Nairobi Wrapp-It Shine Foaming Lotion - 8 oz (236 ml)
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The professional stylist's secret to flawless, silky wraps and molds.
Achieve salon-quality perfection right at home with the Nairobi Wrapp-It Shine Foaming Lotion. Renowned in the professional hair community, this lightweight, fast-drying mousse provides exceptional hold and brilliant shine for wrapping, setting, and molding hair. Whether you're laying down a sleek pixie cut, preparing for a bouncy silk press, or setting roller styles, Nairobi delivers a smooth, frizz-free finish every single time.
What sets it apart is its unique ability to hold a style firmly without the dreaded crunchy, hard feeling. Enriched with deep-conditioning agents, it hydrates as it styles, preventing breakage and leaving your hair touchably soft and full of natural body.
Features
Exceptional Hold & Shine
Provides a firm but flexible hold that keeps styles perfectly in place while adding a glossy, healthy, and brilliant shine.
Frizz & Static Control
Tames stubborn flyaways and smooths the hair cuticle, ensuring a sleek, polished, and frizz-free result.
Soft, Flake-Free Finish
Unlike traditional gels or stiff mousses, this lotion dries clear, leaving zero white flakes and no hard crunch behind.
Moisturizing & Conditioning
Hydrates the hair as it sets, preventing dryness and breakage so your hair remains soft, supple, and manageable.
Versatile Styling
Perfect for a variety of styles including sleek wraps, soft molds, defined finger waves, and roller sets.
Fast Drying time
Reduces your time under the dryer significantly compared to heavy setting lotions and gels.
Application & Important Info
How to Use
Key Ingredients
Warnings
Details & Specs
| Brand | Nairobi Professional |
| Product Type | Foaming Setting Lotion / Mousse |
| Hold Level | Firm, flexible hold |
| Size | 8 oz (236 ml) |
| Finish | High-shine, soft, and flake-free |
| Best for | All hair types; specifically designed for wraps, molds, and roller sets. |

