Will My Natural Curl Pattern Affect Hair Fall After Nanoplastia?
Will My Natural Curl Pattern Affect Hair Fall After Nanoplastia?
Hello friends, a few days ago, I was scrolling TikTok, thinking about good hair treatment, and suddenly, I came across this amazing treatment called nanoplastia. I read more about it as it promises to take away frizzy hair and make it soft and smooth, but one doubt keeps coming to my mind.
I was wondering: my hair is curly, will this treatment take away my hair’s curl, and what if my hair starts falling?
I realized one thing that we love our hair’s natural curl but sometimes also desire to have smooth, soft hair.
In this guild, I will share with you the answer to this question: Will nanoplastia affect my natural curl pattern or lead to hair fall?
The answer is no.
I get it. Usually we love our curly hair, and sometimes when we see others’ straight hair, we feel crave about sleek and smooth hair. The answer to this big question is, “Will nanoplastia affect my natural curl pattern or lead to hair fall?
The answer is no. Nanoplastia won’t affect your curly hair or cause hair fall; instead, it will make your hair smoother, shinier, and bouncier. You will get your lovely curly hair back when this treatment washes away.
What Exactly Is Nanoplastia? (And why is it the right choice for curly hair?)
Nanoplastia is a deep protein treatment, and it penetrates deep inside your hair shaft using amino acids. It is not like chemical relaxers, but it fills the open gap with protein deep inside your hair.
First, you need to understand that curly hair is usually prone to dryness. Why? Because when the scalp produces natural oil, that oil struggles to travel down the spiral twists of your hair. That’s why you need to take extra care of your curly hair.
Does your curly hair cause hair loss?
Understand this. On the scalp, there is a very tiny opening, called a follicle. The shape of this tiny opening determines whether your hair will be wavy, curly, or straight.
Ovel opening = you will get wavy hair
Round Opening = you will get straight hair
Twisted opening = you will get coily or curly hair
The nanoplastia does not change the follicle opening; it just modifies the shape of your hair that has already grown out from your opening. If this question arises in your mind, will my natural curl pattern affect hair shedding after nanoplastia treatment? It will happen when you brush your hair incorrectly.
The real reason for curly-haired women’s hair shedding after treatment
I tell you a story
I have a friend named Sia, who has 3C curly (very tight) hair. She got a nanoplastia treatment, but after 3 to 5 days, she panicked. She noticed a clump of hair in the shower while washing her hair.
She called me; her voice was trembling, and she was crying. She said, “Nanoplastia ruined my hair!”
I asked her, “When did you brush your hair last time before nanoplastia?
She didn’t say anything.
Look, when you have curly, tight hair, you need to understand that when your hair sheds, they don’t fall immediately. They tangled with your other curly hairs. If 50 hairs are shed a day, they will remain trapped on your hair for a long time. You will get to know about it when you brush your hair.
After the nanoplastia treatment, when you wash your hair. Those dead old strands that were hiding?
When you get Nanoplastia, the stylist thoroughly washes and brushes your hair. All those old, dead strands that were hiding? They finally come out all at once.
This is hair shedding, not hair loss. There is a big difference.
Practical tips to prevent hair shedding or hair fall after nanoplastia
Here is how to keep your hair on your head—rather than in your brush. For Wavy Hair (Type 2A-2C):
Here are a few important tips that help to keep your hair on your head—rather than in your brush (for wavy hair—type 2A – 2C):
Don’t overwash your hair: washing hair twice a week is enough.
Always use a wide-toothed comb and never brush dry hair.
Always use a silky soft pillow cover and a soft pillow to protect your hair from hair loss
For Curly Hair (Type 3A-3C): For Curly Hair – Type 3A-3C
Before washing your hair, first detangle it gently with a detangling brush or your fingers
- Always avoid tight buns: After nanoplastia treatment, avoid tight buns, as they can put stress on the roots. This led to hair breakage.
- Use lightweight conditioner: instead of using heavy oils, use a lightweight conditioner for your curly hair.
- Wait at least 3 days after the nanoplastia: As it takes time to settle in your hair roots properly. Don’t rush to wash your hair; give the treatment enough time to settle.
- Avoid heat for at least 10 days: give your curly hair enough time.
- Avoid swimming in chlorine water: After treatment, avoid swimming in chlorine water.
Common Mistakes that Lead to Hair Loss
Most instances of hair loss after nanoplastia are due to user error. You must avoid these mistakes
Don’t brush your wet hair vigorously: wet curly hair stretches. They will snap if you pull them hard.
Avoid sulfate shampoo: Always remember, after the treatment, use sulfate-free shampoo only, as sulfate shampoo strips away nanoplastia and also dries out your scalp, and when the scalp is dry, it makes the roots weaken. This is the most common mistake women make. They use any shampoo after the treatment without checking whether it is a sulfate-free shampoo or a sulfate shampoo. You don’t make this mistake.
FAQs about Will my curly pattern affect or cause hair fall after nanoplastia treatment?
- Will my curly hair fall out permanently after this treatment?
No. Nanoplasty does not cause any damage to the hair follicles. If you notice hair shedding, it is likely due to normal shedding or breakage caused by excessive handling of the hair. Your natural curl pattern will not cause permanent hair loss.
- Is nanoplastia safe for my 4c dense curls hair?
Yes, be sure you’re getting this treatment done by an experienced stylist, as dense curls are usually sensitive and a skilled stylist will use low temperatures and apply less tension to the hair. Always perform a patch test before starting the treatment.
- Why do I see more hair shedding while washing my hair after Nanoplasty?
Because your hair is now straight. Straight hair releases shed strands much more easily. Previously, your curls would hold onto those dead hairs for several days. You are simply seeing the hair that had already shed.
- I noticed increased hair shedding when I wash my hair after the nanoplastia treatment.
Because now your hair is straight. Previously, when you had curly hair, your curl strands would hold those dead strands for a long time, but now, after the treatment, your hair is straight, and straight hair cannot hold dead strands for long. Thus, you are seeing more shedding while washing hair.
- Will I get my natural curls after nanoplasty?
Yes, nanoplastia treatment is not a permanent treatment. It washes out within 4 to 6 months. After 3 to 4 months, you will see your curly hair is gradually coming back, and for hair shedding if you keep your scalp clean, then you will not experience hair shedding in this transition period.
- When can I detangle my curly hair after nanoplasty treatment?
Wait at least 72 hours. Use a slippery conditioner and a wide-toothed comb to detangle your curly hair during the treatment. Do not try to detangle your dry curly hair, as it may cause hair to fall.
Conclusion
Nanoplastia makes your hair straight, soft, and bouncy, so stop worrying about hair shedding.
These are the main causes of hair loss:
- Vigorous combing
- Dry scalp
- Tie your hair tightly (it creates tension)
- Normal shedding happens with everyone’s hair.
Nanoplastia is a game-changer treatment for those women and girls who are frustrated with their frizzy hair. Always try to be gentle with your hair and handle it with a full, delicate hands and care.
If you have 4C-type hair, you need to be more careful. Avoid over-brushing it when your hair is loosely curled, and don’t panic when seeing air shedding during a wash. These are simply old strands making way for new hair to grow.
Now it’s time to go ahead and flaunt your sleek look with pride, and when your curls are back in your hair, embrace them wholeheartedly.