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

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#695516

South Africa

#23329

Lifestyle/Fashion and Apparel

#353

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Woolworths Beauty Masterclass makes a spectacular debut in Gqeberha

2 days ago | glamour.co.za | Nontando Mposo

As winter approaches, there's no better way to embrace the season than by indulging in a Woolworths Beauty Masterclass focused on "Winter Rituals." Last week, the prestigious Masterclass series made its grand debut in Gqeberha, formerly known as Port Elizabeth, at the elegant Walmer Park. The series will continue to premier shopping destinations: Mall of Africa, Menlyn Park, Cavendish Square, V&A Waterfront, and Canal Walk.
This is how you can support your partner this Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month

4 days ago | glamour.co.za | Thobeka Phanyeko

June is Men's Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to shine a light on the unique mental health challenges faced by men and the importance of support systems in addressing these issues. Registered Counselor, Melissa Smith weighs inSocietal expectations often place undue pressure on men to appear strong and self-reliant, in light of this, Melissa says “fostering an environment of support and understanding can make a significant difference in their mental well-being.
A look inside GLAMOUR’s Mother’s Day Celebration Event

5 days ago | glamour.co.za | Thobeka Phanyeko

GLAMOUR’s highly anticipated Mother’s Day Celebration Event was nothing short of magical. Held at The Garden Venue, a lush, tranquil oasis tucked away in North Riding. The day unfolded as a heartfelt tribute to the multifaceted journey of motherhood. Women from across the city gathered for a day of empowering fireside chats, meaningful connections, and curated experiences designed to uplift, inspire, and spark conversation.
Usher in June with kindness in light of "Say Something Nice" Day

5 days ago | glamour.co.za | Thobeka Phanyeko

June 1st marked National “Say Something Nice” Day — a reminder of the power of simple kindness in a complex world. Join us for a meaningful Q&A with former immunologist, best-selling author, and mind-body wellness expert Jaya Jaya Myra as she shares how one kind word can make a lasting impact. “You never know what someone is carrying, but your words can be the moment they feel seen,” says Myra.
Usher in June with kindness in light of National "Say Something Nice" Day

5 days ago | glamour.co.za | Thobeka Phanyeko

June 1st marked National “Say Something Nice” Day — a reminder of the power of simple kindness in a complex world. Join us for a meaningful Q&A with former immunologist, best-selling author, and mind-body wellness expert Jaya Jaya Myra as she shares how one kind word can make a lasting impact. “You never know what someone is carrying, but your words can be the moment they feel seen,” says Myra.
Inside Portia M’s Story - Nurtured by Women, Inspired by Nature, Built on Purpose

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

Portia Mngomezulu pays homage not only to the women who raised her but also to the marula tree that cradled her childhood dreams beneath its shade. That same tree, once a place of wonder and reflection in her rural village of Ga Mashishimale in Phalaborwa, Limpopo, is the inspiration behind her now-iconic Marula Skin Oil, and stands as a powerful symbol of a dream realised. It’s a beautiful day when I arrive at Fairlawns Boutique Hotel, nestled in the leafy suburb of Sandton.
Wellness Wednesday: Clinical Psychologist Kiara Sunder shares how you can reclaim your identity as a new mom

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

Becoming a mother is one of life’s most profound transformations. Yet, amid the diapers, sleepless nights, and endless cuddles, it’s easy to lose sight of the person you were before the baby. Clinical Psychologist Kiara Sunder wants to help moms reconnect with their full identity—and remind them that they’re not just moms. “You know those days when you just need a minute?” says Kiara.
Feeling Off? Colour therapy might be your chicest wellness hack yet

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

Colour therapy uses colours to create certain moods. Plascon Colour content creations and digital platform manager, Patty Mulauzi, sheds some lightIf you’re curious about the effects of different colours on mood and wellbeing, Patty explains that warm colours such as red, orange and yellow, are associated with energy, stimulation and happiness. “They can be used to create lively and engaging spaces, whereas cool colours, such as blue, green and purple evoke feelings of calm, peace and relaxation.
A work-life balance is possible: Registered Counsellor Melissa Davids shows you how

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

If you’ve normalised being plugged in around the clock, you might be wondering if that mythical ‘work-life balance’ is actually attainable. Your constant fatigue signals to you that there must be another way; but how do you restore balance, when there’s so much competing for your attention? The line between work and personal life has blurred in today’s fast-paced work environments, leaving many women grappling with burnout.
Motivation Monday: Start your week strong by embracing wellness practices that prioritise your well-being at work

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

Workplace wellness isn’t just about physical health – it encompasses mental well-being, work-life balance, and a supportive company culture. From reducing stress to boosting productivity, investing in employee wellness leads to long- term success for both individuals and organisations. Dr Lerato Motshudi, Medical Manager at Netcare Akeso, weighs in. Over the past decade, mental and emotional health have been among the leading causes of absenteeism and disability, according to Lerato.