Real Simple Magazine Reviews

This is one of the few magazines I have found that is well worth the money.  The newsstand price is pricey but it is cheaper to subscribe to the publication.  Each issue I have found is very informative, has great ideas that are simple, & has fantasic tips on organization.  This magazine has been recommended to tons of my friends, many of which have subscriptions now. 

 I would highly recommend picking up a copy of Real Simple.  I have found SO many helpful hints that I utilize.  Sometimes the ideas are so simple (things you probably have already at home to use).

 My daughter is highly unorganized...

No home should be without a subscription to this magazine!

I can't remember when I first picked this magazine up, but from that moment on I became a loyal subscriber.  Real Simple has something for everyone.  It's easy to read, always covers a large variety of topics and has beautiful pictures.

My favorite monthly feature are the product reviews.  They always pick several things from clothes to make-up and food.  The brands that they review range from the inexpensive to the expensive.  They actually have staff members and readers use the products and then provide opinions.  In the review...

This magazine is the best magazine I have read.  I have stopped subscribing to Glamour (most of those tips only work for supermodels) and Cosmo (again.. not great tips for the everyday female) and only subscribe to Real Simple.  Real Simple has most of the type of articles I read in other magazines anyways and is twice the size. 

I have a notebook where I keep inspirations and "ahas".  Most of the pages in there are from Real Simple magazine.  I find numerous great ideas in each and every magazine I recieve.  I also buy this magazine as a mother's day present for my mom every year. She loves...

Real Simple magazine is practical and informative. Every article is about something that everyone could benefit from, whether it's new uses for every day things or cleaning solutions. I've been a subscriber for about 4 years now and although the price for the subscription is pricier than others, I'm still always willing to pay it when my subscription expires. I'm always ripping out and saving articles from this magazine. The layout of the entire magazine is attractive to the eye. It's easy to navigate and isn't too flashy. Their website is fantastic as well. You can make an account on their site...

I have subscribed to Real Simple for many years -- since near its beginning, I believe.  This, however, will be my last year.  Over the years, the magazine's content has diminished, and its advertisements have increased.  This is true with most magazines today, which is why I won't be subscribing to anything.

Real Simple always has some beautiful cover art, and I love the paper sculptures that are made and photographed to hilight the magazines various sections.  I also usually enjoy their product reviews (though I often wonder how "independant" they actually are) and some of the tips they...

Real Simple Magazine is truly the most worthwhile impulse buy while you're waiting for all of your groceries to be rung up. It is full of amazing, unique ideas, uplifting pictures and stories, and is all put together in a really fresh way.

Just seeing this magazing on the rack shows you that it is really something different than the rest of the glossy gab rags. It is a large magazine, filled with everything you want in a magazine and put together so beautifully that after you have read and reread, shown your family, read again... and well, maybe read one last time because you can't get enough...

I have been subscribing to Real Simple for about five years, and I have (I hate to admit this, because it's kind of ironic when you consider how I read Real Simple for ideas on how to pare down, organize, and live simply) kept every single issue.  The magazine design is beautiful and classy --- have you noticed that magazines like Family Circle and Woman's Day are now copying the types of clean, photographically beautiful covers of Real Simple?

I love the recipes, which for the most part (unlike Martha Stewart Living) do not call for bizarre ingredients or things like eggplant, which my kids would...