Choosing nanoplastia: NanoGold, NanoBlue and matching aftercare

Compare the stated positioning of NanoGold and NanoBlue and find the matching Home Care. Practical purchasing guidance for salons, not a universal treatment protocol.

Buying nanoplastia starts with the right product line, a professional assessment and appropriate aftercare. A treatment product is different from a shampoo or mask for home use. This buying guide helps you find NanoGold and NanoBlue in the range and distinguish their corresponding care products. It uses Prohaar product information and is not an independent hands-on test.

Compare NanoGold and NanoBlue · Matching Home Care · Prepare your order

NanoGold or NanoBlue: which difference should you assess first?

NanoGold is offered as a professional nanoplastia treatment. NanoBlue is specifically positioned within the range for blonde, bleached and grey hair, with violet-blue pigments described in the product information. That distinction matters when a cooler colour appearance is part of your selection. Hair colour alone does not establish whether a treatment is suitable: assess hair condition and previous treatments in accordance with the current product protocol.

Treatment and home care are not interchangeable

The nanoplastia treatment is the professional product used in the salon protocol. Home Care shampoo and mask are care products with their own directions. A shampoo-and-mask set therefore does not automatically include the treatment product. Always check the full name and expressly listed contents.

Also compare the available pack sizes against expected consumption. A larger pack does not automatically correspond to a fixed number of treatments: actual use depends on the protocol and the amount of hair. Plan purchases using records from your own practice rather than an unconfirmed universal dose.

NanoGold treatment with NanoGold Home Care

When working with NanoGold, explore the NanoGold Home Care shampoo and mask set. This combination makes clear which two care products are offered together. Check the package contents on the product page rather than confusing a care set with one individual bottle.

Make aftercare specific for your client: record the product names, refer to the corresponding instructions and note when replenishment may be appropriate. Do not attribute a fixed duration of results solely to buying the care set. Discuss expectations in relation to the treatment and the individual circumstances.

NanoBlue treatment with NanoBlue Home Care

The NanoBlue Home Care set contains shampoo and mask from that line. The product information mentions violet pigment. Alongside care requirements, check the intended colour appearance and the prescribed use of pigment-containing products.

Do not replace an advised care line simply because another package has the same colour or also mentions keratin or hair botox. Base the combination on the protocol and recommendations for the selected line. Do not mix treatment products based on general online tips; consult the current documentation for the specific product.

What this buying guide does not replace

This page does not provide a universal processing time, straightener temperature or mixing ratio. Those settings belong to the current product instructions and professional assessment. Terms such as organic or free from a particular substance do not by themselves prove that a formula is suitable for everyone. Check the current ingredient list and safety instructions before offering a treatment.

When previous treatments, vulnerable hair condition or individual suitability are uncertain, assessment matters more than choosing quickly. Use this guide to navigate the range, not to resolve uncertainty about application by switching to a different product name.

Prepare a focused salon order

First: record the selected line. Note the treatment product's full name. Second: check the contents. Are you ordering an individual product or a shampoo-and-mask combination? Third: plan aftercare. Choose the products that belong with the protocol. Fourth: check availability and current price. Use the linked product pages, not an outdated price list in an article.

Browse all nanoplastia products or return to professional hair treatments to compare other categories. For broader orientation, see the existing explanation of hair botox, nanoplastia and keratin. Product instructions remain the basis for application.

Is NanoBlue simply NanoGold in a different-coloured package?
No. NanoBlue is positioned in its product information for blonde, bleached and grey hair and lists violet-blue pigments. Compare the current information for both lines.

Does a Home Care set include the nanoplastia treatment?
The Home Care sets linked here contain shampoo and mask. The professional treatment product is a separate offer.

Which care products are available with NanoGold?
The NanoGold Home Care line includes shampoo and mask, separately and as a set. Check the product page for the chosen packaging and contents.

Can I calculate a fixed number of treatments from one pack?
Not without information about actual consumption and the protocol. Use your own consumption records when planning salon purchases.

May I choose a temperature or mixing ratio from this comparison?
No. This page is a buying guide. Follow the current instructions for the specific product and the professional assessment of the hair.

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