration  with the Utah office and division of the
                  American  Arbitration  Association  ("AAA"). If the dispute is
                  not  resolved  within such 30-day  period,  the Parties  shall
                  petition   the   AAA  to   promptly   appoint   a   competent,
                  disinterested person to act as such arbitrator. Within 30 days
                  after the designation or appointment of such arbitrator,  such
                  arbitrator  shall be  required  to  commence  the  arbitration
                  proceeding  in the  state  of Utah at a time  and  place to be
                  fixed by the arbitrator,  who shall so notify NSIMG and NSUSA.
                  Such  arbitration  proceeding shall be conducted in accordance
                  with the applicable rules and procedures of the AAA, and/or as
                  otherwise may be agreed by NSIMG and NSUSA and may be enforced
                  in any court of competent jurisdiction. The expenses and costs
                  of such  arbitration  shall be  divided  and borne  equally by
                  NSIMG and NSUSA; provided,  that such of NSIMG and NSUSA shall
                  pay all fees and  expenses  incurred  by it in  presenting  or
                  defending against such claim, right or cause of action.

         10.6     Integrated  Contract.  This Agreement  constitutes  the entire
                  agreement  between the Parties  relating to the subject matter
                  hereof   and   supersedes   all   prior   or   contemporaneous
                  negotiations,  representations,  agreements and  understanding
                  (both oral and written) of the Parties.

         10.7     Modifications and Amendments.  No supplement,  modification or
                  amendment of this  Agreement  shall be binding unless it is in
                  writing and executed by all Parties.

         10.8     Severability.  To  the  extent  that  any  provision  of  this
                  Agreement   is  (or,  in  the  opinion  of  counsel   mutually
                  acceptable to all Parties,  would be)  prohibited,  judicially
                  invalidated  or  otherwise   rendered   unenforceable  in  any
                  jurisdiction  relevant to the Parties, such provision shall be
                  deemed  ineffective  only to the  extent of such  prohibition,
                  invalidation or  unenforceability  in that  jurisdiction,  and
                  only  within that  jurisdiction.  Any  prohibited,  judicially
                  invalidated or unenforceable  provision of this Agreement will
                  not invalidate or render  unenforceable any other provision of
                  this  Agreement,  nor will such provision of this Agreement be
                  invalidated   or   rendered   unenforceable   in   any   other
                  jurisdiction.

         10.9     Counterparts  and Headings.  This Agreement may be executed in
                  one or more  counterparts,  each of which  shall be  deemed an
                  original,  but all of which together shall  constitute one and
                  the same  instrument.  All  headings and captions are inserted
                  for  convenience  of  reference  only and shall not affect the
                  meaning or interpretation of any provision hereof.
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         IN WITNESS  WHEREOF,  the  Parties  have caused  this  Agreement  to be
executed in the United  States of America by their  respective  duly  authorized
representatives as of the day and year first-above written.

NU SKIN INTERNATIONAL                                NU SKIN USA, INC.
MANAGEMENT GROUP, INC.

By:      /s/ Blake M. Roney                           By:    /s/ Keith R. Halls
Name:    Blake M. Roney                               Name:  Keith R. Halls
Title:   President                                    Title: Vice President

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