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Professional Nanoplastia Kit: What to Buy to Start Offering the Service

Everything a salon needs to offer Nanoplastia: the treatment set, tools, heat protection and homecare to resell — with yield per bottle, cost per client and which size to buy first.

Vitta Gold Academy · September 25, 2026 · 6 min read

Professional Nanoplastia kit with treatment bottles, bowl and brush, serum and flat iron

Key takeaways

  • A complete kit is: pre-treatment shampoo, the Nanoplastia formula, after-treatment care, a titanium iron and heat protection.
  • A 1L professional bottle covers around ten full-head applications.
  • Start with a 200ml intro set on a model, then move to 1L once you book paying clients.

What do you need to start offering Nanoplastia? A complete treatment set from one line — pre-treatment shampoo, the Nanoplastia formula and after-treatment care — plus a titanium flat iron that holds high heat, a heat-protectant serum, a bowl and brush, and a homecare set to resell. Mixing brands inside one protocol is the fastest way to lose consistency.

What goes in a professional Nanoplastia kit?

ItemRole in the serviceVitta Gold option
Pre-treatment shampooOpens the cuticle and removes residue so the formula penetrates evenlyIncluded in the Treatment Set 1L
Nanoplastia formulaActs in the cortex and cuticle to straighten and align the fibreNanoplex Arginina™ Nanoplastia Protein 1L — $209
After-treatment careCloses and conditions after sealingIncluded in the Treatment Set 1L
Titanium flat ironThermal sealing at the temperature the protocol requiresV2PRO Titanium Flat Iron 250°C — $250
Heat-protectant serumProtects the finish from daily stylingHeat Protectant Serum 90ml — $39
Bowl and brushEven application, no wastePrecision Bowl & Brush Set — $5.90
Homecare to resellMakes the result last 3 to 6 months and adds a retail ticketHome Care Set — $149

Prices are list prices in USD at the time of writing; the product pages show the current price.

Which size should you buy first?

  • Intro Set 200ml ($119): enough to run the full protocol on a model and photograph your own before and after.
  • Treatment Set 1L ($299): the complete protocol in one box once clients are booked — about ten full heads.
  • Nanoplastia Protein 1L ($209): the repeat purchase when you already have shampoo and aftercare in stock.

What does one Nanoplastia service cost in product?

About one tenth of a 1L set per full head. On a $299 Treatment Set that is roughly $30 of product for a service most salons price between $250 and $600. Long, dense or coily hair uses more; short hair less. Chair time, not product, is your real cost.

Do you need training before buying the kit?

The products straighten; the diagnosis decides whether the result lasts. If you have never performed Nanoplastia, learn the protocol first — the Nanoplastia Professional System™ is $99 and covers diagnosis, application, 40–60 minute processing and sealing on every hair type.

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Frequently asked questions

What products do I need for Nanoplastia?

A pre-treatment shampoo, the Nanoplastia formula and after-treatment care from one line, a titanium flat iron, a heat-protectant serum, a bowl and brush, and homecare for the client.

How many applications does a 1L Nanoplastia bottle give?

Around ten full-head applications, fewer on long, dense or coily hair and more on short hair.

Can I use any flat iron for Nanoplastia?

Use a titanium iron that holds the temperature the protocol specifies. Unstable heat gives uneven sealing and shorter results.

Is the Nanoplastia kit formaldehyde-free?

Nanoplex Arginina™ is formaldehyde-free, built on amino-acid keratin, hydrolysed proteins and Nanoplastia technology.

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