Salon Treatment Cost Calculator: Keratin, Hair Botox, Nanoplastia

Switching from Honma Tokyo to Felps or Prohall? Before you set your price, check what a treatment really costs you in product. Choose the treatment, the product, your client’s hair length and density, then enter how much product you use per client, your bottle price and your service price. The calculator shows how many treatments a bottle gives, the product cost per treatment and your margin.

How the calculator works

There is no exact amount per client: neither the bottles nor the instructions give one, and the real amount depends on each client’s hair (length, density, porosity). So you enter your own usage, and every result is recalculated from it. To get you started, the field is pre-filled with the middle of a typical range for the length and density you choose: for keratin, nanoplastia and bixyplastia roughly 30–40 ml on short hair up to 80–100 ml below the waist; for hair botox, a thicker product, roughly 80–100 g up to 150–180 g; less on fine hair, more on thick hair. Replace it with what you really use. The bottle price is pre-filled with the public retail price on naturalook.shop: once you log in to your professional account you see your own price, so type it in for an exact result.

The result covers the treatment product only. Add the clarifying shampoo, aftercare products, your time and salon overhead when you set your final price. Bookmark or share a calculation, including your own usage, with the “Save this calculation” button.

Frequently asked questions

How do I price a keratin or hair botox service?

Start from the product cost per client shown above. Add the clarifying shampoo and aftercare products you use, your time (a nanoplastia alone needs 1 to 2 hours of processing) and a share of salon costs such as rent, electricity and tools. Then compare with prices in your area. The Naturalook Academy treatment course includes a module on pricing your services and finding your first clients.

How much do salons charge for keratin in Quebec?

Public “starting from” prices of Montreal-area salons in October 2026: keratin about $300–400 and up, hair botox about $190–380, nanoplastia about $250–480, before tax. Prices usually increase with length and density. These figures come from salon websites and Fresha listings; your own price depends on your market and experience.

How many treatments do I get from a 1 L bottle?

It depends on how much you use per client, and that changes with each client’s hair. Measure or weigh the product on your next clients, enter your own amount in the calculator and you get your own count. As a rough idea only, with typical amounts 1 L covers somewhere between about 10 treatments on very long hair and about 30 on short hair.

Why does the calculator show the retail price?

Naturalook shows professional prices only after you log in to an approved professional account, and professional treatments are sold only to professionals. The calculator starts from the public retail price; enter your own pro price for an exact cost. Don’t have an account yet? Open a professional account and use code HONMA10 for 10% off your first pro order.

Why do I enter my own usage per client?

Because there is no exact figure to give you. The bottles and instructions don’t state a precise amount per client, and real usage depends on each client’s hair: length, density, porosity. The typical range shown under the field is only a starting point from salon practice, not a manufacturer specification. Adjust it to your own practice, then save the calculation to keep your numbers.

Not sure which product replaces your Honma Tokyo treatment? See the Honma Tokyo → Naturalook equivalents chart.