Design Details
- 1The nail design features a Halloween theme with each nail showcasing different spooky elements.
- 2The designs include candy corns on a glittery black background, a haunted house with bats on an orange background, a spider web pattern, and an intricate spider design.
- 3A combination of bold colors like black, orange, and white creates a vibrant festive look.
- 4The overall design uses detailed patterns yet maintains a cohesive Halloween theme.
Items Needed for this Design
Nail Preparation
- nail file
- buffer
- cuticle pusher
Nail Polish Colors
- black polish
- orange polish
- white polish
Nail Art Tools
- thin nail art brush
- dotting tool
- glitter polish
- small detail brush
Cleanup
- nail polish remover
- small brush or cotton swabs
Step by Step DIY(Do It Yourself) Guide
1
Prepare your nails.
- Shape your nails using a nail file.
- Buff the surface gently for a smooth finish.
- Push back cuticles with a cuticle pusher.
2
Apply a base coat.
- Apply a thin layer of base coat to each nail to protect them from staining.
3
Create the base colors.
- Apply two coats of black polish on the candy corn and spider web nails.
- Paint the haunted house nail with orange polish.
- Ensure all layers are completely dry before proceeding.
4
Add the candy corn pattern.
- Use a dotting tool to create the candy corn shapes with orange and white polish.
- Apply glitter polish over the black background to create a shimmering effect.
5
Paint the haunted house scene.
- With a thin brush, use black polish to draw a skyline of a haunted house and bats.
- Add a yellow or white moon using a dotting tool.
6
Draw the spider web and spider.
- With a small detail brush, use white polish to draw intricate web patterns.
- Add a spider using black polish on the white web.
7
Finish with a top coat.
- Seal your designs with a high-gloss top coat for shine and longevity.
- Clean any polish outside the nail using a brush dipped in remover.
Pro Tips
Let each layer of polish dry completely to prevent smudging.
Use sticky tape or nail guides to help with precise lines and details.
If you make a mistake, use a small brush dipped in remover for clean corrections.
Experiment with matte and glossy finishes for added contrast.
