Prima

I used to buy Prima on a regular basis, but gave it up due to cost. However I missed reading the magazine so much that I investigated the option of subscribing on an annual basis. This has proved to be much more economical, and I would it recommend subscribing if you wish to read Prima every month. Prima caters for a wide range of age groups through a large variety of topics featured inside. For example, in a recent issue, it had lots of suggestions for skin care for the age range 20 to 60 +. The latter age group is often ignored by magazines and it is refreshing to find an up to the minute publication recognising that women over 60 still want to look well ...  Read the complete review

Well, Prima is another magazine I bought last week just because it promised a freebie with it! I really am a sucker for freebies but am I glad I bought Prima! Tow reasons really: - the freebie: you have to cut the coupon inside the magazine and take to any Elizabeth Arden counters in large Boots. You then get a free consultation (where you just have to pretend you may be interested in their products) and then you either buy something or you don't (like me) and they give you a superb Eyeshadow quad (the Go Red for Women special edition). They say it's usually worth £25 pounds but when scanned it said £10. Still one of the best freebies ...  Read the complete review

I think i must be the only one of my friends who reads Prima! I'm 30 and discovered it last year and now read it every month! I have always considered it to be a magazine for women probably 45+ . I suppose it depends on your lifestyle rather than your age as to whether you would find it interesting. I started reading it last year when i was engaged and thinking about marriage, babies and houses and found loads of useful tips in Prima. Now i'm 30, single and not thinking about marriage or babies i still find Prima a great read!! It has a little bit of everything in it - real life articles (that are actually sensitively written not sensationalist like the ...  Read the complete review

Prima – a magazine name known to many, and quite rightly so because Prima means first or leading and I feel it is a leading magazine in the area it covers and it certainly covers lots of areas. It started back in October 1986, and although at that time I thought it was expensive I did buy it as there was always a free pattern and I made a lot of my clothes in those days, so it was a bargain. This magazine has moved with the times and is bang right up to date now and is one of the popular magazines sold at most newsagents, although many people have it delivered as this is a perfect start to your day – or used to be when post came in a morning! Although probably ...  Read the complete review

This is a fantastic, good , all round magazine!!! Its more trendy than people think and covers such a wide range of subjects you can not go wrong. It is jam packed of good articles advice and yummy recipes. I have been buying this magazine for nearly 7 years now and still find it still interesting and very good value for money. I personally love to sew and find the patterns great, even if you are a beginner you will find these patterns a good way to start. This magazine is like having all put into one. You will find advice on all matter of beauty, hair, clothes, cooking and health. you will find a story to read a puzzle to do and a few ...  Read the complete review