When it comes to hair treatment, many women have not found their place. This is often a case of “which treatment caters to all hair types effectively?” and this makes managing hair a struggle. However, today, nanoplastia is gaining relevance in hair care, being famous for giving hair a sleek finish while keeping it strong.
Nanoplastia works with nano-sized particles that make it easy and almost natural for moisture and its formulated ingredients to penetrate through the hair shaft. Even so, nanoplastia is safer than keratin and Botox treatments, but is it really worth the huge investment? You are about to find out.
How Does Nanoplastia Work?
Nanoplastia isn't just hype; it's the holy grail of all hair treatments. Before we talk about your wallet’s contribution, let's take a look at what nanoplastia is and promises:
A Chemical Treatment
Nanoplastia is a semi-permanent organic chemical treatment that helps to repair hair fibre using particle-sized ingredients like amino acids, essential oils, and Juvexin. This non-conventional formula allows treatment to penetrate deeply into the hair, repairing the hair from the inside out.
Strengthens and Repairs
If your hair is exposed continuously to heat, chemicals, or environmental stressors, it is probably damaged. This is exactly what nanoplastia treatment does. Feeling uncertain? Its keratin content helps strengthen each fibre of your hair and replenishes lost protein.
Smoothes and Controls Frizz
Results may vary from person to person, depending on hair type. However, GK Hair's Nanoplastia Hair Treatment does control frizz and smoothes hair effectively. Far more than that, nanoplastia treatment helps you manage your hair for about 2-6 months, but the time of need for a reapplication will depend on your hair condition.
Gotten a hold of frizz yet? Read: Curly Hair Products for Frizz-Free Curls.
Requires Sealing
After application of the nanoplastia, you'll need a blow-dryer and a flat iron to seal in the treatment before rinsing out.
Long Lasting
While the results of nanoplastia are immediate, it doesn't reduce the quality. Once you get it done, it can last for close to 7 months, meaning you'll only have to reapply once a year. So the nanoplastia isn't a splurge but an investment that gives you far more than the average results from other treatments.
How to Use the Nanoplastia Treatment
Having considered the benefits, let's talk about a step-by-step guide to using Nanoplastia.
Pre-Nanoplastia Treatment Hair Care
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Wash Your Hair: Cleanse your hair with a clarifying shampoo to remove buildup. This helps to keep the hair and open up the cuticle for the treatment.
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Blow-dry your hair until it is 90% dry.
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See your stylist or ask for expert help to know the right time to use the treatment. You do not want to waste the treatment.
Step-by-Step Guide to Apply Nanoplastia Treatment
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After you've washed, divide your hair into sections to make it easier to work the treatment in.
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Comb through using a fine-tooth comb to spread the product and remove the excess. Take it section by section.
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Wear a shower cap or wrap hair for 20-30 minutes with a towel to supply heat and stimulate fast absorption.
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Rinse out lightly. You shouldn't spend more than 5 seconds doing that. If you are spending more than 5 seconds, you know you are doing too much—you want to keep some of the product on your hair.
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Blow-dry using a round brush or vent brush to spread the heat evenly across your hair, or attach a diffuser. Heat is needed to blow-dry effectively, but you mustn't create more damage to your hair in the process.
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The sections are already scattered by now, so divide your hair again. Flat iron the hair mildly, say 10-12 presses on low heat on each strand.
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Then rinse out completely with GK Hair's Moisturising Shampoo and follow with a deep conditioner.
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Apply a few pumps of the hair serum to work on shine.
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Rinse out the deep conditioner mask and style your hair as you please.
How Much Does a Nanoplastia Treatment Cost?
We can't say the exact price of a nanoplastia treatment because it depends on your location, hair type, and who is doing it for you. It could be as high as £500-600 in a salon. If you do consider DIY, then GK Hair's Nanoplastia Treatment costs £310 at the moment. If you'd rather go to a salon, be sure that the nanoplastia being used is from a quality and trusted brand because, in the end, it's not only about who does it but also what is used.
More than money, a nanoplastia treatment requires time and effort. You'll need to keep to a routine using sulphate-free shampoos and conditioners and weekly conditioning masks to extend the life of the nanoplastia treatment.
Nanoplastia isn't just a hair upgrade, but a breakthrough from hair damage, frizz, flyaways, and poor shine.
Does Nanoplastia Replace Other Hair Treatments?
Certainly not. Nanoplastia treatment is worth the rave these days, especially with the before-and-after transformations we've been seeing. Although it has some potential side effects, the positive reviews do not lie. This new treatment by GK Hair is doing wonders, and you can benefit from that too.
However, if your hair feels weak and needs protein, go for The Best Keratin Hair Treatment. When it feels dry and brittle, then GK Hair's Deep Conditioning Masque, done weekly, can give the desired results in no time. Nanoplastia is a safe treatment, but not an all-rounder—nothing beats concern-specific solutions.
Potential Side Effects of the Nanoplastia Treatment
It's good to consider whether the nanoplastia treatment is really worth it before making that commitment. First, the results outweigh the price. But you may have to pay for these other costs in some other way.
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Irritation: Although this treatment is free of formaldehyde, some women react to it during application.
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Fading: Some coloured hair may start to fade after application of this treatment.
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Breakage: During flat ironing, the several presses can put strain on the hair, thereby causing breakage.
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Dryness: The nanoplastia can dry hair out if not sealed properly. This is why you must use a blow dryer and a flat iron.
If you want to enjoy real hair luxury without the frizz, then the other costs or side effects are minor trade-offs for the benefits of nanoplastia. To be safe, consider getting a patch test done.
