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 The best for African-American women
A review of Essence Magazine, January 15, 2008
Submitted by: Mona
This is the only magazine that I will spend money on. I love the fact that it is targeted towards African-American women, young or old. The articles in this magazine are very educational, inspiring, engaging, and helpful. What ever it is, you will find something for you in Essence.
"One of my favorite magazines"
A review of Essence Magazine, December 17, 2007
Submitted by: Sid from Houston, TX
I have enjoyed every issue since the day I subscribed and I look forward to each monthly arrival. I would definitely reccomend this magazine!
i have always loved ESSENCE
A review of Essence Magazine, December 11, 2007
Submitted by: Terri from Columbus, oh
ever since i was a teen i loved this magazine it taught me how to apply make-up, and other things
One of the best magazines for Black women
A review of Essence Magazine, December 10, 2007
Submitted by: No nickname from SANDUSKY, OH
Every month Essence magazines has topics of ways Black women can improve on health, exercising, and being careful when it comes to relationships. I also love to see who graces the cover each month.
A Great Positive Magazine for African American Women
A review of Essence Magazine, December 10, 2007
Submitted by: Ally from Washington, DC
I've been reading Essence for many years now and enjoy it more and more each year. I appreciate the focus on the African-American woman, her beauty and strength but also her weaknesses and self doubts. The magazine addresses the issues that affect the African-American community with opennes and objectivity which I think is important. Its way for us to talk amongst ourselves, about our issues and learn of the diversity of our own opinions. On the lighter side I love the beauty/fashion section and reading about the latest trends in hair and makeup for black women which is still not fully embraced by the mainstream. Essence, keep up the good work!
The only magazine worth reading cover to cover
A review of Essence Magazine, December 7, 2007
Submitted by: Jenn from Greenville, NC
Essence Magazine is the only magazine I read cover-to-cover. You all do a wonderful job captivating the culture of the Black/African American female.
Thank you for all you do! Keep it up!! God bless!
 A very well written magazine for African American Woman
A review of Essence Magazine, August 20, 2007
Submitted by: Sneak to read huband from Trinity, NC
I bought it for my wife, however I read it from time to time myself. It has alot of intersting articles on love, finances and the state of the black community.
best magazine for women!
A review of Essence Magazine, August 2, 2007
Submitted by: sasha from new york, ny
if u want to know the best products to use for medium to dark skin tones whether you are asian hispanic or black; great mag as well as inspiring stories for wealth, entrepreneurship and health for ALL WOMEN
Excellent source of current information for women of color
A review of Essence Magazine, July 30, 2007
Submitted by: Anita from Virginia Beach, VA
Essence has the pulse of women (specifically women of color) in mind. This is important because there are few magazines where the issues that affect us are put in the forefront. I appreciate the specialized attention to the aspects of my life that are of great value to me and my family as an African-American woman.
A review of Essence Magazine, July 18, 2007
Submitted by: Ros from Cincinnati, Oh
This is a wonderful magazine. Each month I look forward to the next issue. Essence helps with all types of issues from money matters to fitness to clothing. There are also very inspiring stories that helps you along the way.
 It is not what it useed to be.
A review of Essence Magazine, July 13, 2007
Submitted by: Woman of Value
I used to really enjoy Essence but I do not anymore. I have subscribed to it for years and because I thought it was for african american women who wanted quality information. Now it has changed dramaticall. I do not think that it is for working or motivated women of color who have moral values and want to succeed. On the cover they promote couples who have not committed to one another just because they are entertainers. This couple had multiple children out of wedlock which is not what I thought the magazine should be promoting. The articles have gone from informative to very sexual in nature and that is not what I am looking for. I will not be renewing my subscription because I believe that I am no longer the customer that Essence is trying to market its magazine to.
Excellent Cultural Communication!
A review of Essence Magazine, July 12, 2007
Submitted by: Jas
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