Nairobi Buzzes as Fashion Life Show Wraps Up, Spotlight on Health Supplements
Nairobi was alive with energy this past Saturday as the second East Africa (Kenya) Fashion Life Show drew to a close at the ever-busy Sarit Centre. From June 19th, our vibrant capital city played host to a fantastic three-day event that brought together over 70 exhibitors, many from right here in Kenya and a strong contingent from China. It was a real melting pot of goods and ideas!
Walking through the exhibition halls, you could feel the excitement. Stalls were packed with everything imaginable, from new fabrics that promised to revolutionize our wardrobes to clever new packaging solutions, and even the cutest baby toys you’ve ever seen. The personal care section was booming, offering everything from your daily essentials to those little luxuries that make you feel good. And for those looking to switch up their style, there were countless wigs on display, alongside beautiful home decor items and eye-catching gift wraps. It showed just how many different businesses came together.
But amidst all the buzz, one particular stand seemed to draw a constant crowd: Nutrifix. These folks are all about dietary supplements, and they were proudly showing off products made by Natural Factors, a big name from North America known for its top-notch quality.
Nutrifix had a whole range of products on display. The showcased products included:
- Magnesium Bisglycinate
- Black Cohosh (for menopause support)
- Vitex (for hormonal imbalance)
- L-Arginine
- Ashwagandha
- Saw Palmetto (for prostate problems)
- Gingko Biloba (for memory boosting)
- Super Strength Maca Concentrate
- Cranrich (for UTI support)
- Milk Thistle (for liver support, especially for alcoholics)
- Rx Omega
- L-Theanine
- 5-HTP
- Glutathione (a strong antioxidant)
- Multi Collagen
- Marine Collagen
- Salmon Oil
- Zinc
Nutrifix’s stall attracted considerable interest, with the company strategically guiding potential customers to established retail outlets both within the Sarit Centre and in the surrounding area, rather than conducting direct sales on-site. This approach aims to cultivate ongoing consumer relationships.
The overall success of the Fashion Life Show reinforces its position as a key event in the region, driving commerce and strengthening connections within East Africa’s vibrant economy.




