Day 302: Spooky Halloween Nail Art
Kim Hanzlik, Nails, Hands, Feet and Toes, Winnemucca, NevadaAimie Westerman, Posh Nails & Designs, Williams Lake, BC, CanadaBeth Ericksen, Ladies Room, Hanford, CA
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Kim Hanzlik, Nails, Hands, Feet and Toes, Winnemucca, NevadaAimie Westerman, Posh Nails & Designs, Williams Lake, BC, CanadaBeth Ericksen, Ladies Room, Hanford, CA
Denise Groves, Melaties Day Spa, Grantsville, Utah
Shari Brown of Fresno, California likes to decorate her nail station for her clients … and herself. She started buying Halloween items last year and just kept adding more. You can see how packed her space
Katie Poole
Reserve a corner of your boutique for a few fashionable, spooky, or just plain charming Halloween items in celebration of the autumn season. Or better yet, adorn your salon with these festive decorations, and let customers know they’re for sale. Don’t forget to leave them out for Thanksgiving, too!
Learning doesn’t have to be boring and difficult when dedicated nail instructors find clever ways to make education fun for their students. Here are a few fun ways you can spruce up your nail classes, from three creative nail teachers.
Black and orange acrylic, plus some acrylic paints, create this scary design by Jade Sewell.
We collected Halloween-themed nail art from our Nail Art Gallery to show off the seasonal spirit through these spooky designs, including the cost and time spent creating these designs.
Celebrate the lives of the dearly departed with OPI’s festive Dia de los Muertos-inspired shades.
Your client just might die from happiness during this apple-themed pedicure.