‘I don’t feel guilt’, Nneoma Ox gets candid on self-care spending
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At a glance
- Content creator Nneoma Ox, known as Nneoma Ox, defended her spending on self-care items and services.
- Her list includes items like perfumes, spa days, skincare, and hiring a personal assistant, which drew criticism online.
- Ox maintains that self-care is a necessity, not a luxury, and resonates with many women who prioritize personal well-being and growth.
Nigerian content creator Nneoma Oranebo, widely recognized as Nneoma Ox on Instagram, has openly addressed her spending habits, particularly on self-care, stating she feels no guilt.
self-care isn’t a luxury, it’s a necessity.
Following her recent birthday celebration, Oranebo shared a list of her self-care expenditures on Instagram. The list, which includes items such as body mists, quality perfumes, laser hair removal, comfortable footwear, spa treatments, skincare products, sunglasses, regular medical check-ups, books, educational materials, premium bedding, and the hiring of a personal assistant, sparked a divided reaction online. While many fans applauded her for prioritizing her well-being, others deemed her lifestyle choices as "extravagant."
Oranebo, however, remains firm in her conviction that self-care is essential rather than a mere indulgence. Known for her comedy skits, vlogs, and lifestyle content across various social media platforms, she describes herself as a realist. Her candid approach has found resonance among many women of her generation who believe that investing in personal comfort, health, and development is as crucial as saving money.
Nneoma believes that life is about taking care of your needs and making yourself happy.
Whether her choices align with societal expectations or not, Nneoma Ox has made it clear that she is unapologetic about prioritizing herself and her needs. Her message emphasizes the importance of self-investment in a world that often pressures individuals to conform to certain spending norms.
Nneoma Ox is unapologetic about choosing herself.
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