14 hot Halloween nail art ideas: Vampire teeth, skull heads, negative space and more
These nail art ideas are too booo-tiful not to try.
It's almost Halloween and it's the perfect time to play up your nails. Why not, right?!
If you are ready to skip out on a full-blown Halloween costume, a great alternative is to try out two full hands of festive nail art.
Whether you are looking to show off a pumpkin-filled accent nail or go all out with skull heads or even vampire teeth, the options are ongoing and endless.
Ahead, we have curated a list of some of the most standout nail art looks to add to your mood board this season.
Scroll ahead and get ready to screenshot some serious mani inspo.
@gxbbygossipnails
Swipe up your favorite oranges, blacks and white lacquers for this fun look that screams "Halloween!"
@jeaniecures
If there was ever a time to try bloody-like nails, it's probably now?
@naileditbyliv
These spider web chrome nails are giving chic Halloween for grownups vibes.
@spellboundxnails
Make it a hot ghoul Halloween with this scary good nail look.
@katiealice_nail_design
Here's to no more ghosting your next nail art appointment.
@betina_goldstein
Try out these python print nails hand-painted by Los Angeles-based nail artist Betina R. Goldstein.
@galanea_marta
Press play on the video above to see how this spooky spider manicure comest together.
@gellynailsbystacie
If you want to keep your look chic with just a hint of Halloween, try out two accent skull head accent nails along with a neutral-toned based.
@mikkismanis
These nails are the perfect combination of a pumpkin-filled fall and lots of fun.
@paintboxnails
This pumpkin spice-like look can take you from fall to winter -- and back again.
@nailexecutive
If "eye see you" was a manicure, this would probably be Cousin Itt.
@esthe.abbi
These stiletto-style digits are equal parts bloody and boo-tiful!
@luxapolish
Hello, Halloween nails. Nice to see you.
@glam_nail_inspo
Now, here's how you have Halloween on your nails.
Editor's note: This story was originally published on Oct. 14, 2019.
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