Company

I was lucky enough to get a 12 month subscription to Company magazine from my husband for Christmas (I also got a subscription to Prima - review on Ciao). I say luck because this is one of my favourite magazines for a few reasons, and also lucky that hubby happened to pick it at random! The first reason I like Company is the price, at £2 an issue it is one of the cheapest monthly glossy magazines. My yearly subscription cost £24 and that is delivered to my door! The only problem is that I don't get any of the free gifts that you see with issues in the newsagents, but apparently this is the norm with delivered subscriptions of magazines! Secondly ...  Read the complete review

Company magazine caught my eye, because I am often drawn in by the bold statements proclaimed by magazine e.g. "can psychics see you coming?" and "get body positive - drop a dress size in a week and still eat chips!" The contents is useful as it is broken down into sections: 1. On the cover! For example, "we've made a million" i will the next sir alan please stand up. These titles have the page number next to them. However, the title in the contents is often different to the claim splashed across the front, this can be misleading. 2. 1,2,3 shop! This section contains the bargains that the fashion editors of ...  Read the complete review

Company is the only women's magazine that I still buy these days. I used to have subscriptions to both Cosmopolitan and Glamour as well, but Company is currently the only magazine that I still subscribe to. So, what is it about Company in particular that makes me carry on reading it? ***The Advantages*** I like the fact that Company has the type of features that really hit home to women of my age (early twenties). For example, they have regular features about getting home safely from nights out and recent features have centred on the rise in girl-on-girl violence during nights out and coin-operated sunbeds. These types of features can be found in ...  Read the complete review

I really like this magazine and have started to buy it every month, I think it is one of a few magazines out there that is specifically catered for my age group others being a bit old having articles about babies and things in which aren't really of any interest to me or too young I used to like teen magazines such as sugar and bliss this does seem like the next step up in a magazine. I think that it will have relevant articles in for me for a good few years to come as well. It typical contents include fashion and beauty, celebrity interviews, not really much gossip instead a few interviews instead so it does sort of miss this out a bit, also real life stories ...  Read the complete review

I do like a good magazine but isn't it hard to find a really good one you can read from cover to cover? Me I like a mix of celeb gossip, shopping ideas (of stuff in my price range that doesn't depress me like Vogue does lol) and of real life dramas. I don't want a magazine full to the brim on celeb gossip and I hate real life mags too I simply want a big mix of everything and not too high brow either I look like a snob and in actual fact I haven't got a clue what I'm reading! However I'm not brain dead either and need some stimulation lol At £2.00 an issue (this month it was a pound on offer) compared to many magazines of this caliber it's cheap which is why ...  Read the complete review