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With Solene, actress Omoseyin steps into lifestyle, wellness space

By Adebowale Johnson

With the unveiling of Solene, a luxury wellness brand, actress and filmmaker, Oluwadarasimi Oyindamola Omoseyin has stepped into the lifestyle and wellness space.

Described as a premium destination for self-care and relaxation, the project signals a growing trend among Nigerian entertainers expanding their influence beyond film and media into high-end lifestyle ventures.

At a recent brand reveal, Solene introduced its identity as a wellness hub designed to combine aesthetic treatments with holistic health experiences. The initiative reflects a shift in how wellness is being positioned in Nigeria—from basic spa services to immersive, lifestyle-driven experiences.

Speaking on the project, Omoseyin described Solene as a personal vision aimed at creating a space where individuals can prioritise both physical appearance and emotional wellbeing.

According to her, the concept is built around delivering a global-standard experience while adapting to the expectations of a Nigerian audience.

The brand’s visual identity—featuring warm neutral tones, soft lighting and minimalist design—was also unveiled, reinforcing its positioning within the luxury segment. Organisers say the environment is intentionally curated to offer a calm, sensory experience from entry to exit.

Beyond its aesthetic appeal, Solene is expected to offer a range of services including advanced spa treatments, wellness therapies, and lifestyle programmes such as yoga and Pilates.

Plans also include exclusive VIP services and curated experiences targeted at a high-end clientele.

The move places Omoseyin among a growing list of Nigerian public figures diversifying into wellness, beauty and lifestyle enterprises, sectors that have seen increased interest in recent years amid rising awareness of self-care and mental health.

Industry watchers note that Lagos, known for its fast-paced urban culture, is increasingly becoming a hub for premium wellness experiences, with demand driven by a mix of affluent residents, professionals, and the creative industry.