NANOPLASTY
What is it?
Hair nanoplasty is one of the most recent methods for hair straightening and improving the overall condition of the hair structure.
This revolutionary smoothing treatment uses nanotechnology to penetrate deep into the hair fiber, providing hydration and repair to each strand. The result is a smoothing treatment that not only controls frizz but also leaves the hair healthy and nourished.
What hair types is it suitable for?
- Curly
- Very curly
- Voluminous
- Unmanageable
- And more
Benefits
- Adds shine
- Deeply hydrates
- Creates a barrier against humidity
- Makes hair softer and more flexible
- Strengthens weakened hair
- Improves flexibility
- Softens curls
- Smooths the hair
- Controls frizz
- Reduces volume
Results
Just like Brazilian straightening treatments, this treatment smooths the hair by 60% to 100%. The result is gentle on the hair, without breakage, while leaving it soft and beautifully shiny. The hair is healthier while gaining better control over humidity.
Depending on the hair type, you should not expect completely straight hair with no movement. Nanoplasty provides a natural smoothing effect that makes styling easier and leaves the hair more manageable
Maintenance
- Avoid products containing keratin, proteins, and amino acids
- Avoid all repairing and reconstructing treatments and products following the treatment
- Ideally, use salt-free and sulfate-free shampoos
- Avoid drugstore products, as they often contain high amounts of silicones and waxes
- Use only hydrating ROYAL products for 3–6 months
- Repeat as needed or every 3–6 months
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Directions
The nanoplasty treatment takes approximately 2 to 4 hours.
- There is no need to wash the hair with a clarifying shampoo if there is not much product buildup.
- If the hair needs to be washed to remove excess residue, wash it with ROYAL Clarifying Shampoo, then dry the hair completely.
- Apply the product to dry hair using a brush, starting 1 cm away from the roots.
DO NOT APPLY THE PRODUCT TO THE SCALP.
- Comb through any excess product and make sure the application is even.
- Leave on for 30 to 40 minutes with a plastic cap. Do not use heat.
- Rinse the product out completely.
Do not apply a mask, conditioner, or treatment.
- Blow-dry the hair using your hands. Do not use a hairbrush.
This allows you to assess the curls and more resistant areas in order to adjust the flat-iron passes.
- Divide the hair into sections and flat iron each strand individually.
FINE, FRAGILE, BLONDE, OR DAMAGED HAIR:
Temperature: 150°C (300°F) to 180°C (350°F)
Number of passes per strand: 30 to 40NORMAL, STRONG, COARSE, OR NATURAL HAIR:
Temperature: 180°C (350°F) to 230°C (450°F)
Number of passes per strand: 20 to 30The number of passes varies depending on the intensity of the curls, hair thickness, and hair strength.
Reduce the flat-iron temperature to help prevent blonde hair from becoming yellow or colored hair from fading.
You can also make as few as 15–20 passes per strand for a more subtle smoothing result while still benefiting from the other benefits of the treatment.
It is essential to NEVER use detangler, hairspray, or heat protectant during the procedure. Clients may only use these products after their first wash. Applying ROYAL finishing oil is acceptable.The hair should also not be tied up before the first wash.
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How long does nanoplasty last?
The duration of the treatment can vary depending on the hair type, as well as the number of washes and the products used. In general, the effects are visible for 3 to 6 months.
Chlorine, sea salt, styling products containing salts and sulfates, and unsuitable products can cause the effects of nanoplasty to fade more quickly.
For coarser and very curly hair, the treatment can be repeated as often as every 2 months. For finer and more fragile hair, the treatment can be repeated every 3 months. However, it is always important to perform a strand test before repeating the treatment.
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Is it different from the Intensive Treatment?
These two treatments are very similar. The main difference is that hair botox does not straighten the hair, whereas smoothing is the primary function of nanoplasty.
ROYAL Hair Botox is also much more intensive when it comes to hair repair, while nanoplasty is highly effective but less intensive.
Hair botox focuses on hair growth, slowing hair loss, and repairing the hair fiber, whereas nanoplasty is primarily designed to soften curls and control frizz without affecting hair growth.
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Is it different from a traditional smoothing treatment?
Traditional Brazilian smoothing treatments do not repair or hydrate the hair. On the contrary, they coat the hair and can dry it out over time.
The purpose of a traditional smoothing treatment is to coat the hair, making it heavier in order to reduce volume and curl density and prevent the hair from swelling when exposed to humidity. It makes everyday styling easier and significantly reduces styling time, but it can damage the hair.
Nanoplasty smooths and repairs the hair while hydrating it, without weighing it down or damaging it.
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Can there be an odor in the hair?
Yes! This does not happen with every client, and the intensity can vary. The odor is stronger when the hair is wet and may last for a few washes.