Day 297: Halloween Abstract Nail Art
Dianna Medeiros, The Make-Up Bar (Cherry Hill, NJ)
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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
Halloween goes out of the box with OPI’s Tattoo Ta-Boo! mini pack — a box filled with tricks and treats to add edge and excitement to clients’ Halloween style.
What better way to spook up your phalanges than with China Glaze’s Spellbound, a limited-edition collection of Halloween-perfect polishes.
From the makers of Jessica Cosmetics comes the new “By Jessica” novelty line of adorable polishes and displays.
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
Nails by Joanne Truitt, Boca Nail Depot, Boca Raton, Fla.
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
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.
OPI has come out with a pack of four mini-nail polishes to celebrate Halloween.
