How is the DNKa’ catalog structured?
The brand section is not one long list, but eleven subsections. If you know exactly what you are taking, open the required one immediately: there will be fewer pages and almost no chance of mixing up the lines.
Where to go for what
Coatings are divided into four subsections: transparent bases, colored bases, tops and gel polishes. Modeling — gels and acrygels plus forms and gel tips. Next come design, auxiliary liquids and tools, care, brushes, and portable flashlights — all of them are visible in the list of subsections on this page.
#0012 — this is five different products
Numbering in DNKa’ is continuous within a line, not across the brand. The number #0012 exists separately among Cover Base, among Gel Polish COLOR, among Liquid Acrygel, among Builder Gel, and among Cover Top. Therefore you need to search not for "#0012", but for "Cover Base #0012". Another nuance: in colored bases there are letter positions — #0010A’ Lovely and #0010B’ Ukrainian are not variants of #0010 Wonderful, but independent shades that were simply added to the numbering later.
Cover Base or Cover Top
Two colored lines start numbering the same way, and they are regularly confused in orders. The easiest way to distinguish is by the shade name: bases are signed with adjectives — Ambitious, Sexy, Rich, Wonderful; colored tops — with cities: Amsterdam, Valencie, Bordo, Prague. Cover Top goes over the color and does not replace the base.
Volume and packaging
Gel polishes here come in one volume — 12 ml, without exceptions. Bases and tops come in 12 and 30 ml, modeling gels in 15 and 30, Liquid Acrygel in 12 and 15, auxiliary liquids in 150, 300, and 500 ml. The same product in two volumes — two cards with the same photo. And separately: Multi Base 30 ml and Multi Base 30 ml with pump — this is the same volume in different bottles, not a catalog error. Similarly, old and new versions of a shade may be next to each other — the manufacturer signs the updated one in the name as NEW FORMULA.
The "Property" facet is worth attention
It separates what is not always clear from the name: "Without sticky layer", "With UV filters", "For dark shades", "No filing", "Low acid", "Cold / no burning", "Jelly gel", "Stained glass". A telling example — tops no UV-filters: the manufacturer labels them as tops for dark shades, and in the list they stand right next to the regular ones, differing only in brackets in the name.
The brand name is spelled differently — and this breaks sorting
In cards, you may find DNKa’, DNKa' and simply DNKa, with different apostrophes. Because of this, sorting "A to Z" scatters one line across the entire list: Cover Base #0011 Famous in 12 ml ends up at the beginning, and the same in 30 ml — much lower down. It is more reliable not to sort by name, but to go into the subsection and filter. One more thing: the article in DNKa’ cards is a 13-digit barcode, so searching by "article from video" is useless, instead rely on the line and number.
Compare DNKa’ with other brands conveniently in the general catalog sections — tops for gel polish or camouflage and colored bases: there, items from several brands are in one grid.
