Glamour South Africa

Glamour began its journey in 2004 and soon became South Africa's top magazine for fashion and beauty, aimed at a dynamic audience of urban women aged 16 to 34 who are eager to embrace new trends. A notable 54% of its readers are young black women, showcasing the magazine's alignment with the country's evolving demographics. The magazine is released every month and has recently launched a website that is gaining a growing number of visitors.

National, Consumer, Women

English

Magazine

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Ranking

Global

#630041

South Africa

#27031

Lifestyle/Fashion and Apparel

#400

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Articles

In Her Glow Era: Linda Mtoba on Skincare, Self-Love and Showing Up

1 week ago | glamour.co.za | Thobeka Phanyeko

Our Mind/Body Cover Star, Linda Mtoba shares her skincare routine, approach to wellness, showing authentically, and finding balance as she continues to blaze trails The gorgeous multi-hyphenate is intentional about feeding her soul and showing up authentically, and she affirms that what we listen to, matters. “Secondly, balancing work, life and personal responsibilities is important. People like to be booked and busy, but I do like to be booked, busy and rested.
Let's break the mental health stigma, one conversation at a time. . .

1 week ago | glamour.co.za | Thobeka Phanyeko

Breaking the stigma around mental health starts with open conversations, education, and empathy. We’ve roped in Netcare Akeso’s Crisis Line Manager, Megan Gonsalves to affirm that together, we can replace stigma with support and ensure that no one feels alone in their journey to healing. For too long, mental health struggles have been met with silence, shame, or misunderstanding. But the truth is, mental well-being is just as important as physical health.
10 Essential hair tips from the Woolworths Beauty Masterclass at Menlyn Mall

1 week ago | glamour.co.za | Nontando Mposo

The Woolworths Beauty Masterclass series continues, uniting beauty enthusiasts, experts, and Woolworths’ VIP customers for an exciting journey through the world of beauty. After successful events this month at Walmer Park in Port Elizabeth, Mall of Africa, and Menlyn Mall in Gauteng last week, the Woolworths Beauty Masterclass will make its next stop at Cavendish Square this evening, with upcoming sessions planned at the V&A Waterfront and Canal Walk.
Let's talk about ageism and why it should fall

1 week ago | glamour.co.za | Thobeka Phanyeko

The era of inclusivity and representation although progressive, has also highlighted issues that hold women back, particularly in the workplace. Ageism, sexism and racism are the most prevalent. You may understand the history behind sexism and racism because the topics have been covered extensively over the years. But to tackle an issue head on, it’s important to understand its roots. What is ageism?
Embrace braids to protect your natural hair this winter, here's how. . .

1 week ago | glamour.co.za | Thobeka Phanyeko

Braids emerge as a popular choice for several reasons. Not only do they provide protection for your hair, but the styling possibilities are limitless. Here, Nelisiwe Zangana, co-founder of Beauty and The Braid, shares her insights. Our hair requires additional care, as it recovers from the cold winter months due to various factors, including environmental conditions. “The cold outdoor weather can strip moisture from the hair, leaving it dry and fragile.
Wellness Wednesday: This is how naming your emotions can support emotional clarity and inner calm

1 week ago | glamour.co.za | Thobeka Phanyeko

With emotional overwhelm becoming more common in our fast-paced world, understanding how and why to put your feelings into words can be a powerful step toward healing. Here, Registered Counsellor Melissa Davids shares her insights into a simple yet transformative practice: affect labelling — the art of naming your emotions. From calming the brain to enhancing emotional awareness, discover how naming your emotions can support emotional clarity and inner calm.
Ratile Mabitsela on her sacred return to self, navigating grief and rewriting her story

1 week ago | glamour.co.za | Thobeka Phanyeko

From reality TV star to purpose-driven mentor, Ratile Mabitsela has lived many lives in one. In this honest and intimate Q&A with Glamour SA, she opens up about stepping away from The Mommy Club, navigating widowhood, finding power in pageantry, and rediscovering joy in motherhood. With grace, grit, and God at the centre, Ratile reflects on the healing journey that’s reshaping her, not into who she was before the pain, but into the woman she was always meant to become.
Men's Mental Health Month: Exclusive Q&A with the author of Patient 12A, Lesedi Molefi

1 week ago | glamour.co.za | Thobeka Phanyeko

Lesedi Molefi’s written debut provides a profound look into his experiences within a mental health facility and the obstacles he encountered. Motivated by his mother’s personal battles with mental health, his memoir reassures readers that it’s okay to not be okayWith refreshing honesty and effortless prose, Patient 12A encourages readers to remove their masks and embrace their true selves amid their struggles.
What's keeping you up at night? Integrative nutrition health coach and certified meditation practitioner, Melissa Lainn sheds some light

2 weeks ago | glamour.co.za | Thobeka Phanyeko

If you’ve found yourself tossing and turning when you should be fast asleep, you might have chalked it up to insomnia.
Let's talk about the gut-hormone connection

2 weeks ago | glamour.co.za | Thobeka Phanyeko

In recognition of the growing awareness around gut health and its profound impact on hormonal balance, leading health experts are shedding light on how the gut microbiome plays a crucial role in regulating the key hormones that affect your mood, energy and overall well-beingIn recent years, understanding the connection between a healthy gut and your hormone levels has gained significant attention.