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🍂 Autumn Nail Trends 2025 — What’s In for This Season?
As the leaves change and the air gets crisp, so too do the colours and styles we love on our nails. For Kohana Professional, autumn is the perfect moment to showcase new collections, seasonal shades, and fresh design ideas. BURGUNDY TONES Burgundy is more than a colour, it’s a statement.Rich, elegant, and effortlessly sophisticated, burgundy nails return every autumn as a symbol of confidence and class. Whether worn glossy, matte, or with subtle shimmer, this deep wine shade suits every skin tone and every season, but we think it shines brightest in fall ❤️ We have put together our current...
Understanding Polymerization in Nail Products
Have you ever wondered what happens to nail products once they go into the lamp? Within seconds, they transform from a liquid into a hard, durable solid. But what’s really happening during this process?
How well do you know your E-File?
Meet your new favourite power tool. The e-file delivers speed, precision, and salon-clean results. This guide breaks down bits, speeds, and best practices so you work smarter every time. When we talk about speed we use the acronym:  RPM = Rotations per minute. aka Revolutions per minute What an E-File Does and Why Pros Love It Speed & consistency: Faster debulking, cleaner refinement. Ergonomics: Less wrist strain than endless hand-filing. Precision: Tidy cuticle work and controlled shaping. Cuticle Bits vs. Removal Bits Cuticle bits - are your gentle detailers. They’re usually fine-grit and in shapes like flame, cone, or balls....
NAIL ALLERGIES - What are they? Why do they happen?
WHY DO ALLERGIC REACTIONS HAPPEN? An allergic reaction happens when your immune system mistakes something harmless for a threat. Allergies aren’t just unique to the nail industry, allergic reactions can occur in response to a wide range of triggers, from foods and pollen to specific medications. The important thing to remember is that an allergy doesn’t mean the substance is “bad” for everyone, it just means that your immune system has decided it’s a threat. In the nail industry, one of the most common triggers for reactions is exposure to chemicals such as acrylates. For most people, these cause no problems...