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Nanoplasty is a relatively new and advanced hair treatment that aims to smooth, straighten, and improve the overall health and appearance of hair. It is a more natural alternative to traditional keratin treatments.

What is Nanoplasty?

Nanoplasty is a hair straightening and treatment method that uses nanotechnology to infuse hair with a special formula. This formula typically contains a blend of natural ingredients, amino acids, proteins, and other nutrients that work to repair, hydrate, and smooth the hair. The treatment is designed to target the hair’s inner structure and repair any damage caused by styling, heat, or environmental factors.


 

Key Features of Nanoplasty:

  1. Gentler Formula: Unlike traditional chemical hair straighteners or keratin treatments, nanoplasty uses a gentler formula that is free from harmful ingredients like formaldehyde, which is commonly found in older hair straightening treatments.
  2. Long-Lasting Results: It provides smoother, shinier, and straighter hair, often lasting several months, depending on hair type and maintenance.
  3. Deep Repair: The treatment not only straightens but also repairs damaged hair, leaving it healthier and more hydrated.
  4. Natural Ingredients: Nanoplasty treatments are typically made with natural ingredients like amino acids, which help strengthen and moisturize the hair while maintaining its elasticity.
  5. Safe for All Hair Types: It can be used on all hair types, including curly, wavy, and frizzy hair. It can also be beneficial for those with coloured or chemically treated hair.

Process:

The process of nanoplasty typically involves:

  1. Shampooing: The hair is washed to remove any build-up of oils and residues.
  2. Application: The nanoplasty solution is applied to the hair, section by section, and left for a certain period of time to allow the ingredients to penetrate the hair.
  3. Heat Activation: The solution is then sealed into the hair using a flat iron. The heat helps activate the nanotechnology, allowing the ingredients to work deep inside the hair structure.
  4. Rinsing and Finishing: The hair is rinsed and styled as usual. The result is straighter, smoother, and healthier-looking hair. 

Benefits of Nanoplasty:

  • Smoothness and Shine: It eliminates frizz and leaves hair shiny and smooth.
  • Less Damage: Since it’s free from harsh chemicals like formaldehyde, it’s a safer option for those concerned about the effects of strong chemicals.
  • Moisture Retention: The treatment helps retain moisture in the hair, improving its overall hydration and preventing dryness.
  • Longer-Lasting Results: The effects can last up to 4–6 months, depending on hair care habits.


Considerations:

  • Cost: Nanoplasty treatments tend to be more expensive than regular keratin treatments, though they can be more beneficial in terms of hair health.
  • Maintenance: To maintain the results, it’s important to follow the aftercare instructions, such as using sulfate-free shampoos.
  • Results May Vary: The results can differ based on hair type and the specific product used. It’s a good idea to consult with a professional stylist before opting for the treatment.

Overall, nanoplasty is a great option for those looking for a less damaging and more nourishing hair. 

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN NANOPLASTY AND KERATIN TREATMENT?

Nanoplasty and keratin treatments are distinct hair care procedures with key differences:

  • Hair Repair vs. Surface Improvement: Nanoplasty works from the inside out, repairing and strengthening the hair, while keratin treatments primarily enhance the hair's appearance on the surface.
  • Ingredients: Some keratin treatments often contain harsh chemicals, whereas Nanoplasty uses primarily organic, nourishing compounds.
  • Straightening and Healing: Nanoplasty not only straightens the hair by 70-90% but also heals it, making it stronger and more resilient. On the other hand, keratin treatments focus solely on straightening without penetrating the hair’s cortex, so they don't offer the same restorative benefits as Nanoplasty.