Design Details
- 1The design features a Halloween theme with a mix of spooky elements including spider webs, skulls, bats, and skeleton hand motifs.
- 2The nails alternate between black and orange, with intricate white detailing to highlight the Halloween designs.
- 3A white accent nail is decorated with tiny black and orange bats, adding a playful touch to the spooky aesthetic.
- 4The overall look is bold, festive, and perfect for a Halloween celebration.
Items Needed for this Design
Nail Preparation
- nail file
- cuticle pusher
- base coat
- top coat
Nail Polish Colors
- black polish
- orange polish
- white polish
Nail Art Tools
- thin nail art brush
- dotting tool
Cleanup
- nail polish remover
- cotton swabs
Step by Step DIY(Do It Yourself) Guide
1
Prepare your nails by filing and pushing back cuticles.
- File your nails to the desired shape and length.
- Gently push back your cuticles using a cuticle pusher.
2
Apply a base coat to protect your nails.
- Apply a thin layer of base coat to each nail.
- Let the base coat dry completely before proceeding.
3
Apply the base colors.
- Apply two coats of black polish to all nails except the ring finger, allowing each coat to dry in between.
- On the ring finger, apply two coats of white polish as the base.
4
Create the spider web and skeleton designs.
- Use a thin nail art brush to paint white spider webs and skeleton motifs on the black nails.
- For the orange tips, paint a jagged edge at the top of the black nails with orange polish.
5
Design the bat accents on the ring finger.
- Use black and orange polish to paint tiny bat shapes on the white accent nail.
- Use a dotting tool for precise bat designs.
6
Finish with a top coat.
- Apply a clear top coat to all nails to seal the design and add shine.
- Allow the top coat to dry thoroughly.
7
Clean up any mistakes.
- Dip a cotton swab in nail polish remover to clean up any excess polish around the nails.
Pro Tips
Ensure each coat of polish is fully dry before applying the next to prevent smudging.
Use a steady hand for the detailed designs, and practice on a piece of paper first if necessary.
For added durability, reapply the top coat every few days.
