“Self care no get age limit” Charley Boy urges his peers to invest in self care as he shares video of his routine

Charles Oputa, better known as Charley Boy, has shared a video showing him getting groomed.

 

The entertainer visited a spa for microblading and also to have his grey hairs plucked.

 

In the caption, he wrote that self care and grooming should not be for younger people alone. He urged older people to also engage in self care as it’s a sign of “self-respect”.

 

 

See his post and routine below.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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