The Wellness and Style Week by EM 2023 Starts Sept 6th

 
 
Mary  Nnah
 
 
All is set for this year’s edition of The Wellness and Style Week by EM, an online event that promotes self-care, stress management, keeping fit and healthy, looking good on the inside and outside to continue to inspire confidence and style in women.

The 2023 edition which is billed to start from September 6th to 9th  will feature expert workshops to gain valuable insights into wellness, financial wellness, beauty, style and self-care with experts talking on mindfulness for self-care, financial wellness, relaxation techniques and skincare tips.

Exclusive offers include special discounts from partners like Beauty by AD Kairos Candles and Fragrance, Lit Closet, Oriki Spa The Dew Centre, Lavyanna and many more.

The event will also afford networking opportunities where participants will have the opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals and experts.

There will also be a water challenge where the winner gets a month’s supply of Nirvana bottled water and also there will be a raffle draw to win other exciting prizes.

All participants will also receive daily affirmations via email, a nutritious menu and a wellness goody bag to help with continuing their wellness journey and become a member of the Exquisite Club where they will enjoy discounts with our discount partners for a year.

According to Dr. Tewa Onasanya, founder of Exquisite Magazine, “The Wellness and Style Week is an avenue for wellness, fashion enthusiasts to get together with others to unlock their ultimate wellness and style transformation. Early bird registrations start TODAY and you even get to join the Exquisite Club with this.”

Onasanya said those who register also get a 10% commission when their friends register.
“Exquisite Magazine believes that the Wellness and Style Week will contribute immensely to the world’s growth through improved physical health, improved mental health, and improved sense of lifestyle, creative mindset and creating an environment for the 21st-century woman”, she added.