Lifestyle growth & older women Community Classroom Calendar February 9, 2026 Today @ 6:30pm - 7:30pm Mindful Monday Skool call Mindful Monday Today @ 6:30pm - 7:30pm London time https://www.skool.com/live/yPmbL7MLwlp Mindful Monday Theme: Mental health, mindset, emotional wellbeing Prompt: “What’s one thing you’re doing this week

It was another amazing handout with my community today in Skool. We talked about different types of skin- oily, dry and combination. I will be sharing photos of products and write up on the discussion. Meanwhile, enjoy the video.

✨ Mindful Monday Punch: “Return to Yourself.” This week, choose presence over pressure.Before you rush into doing, pause and come home to yourself. - Take one deep breath. - Notice what your body is saying. - Ask: “What do I need to feel grounded today?” Mindfulness isn’t about perfection. It’s about interrupting autopilot and choosing intention over chaos.Your power is not in how fast you move—it’s in how aware you are as you move. Today, let’s lead with clarity, compassion, and calm.Your community, your work, your family—they all benefit when you are centred. Start the week anchored, not scattered.Everything else flows from there.

A Funky, Fabulous Review of Nigerian Fashion vs. Western Fashion — and Dressing Powerfully Over 50 Fashion is never just fabric. It’s culture, identity, rebellion, comfort, and sometimes pure joy stitched into seams. When you compare Nigerian fashion with Western fashion, you’re really comparing two different philosophies of self‑expression—one rooted in bold cultural storytelling, the other in a constantly shifting cycle of trends and reinvention. And when you add the lived experience of women over 50—especially those navigating the hormonal rollercoaster of menopause—you get a whole new dimension. Fashion becomes less about impressing others and more about honouring your body, your comfort, and your evolving sense of self. Let’s dive in. Nigerian Fashion: A Symphony of Colour, Culture, and Confidence Nigerian fashion doesn’t whisper. It sings. It’s a visual celebration of identity, heritage, and craftsmanship. Some of its signature elements include: 1. Bold Colours and Patterns Nigerian fashion embraces colour the way Lagos embraces hustle—fearlessly. - Ankara: Vibrant wax prints with geometric or symbolic motifs. - Aso Oke: Handwoven, textured, regal. - Adire: Tie‑dye artistry from Yoruba traditions. These fabrics don’t just decorate the body—they tell stories. 2. Structured Silhouettes Think: - Peplum tops - Fitted bodices - Dramatic sleeves - Flowing wrappers - Head‑turning gele headwraps Nigerian tailoring celebrates curves, maturity, and presence. It’s fashion that says, “I have arrived.” 3. Celebration Wear Nigerian fashion shines brightest at weddings, birthdays, and cultural events. The concept of aso ebi—coordinated outfits for family and friends—creates unity and visual spectacle. 4. Fashion for Every Age Women over 50 in Nigerian fashion often look majestic. The fabrics, cuts, and colours naturally lend themselves to elegance, authority, and vibrancy. Western Fashion: Minimalism, Reinvention, and Individual Expression Western fashion is more trend‑driven, often cycling through:

It was all about Fashion for the matured woman for Thursday