LAINEE - WRAPPING PAPER PLASTIC ELECTRIC BLUE

290,00 NOK

Lainee Limited Plastic Wraps are lightweight, durable papillote wraps designed to support the protection and maintenance of long, delicate coats. They are especially well suited to breeds such as Yorkshire Terriers, Maltese, Shih Tzus, and other long-coated companion and show breeds.

The thin yet resilient material helps shield the guard hair from friction, splitting, and everyday mechanical wear between grooming sessions. Each sheet has clean, straight-cut edges without serrations, allowing for smooth and precise application.

Water-resistant and colourfast, these premium wraps provide practical moisture protection without transferring colour to the coat. They are an excellent choice for groomers and owners seeking a reliable wrapping material for structured coat-care routines.

Important: These plastic wraps are not recommended for use on the face. For wrapping sensitive facial hair, choose rice paper, which is softer and more suitable for delicate areas.

Contents & Specifications

Suitable for: Wrapping papillotes and protecting long guard hair

Material properties: Thin, durable, lightweight, and water-resistant

Edge finish: Straight-cut, non-serrated edges

Colour performance: Colours are designed not to bleed or fade

Made in USA

Pack contents: 250 sheets per pack

Size Dimensions and Available colours

Standard -15 × 23 cm / 6 × 9 in
Electric Blue, Fuchsia, Hot Green, Lavender, Red, Turquoise, Ocean Blue, Baby Blue, Orange, Black, White

Long - 15 × 30 cm / 6 × 12 in
Electric Blue, Fuchsia, Hot Green, Purple, Red, Turquoise, Baby Blue, Orange, White

Begin with a clean, fully dry, and tangle-free coat.
Divide the coat into even sections appropriate for the dog’s coat length and density.
Place a section of hair centrally on the plastic wrap.
Fold the wrap carefully around the hair to form a neat papillote, ensuring the ends of the hair are protected inside the wrap.
Secure the papillote with a suitable wrapping band, taking care not to apply excessive tension.
Inspect wraps regularly and replace them whenever they become loose, worn, or soiled.

Avoid using these wraps around the face or other particularly sensitive areas.