Seah and Sheila Sim, who both started in showbusiness as models, discuss ageing and the expectations people have of older women in their YouTube series.
, Sheila Sim, 39, and Jade Seah, 40, discussed ageing, and why self-care and a good mindset are important when it comes to doing so gracefully.While speaking of the importance of me-time and self-care, Sheila described Jade as someone who is “very girly” as the latter takes the time to go for manicures, eyelash extensions, and hair colouring.Explaining that her blonde hair is not an “easy colour to maintain”, Jade said: “I guess this is my girly time.
“It doesn’t matter 'cause I’m 40 now. Most of the days if I go to [Shelia’s] house or whatever, this is my normal attire. Crop top and shorts is the easiest, most comfortable thing for me,” said Jade. "For me, it will be time [for my hair to go] when it thins,” added Jade, who then went on to encourage Jacqueline to “keep her long hair”, as it is still “really thick and nice”.Jade then shared that she is interested to know what people think of older women keeping long hair or if there are certain expectations as to how others think they should look at different life stages.
Sheila then explained her shift in mindset. Although she used to believe that the way her mum-friends dressed would influence their kids, she now feels that there shouldn’t be restrictions as to how mums should dress.. It’s always easier to see it when you’re not in that role. Just like people who are not in their 50s, maybe they are able to say this 'cause they’re not there yet.
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