Day 300: Ghostly Halloween Nail Art

Triana Ramirez (San Antonio, Texas)

Day 299: Nightmare Halloween Nail Art

Olivia Gordon, New Wave Salon (Lancaster, Calif.)

Day 297: Halloween Abstract Nail Art

Dianna Medeiros, The Make-Up Bar (Cherry Hill, NJ)

Parties vs. Open Houses

With the holiday season swiftly approaching, it’s great timing that I received an ecstatic e-mail from a salon owner who just threw her first successful holiday theme party: the “Bewitching Bash” in honor of Halloween. “In

A Timely Promotional Technique

Whenever we hear of a new way to get your name out there — for free — we like to pass it along. Kahne Witham, a national educator for Light Elegance, suggests you take advantage of

Halloween Haunts

Nails by Joanne Truitt, Boca Nail Depot, Boca Raton, Fla.

Allow me to French Halloween ’Ya

Loni Jensen Preato, of Da-Lonnie’s Hair & Nail Studio in Las Vegas, shows how to use a Q-Buffer to make a special “V”-French in a Halloween nail. 1. Prep nail. 2. Prime nail. 3. Apply pink acrylic. 4. Allow pink

Halloween Nails

EZ Flow educator MaeLing Parish shows how to make a Halloween-inspired fantasy nail. If you have fun trying this design, feel free to try Lynn Lammers’ Dragon design too.

New Uses for Old Things

The problem: You've had to remix the same orange acrylic paint for your Halloween nail art over a dozen times, because it keeps drying up between clients. The solution (courtesy of nail tech Wendy Causey, Vivify Hair