Nanoplasty is the stronger straightening, keratin tames frizz and keeps root volume, and hair botox smooths without flattening tight curls. At kruLA nanoplasty is $220 to $550; every pair below has its own page in the comparisons.
kruLA does nanoplasty in Century City for $220 to $550, by hair length: call (949) 883-8301.
Is nanoplasty better than keratin?
Nanoplasty is stronger on thick hair and tight coils, and keratin is the choice for smooth, manageable, strengthened hair.
See nanoplasty vs keratin for both side by side.
Which costs more, keratin or nanoplasty?
Nanoplasty is $220 to $550 and keratin is $220 to $550, both by hair length. The session takes 3 h to 4 h for nanoplasty and 2 h to 3 h 30 min for keratin.
The difference between the two for your length is on the prices page.
Is nanoplasty better than a Brazilian Blowout?
At kruLA the Brazilian Blowout is $200 to $450 and nanoplasty is $220 to $550, both by hair length; nanoplasty is the stronger straightening, for thick hair and tight coils.
See the Brazilian blowout page and nanoplasty vs keratin.
Which is better, nanoplasty or hair botox?
Choose nanoplasty to straighten and hair botox to smooth and soften while keeping your wave.
See nanoplasty vs hair botox, including which one is the safer fit for your hair.
Nanoplasty or keratin for curly hair?
For tight curls and coils nanoplasty is kruLA's choice, and for looser curls the specialist may suggest keratin.
The consultation decides, and nanoplasty vs keratin shows the differences.
Nanoplasty or silk press?
A silk press is straight until the next wash and nanoplasty is a treatment that holds the smoothing through washing.
Which is better, nanoplasty or chemical straightening?
Nanoplasty is a smoothing treatment, while chemical straightening such as Japanese straightening or a relaxer changes the hair's bonds, and kruLA does not offer chemical straighteners.
Which hair treatment is better than nanoplasty?
None is better in general: the right treatment is the one that fits your hair and what you want it to do.
The consultation is $0 and takes 20 min; a specialist looks at your hair and scalp, picks the treatment and gives you a quote.
What drives the price of nanoplasty? Hair length and hair thickness set the price: at kruLA nanoplasty runs from $220 for shoulder length and shorter to $550 for butt length and longer, and high density adds $30 to $90.
Thickness is measured before the treatment, and the session takes 3 h to 4 h depending on length. Every length step is on the prices page, and the nanoplasty page has the booking button.
Nanoplasty alternatives FAQ
Nanoplasty vs Brazilian blowout: which should I choose?
Nanoplasty is the stronger straightening for thick hair and tight coils ($220 to $550), and the Brazilian blowout is the smoothing designed to straighten and strengthen ($200 to $450). The consultation ($0) picks one for your hair.
What is an alternative to nanoplasty for tight coils?
Keratin loosens and smooths coils, and hair botox keeps them curly with less frizz. A silk press straightens until the next wash.
Is there a gentler straightening than nanoplasty?
Keratin ($220 to $550) is the lower-priced straightening, and hair botox ($200 to $450) smooths without straightening tight curls. The consultation picks one.
Is nanoplasty better than a silk press?
A silk press straightens with heat until the next wash and costs $95 to $140; nanoplasty straightens through washing at $220 to $550. The consultation ($0) picks one for your hair.
Is nanoplasty better than hair reconstruction?
They do different jobs: nanoplasty straightens healthy hair, and reconstruction repairs damaged hair and then straightens it. Nanoplasty is $220 to $550; reconstruction is $270 to $650.
Can I do nanoplasty after another smoothing treatment?
The specialist decides after looking at the hair; chemically treated hair needs checking first. Tell them what was done and when.
Which is cheaper, nanoplasty or hair botox?
Hair botox: $200 to $450. Nanoplasty: $220 to $550. Both are by hair length.
Which alternative to nanoplasty keeps root volume?
BIO keratin, $220 to $550, is the kruLA smoothing described as keeping natural volume at the root. The specialist checks your hair and scalp first.