Day 301: Halloween Nail Art
Carolyn McCully, The Lil' Nail Shoppe of Smicksburg, Smicksburg, Pa.Danielle D. Gauthier, Calgary, Alberta, CanadaSarah, Eloquence Spa & Salon, Williams Lake, BC, CanadaStacey Cummings, Suite 101 Salon, Corvallis, Ore.
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Carolyn McCully, The Lil' Nail Shoppe of Smicksburg, Smicksburg, Pa.Danielle D. Gauthier, Calgary, Alberta, CanadaSarah, Eloquence Spa & Salon, Williams Lake, BC, CanadaStacey Cummings, Suite 101 Salon, Corvallis, Ore.






The NAILS staff pays homage to classic covers for Halloween.
Use the items in Color Club’s Bewitching Collection kit to create this abstract Halloween nail art design.
As Halloween continues to grow in the U.K., so, too, will the demand for spooky nail art designs. Sheena, owner of Decadent Digits in the U.K., guides us through her 2016 Halloween nail art menu.See more Halloween nail art by clicking here.
Samantha Cedergren, The Nail Studio, Coconut Creek, Fla. @samanthalanettenails
Ghosts, pumpkins, and flowers — a perfect design for this spooky yet sweet holiday!
Nails by Lysa Comfort, Encino, Calif.
Nails by Lysa Comfort, Encino, Calif.
Lorri Silvestre, Nail Candy by Lorri, Grover Beach, Calif.
Stray from kitschy pumpkins and friendly ghosts this Halloween for nail art that’s a little more spooktacular. A handful of talented techs with a dead-serious love for the holiday conjured up some scary tips depicting everything from classic October villains to the nails of a real live zombie.