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Real Simple
A few years ago, many women realized they were stressed out, carrying too many responsibilities, and working too hard both at work and at home. These women decided to make their lives simpler. Real Simple magazine focuses on the simple lifestyle movement. With articles about easier ways to care for your home, your family, and yourself, its goal is to make your life smoother and stress-free while introducing you to the best ideas and products.
Real Simple magazine's philosophy of simplicity is reflected in its layout style. Clean, uncluttered pages allow you to focus on articles and ideas. You'll find articles about reducing stress, simple makeup and hair techniques that look fantastic, easy recipes, organization ideas, uncluttered décor, and ways to remove burdens from your life while retaining all its fullness. Pets, kids, cooking-no matter what you need to simplify, you will find it addressed in Real Simple.
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12 Issues per year
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Estimated delivery time is:
- Weekly Magazines:4 to 6 weeks
Bi-Weekly and Monthly Titles:6 to 9 weeks
Bi-monthly and Seasonal Subscriptions:7 to 12 weeks
Reviews
Mostly OK
I have subscribed to Real Simple for about 3 years now. Usually, there are really good tips. Some of my favorite features include ideas for books to read (readers write in to recommend books and why), and reviews for everyday items such as "best vacuum cleaners," etc. I like that they test out different everyday items (be it vacuums or shampoo) and then recommend the best for you (there are categories like, "best for budget conscious" or "best all around," etc.). These kinds of things are useful for me. There have also been a few recipes that I have tried and enjoyed from Real Simple. One (a salmon recipe) is a family favorite that I make almost weekly. I also like the page where they suggest other uses for common household items. Who knew?
Once in a while, I will find an issue that just does nothing for me. Also, I have found that the recipes seem to be going downhill. Maybe for an experienced chef with a very well stocked pantry, but when I read a recipe with 20+ ingredients, and half I've never heard of, I turn the page. Also, some recommended products and fashions are way out of my budget, but there are normally at least a few cheaper options suggested as well (whether it be clothes or household items).
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