myself.de
German-language lifestyle magazine covering beauty, fashion and wellbeing for women
About myself.de
myself is a German-language magazine covering beauty, fashion, lifestyle, relationships, wellbeing and horoscopes. It also publishes career and psychology articles.
The publication is aimed at women and is a product of FUNKE Mediengruppe. Its publisher, FUNKE Life GmbH, is based in Hamburg.
Product: A women's magazine publishing articles on beauty, fashion, lifestyle, relationships, wellbeing and careers.
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