Nanoplastia vs Keratin Treatment – Which Is Best for Your Hair?

Both Nanoplastia and Keratin treatments promise smooth, shiny, frizz-free hair – but they’re not the same.
The difference lies in how they work, how long they last, and the kind of results you can expect.
If you’ve ever wondered whether to book a Nanoplastia or a Keratin treatment, here’s your ultimate guide.

What Is Nanoplastia?

Nanoplastia is a next-generation hair smoothing treatment that works from the inside out.
It uses amino acids + nourishing oils to realign and seal the hair cuticle – all without formaldehyde or harsh chemicals.

Key benefits of Nanoplastia:

• Long-lasting results – smoothness can last 6–8 months.
• Maximum straightening – up to 100% straight hair depending on your natural texture.
• Gentle formula – suitable for sensitive scalps.
• Added shine – hair looks glossy, healthy, and soft.

Best for: Curly, wavy, unruly hair that needs strong, long-lasting straightening.

What Is a Keratin Treatment?

Keratin treatments smooth the hair by coating it with a protein-rich formula.
They often contain small amounts of aldehydes for longevity (though formulas vary), and they’re ideal for improving manageability.

What’s an aldehyde? In hair treatments, aldehydes (like formaldehyde or gentler alternatives) work by creating bonds between the hair’s natural keratin and the treatment formula. This is what makes results last for months. While highly effective, some aldehydes can cause irritation, so many salons now use lower-fume or formaldehyde-free options.

Key benefits of keratin treatments:

• Frizz control – ideal for humid climates.
• Natural movement – reduces puffiness without fully removing curl.
• Quick styling – blow-drying becomes faster and easier.
• Shine boost – enhances hair’s natural gloss.

Best for: Frizzy, puffy, or dull hair that needs smoothing while keeping some curl or wave.

Nanoplastia vs Keratin – Key Differences

Which One Should You Choose?

• Choose Nanoplastia if you want maximum straightness, long-lasting results, and a chemical-free formula.
• Choose Keratin if you want frizz control, smoother styling, and to keep your natural wave or curl.

Final Tip

Both treatments deliver impressive results, but the best choice depends on your hair goals, maintenance routine, and scalp sensitivity.
For the safest and longest-lasting outcome, have your treatment done by a trained professional who can assess your hair’s needs.