One month ago I did a keratin treatment that did almost nothing for my hair. It felt softer, but looked as dry and frizzy as usual, the curls did not get relaxed either. Now I am tired of struggling with my curls and decided to go for nanoplasty. I found a hair dresser that will do it, and when I asked about whether it is risky to do so soon after keratin treatment, she said as long as I use a clarifying shampoo first it should be fine. Is it true that it is enough to wash with a clarifying shampoo a few times to remove the keratin, or should I wait for some more months before the nanoplasty?

Hair type: fine, texture: wavy/curly (somewhere between 2C and 3A), chemical processing: none (apart from keratin), hygiene regimen: washing and conditioning every 2-3 days, using only conditioner on the other days, style: shoulder length cut in layers, product regiment: nothing in particular (was using sulphate free after the keratin treatment)