Sugar Magazine

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Sugar is a British magazine for teenage girls. The magazine's content concentrates mainly on the opposite sex, fashion, celebrities, real stories about teenagers and other similar matters.

Sugar helps girls solve "female" issues by publishing articles that offer helpful advice. The magazine also features an advice column that answers questions sent in by readers, typically dealing with teenager relationships, body-image and health issues and other related matters. A free gift is often included with the magazine.

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Also of interest, Daniel Goddard who is currently in the Year 12 of Graveney School, was recently voted most handsome boy in the 16-18 category for Sugar magazine, after a mass poll earned him 45,313 votes beating second place Steve Henry who had 39,984 votes. However, he denies being vain by claiming he was unknowingly nominated by his current girlfriend. This is of interest as he is the first non-model to ever win a category.

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