Hair reconstruction is a treatment of the hair strands, not a hair transplant: it repairs damaged hair and, in the version kruLA does, smooths it in the same visit. At kruLA it is the Full Complex of reconstruction, $270 to $650 by hair length, and the session takes 3 h to 4 h.
kruLA does hair reconstruction in Century City for $270 to $650, by hair length: call (949) 883-8301.
What is hair reconstruction treatment?
Hair reconstruction is a salon treatment that restores damaged hair strands, and it has nothing to do with surgery or a transplant.
At kruLA it combines intensive collagen restoration with straightening, keratin or nanoplasty, chosen for your hair, so the hair is repaired first and then smoothed.
What is a full complex of reconstruction for hair?
The Full Complex is the name of the service on the kruLA price list: collagen restoration followed by keratin or nanoplasty straightening, in one visit.
Hair thickness is measured before the treatment, and thick hair adds $30 to $90.
Is there a damaged hair rebuilding program?
Yes, the Full Complex works as a rebuilding program inside one visit: assess the hair, restore it with collagen, then smooth it with the straightening that suits it.
For hair that is too dry and brittle for heat, a specialist may suggest cold hair recovery first. That plan comes from the consultation.
What is the best hair reconstruction treatment?
The best one is the one matched to your damage: reconstruction fits severely damaged hair that you also want straighter, and conditioning alone fits hair that is dry but not broken.
Be careful with the bare word, because it means different things in different salons. Ask what the steps are, what product is used and what the straightening part is.
How is hair reconstruction different from keratin?
Keratin smooths and reduces frizz and does not repair damage underneath; reconstruction repairs first and then smooths.
kruLA's keratin treatment is $220 to $550 by hair length. The Full Complex includes a keratin or nanoplasty straightening step, so it is a repair visit with smoothing built in.
How is hair reconstruction different from a Brazilian Blowout or hair botox?
A Brazilian Blowout is a smoothing treatment that straightens while strengthening; hair botox is a conditioning and shine treatment that smooths light waves and does not flatten tight curls.
Neither is built to repair severe damage the way reconstruction is. See hair botox and Brazilian blowout, or the comparisons.
How is hair reconstruction different from nanoplasty?
Nanoplasty is the strongest straightening on the kruLA list, for thick hair and tight coils; reconstruction is repair plus straightening, and one of its straightening options is nanoplasty.
If your hair is healthy and you want pin-straight, nanoplasty is the direct route; if it is also damaged, reconstruction does the repair first.
How is hair reconstruction different from a silk press?
A silk press is a heat-styled straight finish that returns to your natural texture when the hair gets wet, while reconstruction is a treatment of the strands.
A silk press can look good on healthy hair and does not repair damaged hair. See silk press.
How many sessions does hair reconstruction need?
The Full Complex at kruLA is one visit of 3 h to 4 h, depending on length.
Whether very damaged hair benefits from another visit later is the specialist's call, made at the consultation from the state of your hair.
How long does a hair reconstruction treatment last?
The result fades gradually with washing, heat styling and further chemical services, so it depends on your hair and how you care for it.
Ask the specialist what upkeep suits your hair when you book.
What drives the price of hair reconstruction?
Hair length and hair thickness set the price: at kruLA the Full Complex runs from $270 for shoulder length and shorter to $650 for butt length and longer, and thick hair adds $30 to $90.
Every length step is on the prices page, and the reconstruction page has the booking button.
Hair reconstruction FAQ
What is hair reconstruction?
Hair reconstruction is a salon treatment that restores damaged hair strands and has nothing to do with surgery. At kruLA it is the Full Complex of reconstruction, $270 to $650.
How many sessions does hair reconstruction need?
The Full Complex at kruLA is one visit of 3 h to 4 h. Whether very damaged hair benefits from another visit later is the specialist's call, made at the consultation.
How much does hair reconstruction treatment cost?
The Full Complex of reconstruction at kruLA is $270 for shoulder length and shorter and $650 for butt length and longer, plus $30 to $90 for thick hair. The session takes 3 h to 4 h.
Keratin treatment vs hair reconstruction: what is the difference?
Keratin smooths and cuts frizz without repairing the damage underneath; reconstruction repairs first and then smooths with keratin or nanoplasty. Keratin at kruLA is $220 to $550; reconstruction is $270 to $650.
Brazilian blowout vs hair reconstruction: what is the difference?
A Brazilian blowout is a smoothing treatment, a separate service from keratin at kruLA; reconstruction repairs damage and then straightens. Reconstruction at kruLA is $270 to $650.
Nanoplasty vs hair reconstruction: what is the difference?
Nanoplasty is the strongest straightening for healthy hair; reconstruction is repair plus straightening, and one of its straightening options is nanoplasty. Nanoplasty is $220 to $550; reconstruction is $270 to $650.
Is there a damaged hair rebuilding program?
Yes, the Full Complex works as one: assess the hair, restore it with collagen, then smooth it with the straightening that suits it. For hair too brittle for heat, cold hair recovery can come first.
What is the best hair reconstruction treatment?
The one matched to your damage: reconstruction fits severely damaged hair you also want straighter. Ask what the steps are, what product is used and what the straightening step is.