Wella Professionals EIMI Super Set Finishing Hairspray (Heat Protection, Level 4 Hold) 500ml

If you’re trying to keep a style looking set, not just styled, a finishing hairspray is usually the missing step. The Wella Professionals EIMI Super Set Finishing Hairspray is built for that “lasts through the day” feel, with a stated heat protection angle and a Level 4 hold for when you want control without it feeling rigid.

It’s one of those products that makes more sense the more you style with heat or you’re in situations where your hair needs to hold its shape. That said, it’s not a miracle in a can—any hairspray will only do so much depending on your hair type and humidity, so it’s worth setting expectations fairly.

What it is and what it’s for

This is a finishing hairspray from Wella Professionals’ EIMI range. In practice, that means it’s designed to be applied as the final step to lock in your hairstyle. If you’ve ever had your look start to relax after an hour, or flyaways take over, finishing sprays are made to help with exactly that.

The product name also flags two useful buying cues: heat protection and Level 4 hold. Heat protection matters if you routinely blow-dry, straighten or curl, on paper, it suggests the spray is positioned as part of a more protective styling routine. Level 4 indicates a firmer hold than the lightest setting sprays, leaning toward a controlled finish.

What you’ll notice day to day

With a Level 4 hold, you can generally expect more staying power than “soft hold” options. That makes it a reasonable choice when you want structure—think slicker looks, defined waves or styles where you don’t want volume to drop.

A practical micro-scenario: style your hair (curling or straightening), then mist Super Set over the finished look from a short distance. You’re aiming to tame flyaways and keep the shape intact while you get on with your day. If your hair usually loses its form quickly, the stronger hold is the part you’d be banking on.

Key points that matter before you buy

A Level 4 hold is a clear signal: it’s meant to be noticeable in how it keeps your hairstyle together. That’s great if you like a tidy finish, but it can feel like too much if you prefer a more natural, touchable feel or you’re after something very flexible.

Also, “heat protection” is helpful context, but it isn’t the same as a standalone heat protectant you’d use at the start of your routine. If heat is a big concern for you, you may still want to think about how you currently protect your hair before styling—this spray sits more naturally as a finishing layer.

Pros

• Level 4 hold suggests stronger style control for a finish that lasts
• Heat protection is built into the product positioning, which can suit heat-styling routines
• Finishing hairspray format makes it easy to use as a last step without changing your whole routine

Things to watch (a realistic limitation)

This may not be the best pick if you’re chasing a super-light, move-with-you finish. Stronger hold hairsprays can leave hair feeling a bit more coated, especially if you apply heavily or your hair is fine.

And if your hair is very humidity-prone, hairspray alone might struggle—some styles need a broader anti-frizz approach, not just a final mist.

Who it suits (and who should skip it)

It makes sense if you want a finishing spray for everyday wear where your hairstyle needs to stay put. You’ll probably like it if you:

• regularly style with heat and want a finishing product that mentions heat protection
• prefer a firmer, more controlled hold over a soft setting mist
• want a simple way to add structure and reduce flyaways at the end

It might not be a great match if you:

• want maximum softness and minimal residue
• dislike stronger-hold products that can feel more “set” than “styled”
• need something specifically designed for extreme humidity (where you may need a more targeted anti-frizz strategy)

When it makes sense to choose Super Set

If your routine is: style → finish → go, this fits that flow. It’s also the sort of product you’d consider when your current hairspray isn’t holding shape long enough, but you don’t necessarily want to overhaul everything with new tools or a completely different hair system.

If your main issue is gentle hold rather than longevity, you may find a firmer hold level is more product than you need.

Final verdict

Worth considering if you want a finishing hairspray with Level 4 hold for a controlled, longer-lasting set—especially if you’re also thinking about heat protection as part of your styling routine.

It might not be for you if you prefer very natural movement, or you tend to dislike the feel of stronger-hold sprays. In that case, you could end up using less than you’d like, or you may feel it’s too “set” for daily wear.

Mini FAQ

How should I use a finishing hairspray like this?

Use it as the final step on your styled hair. Mist lightly to help tame flyaways and set the shape, then increase coverage only if you need extra control.

What does Level 4 hold mean in real terms?

On a practical level, Level 4 suggests a firmer hold than lighter setting sprays. It’s generally more about keeping the style in place than preserving a totally touchable, flexible finish.

Is the heat protection meant to replace heat protectant?

The product positioning mentions heat protection, but it’s still wise to consider your existing heat-protection routine. A finishing spray can complement your approach, but it may not fully replace dedicated protection applied before styling.

Will it suit fine hair?

It could, but fine hair is more likely to feel coated if you apply too much. If you’re in that category, start with a light mist and build only if you need it.

Does it work for everyday hairstyles?

Yes—finishing hairspray is designed for everyday use where you want your style to hold its shape across the day.