Essence (1-year) | Excellent

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Essence (1-year)

	Essence (1-year) The Time Inc. Magazine Company, 2001 average customer review:based on 16 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

The editorial focus of this magazine is on today s career-minded, independent, sophisticated African American woman. The magazine is dedicated to helping its readers meet their maximum potential through articles stressing career and educational opportunities, investing and money management tips, fashion and beauty ideas and health and fitness trends. In addition, it features information on parenting, home decorating, cultural reviews and profiles of celebrities and achievers.

Excellent

The articles are well-written, the photography is on par, and the subject matters are diverse. It is a must for me!

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Love the magazine...Hate the Amazon Service

I purchased this magazine subscription on 03/05/07 why is it a month later and I still have not received it?

A Great Transitional Tool to Use.

I started reading this publication during my adolescent years and, as an adult, still find it relevant to the minds; hearts; and souls of Black females that are growing up in the 21st century. I strongly recommend purchasing a subscription for teen-aged females as it a great transitional tool to use when assisting your child with the adaption of womanhood-as I have with my daughter.

A great magazine...but not for everyone

Essence is definitely one of the top Black woman's magazines and a great magazine in general geared toward the Black community. The subject nature is very diverse and I buy the magazine when there's an article that interests me. Normally the articles are informative and have a focus and objective. There are standard columns- my favorite is "In the Spirit" which always offers words of encouragement which we need daily especially in the kind of world we live in today. Essence is an all in one magazine that focus on woman's issues as they relate to health, education, personal relationships, family, beauty, fashion, hair & skin care just to mention the common ones. What attracts me to the magazine is that is has plenty of details and the articles have great coverage. I enjoy the controversy that surrounds some of the issues, the discussions and I like to compare the magazine to other magazines in its category since I don't think all women of color can relate to Essence. However, I recommend Essence for those who are interested in race and culture awareness and also for the fashion, skin, health and beauty tips.

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