Nanoplasty vs keratin

kruLA ((949) 883-8301) in Century City: nanoplasty is $220 to $550 and the strongest straightening, for thick hair, afro curls and tight coils; keratin is $220 to $550 and tames frizz while keeping the natural volume at the root. The table above compares them at every hair length.

For thick, frizzy hair, nanoplasty if you want it pin-straight ($220 to $550), and keratin if you want it smooth and manageable ($220 to $550). Both are done at kruLA ((949) 883-8301) in Century City, priced by hair length.

For curly hair nanoplasty straightens more strongly, and keratin loosens and smooths. If you want to keep your curls, hair botox cuts frizz without flattening them. The kruLA consultation ($0) picks one.

Nanoplasty is the stronger straightening, and keratin is the smoother, easier-to-style one. Better depends on the goal: pin-straight on a hard texture is nanoplasty, manageable and smooth is keratin.

Keratin if you want smooth, manageable hair that still moves; nanoplasty if you want it pin-straight, especially on thick hair, afro curls and tight coils. The consultation ($0) picks one for your hair.

Better is the match to your hair and your goal. Nanoplasty gives the straightest finish on difficult textures, and keratin gives a smoother, easier-to-style finish at a lower price.

Yes: kruLA describes nanoplasty as the most powerful straightening treatment it offers, ahead of keratin, which tames frizz and keeps root volume. Keratin is $220 to $550.

Nanoplasty is an amino acid smoothing treatment and keratin is a keratin-based smoothing treatment; at kruLA nanoplasty is the stronger straightening, and keratin is BIO keratin, which keeps natural volume at the root. Nanoplasty is $220 to $550; keratin is $220 to $550.

At kruLA nanoplasty is $220 to $550 and keratin is $220 to $550, both by hair length; nanoplasty takes 3 h to 4 h and keratin 2 h to 3 h 30 min. The table above compares them at every length.

Nanoplasty is the costlier one at kruLA: $220 to $550, against $220 to $550 for keratin. Nanoplasty is also 3 h to 4 h in the chair against 2 h to 3 h 30 min.

The name does not decide it: safety depends on the product, your hair and your scalp. Nanoplasty is the stronger straightening, so tell the specialist about past relaxers or lightening at the consultation.

Neither is rated healthier here. Both are cosmetic smoothing treatments applied to the hair, and which is right depends on your hair and scalp, which the specialist checks first.

Nanoplasty: 3 h to 4 h. Keratin: 2 h to 3 h 30 min. Both run longer for long or thick hair.

Both can look flatter once the frizz is gone. For lift at the roots, BIO keratin ($220 to $550) is the kruLA smoothing described as keeping natural volume.

It helps if you are unsure: the consultation is $0 for 20 min, and a specialist looks at your hair and scalp, picks the treatment and gives you a quote. Bring a photo of the hair you want.

For both: thickness is measured before the treatment and adds $30 to $90 to nanoplasty and $30 to $50 to keratin. The table above shows both at every hair length.