Sugar

I really love sugar; it's simply my girl bible. Every issue never dissapoints me and it always gives great advice on health, boys, appearance and the girly bits and bobs! Including celebrity updates, bargain buys and great fashion advice; it always keeps me smiling! With the chance to win lots of competitions, write in sugar mail bag and free sugar website it's the perfect guide for girls who love some gossip. It's appearance is stylish, girly and always includes celeb interviews. The freebies in it are always great and it even includes a free ladmag, this months guide on boys, boys and more boys. It would be a great gift for girls 13-17 ...  Read the complete review

I started reading Sugar when it first came out some five/six years ago. I stopped buying it becuase I went through a "mature" stage but now my whole life is pretty much back at the stage where I want tacky pink freebies and I'm bored of trying to direct my man...no, never mind, go check out the opinions on More! Taking the broad spectrum of magazines pre-Sugar, what was on offer to females went from Bunty to Cosmo. Magazines such as Shout catered for little girls wanting to be teenagers...but what about teenagers who wanted to be more grown up? Sugar magazine filled, in my opinion, a niche market. It was glossy, like "grown up" ...  Read the complete review

I look forward to my monthly instalment of Sugar Magazine! I have a year’s subscription of it and I have no regrets. It is not the most intellectually challenging magazine, but then again it does not promise to be that. What it does promise is great fashion, beauty and lifestyle advice and that is just what it delivers to my door every month! I think the target audience is girls of about 14 years old to 18 years old but I'm sure younger and younger girls are reading it. Advantages 1. Sugar magazine has something for everyone, it has fashion advice, and beauty tips, gripping real life stories, funny embarrassing stories and tips for coping with ...  Read the complete review

Sugar magazine would be more suited for young girls aged 11-15 and not much odler. The magazine is funny, attractive and informative but can seem slightly childish as the teen grows older. A lot of the information is to do with growing up, boys and make-up. Sometimes the magazine can be a bit stereotypical, with it assuming that all girls are into pop music and girlie fashion, which means that quite a lot of the magazine is limited if you aren't into either of these things (and just because your a teenage girl doesn't mean you have to adore Westlife etc etc) The magazine can also sometimes get a bit samey with things such as ...  Read the complete review

PACKAGING, DESIGN AND CONTENT This comes inside plastic packaging, inside the packaging of the issue that i bought there is a glittery gold purse and a Chupa Chups lolly included. That also came in plastic packaging. Inside there is also the main book which of course is the sugar magazine and there is also a lads magazine. The sugar magazine is small in comparison to the cosmopolitan magazine that i would usually buy. There is lots of information on the cover about the articles which are inside the magazine. They always have a popular celebrity on the front of it. This months issue has Cheryl Cole on it. Its very brightly coloured, decorated with ...  Read the complete review