Halloween Ready Nails - CLICK TO TWEET!

Very classic halloween staple, the Jack-O-Lantern! For this mani I used the plastic bag technique using variations of orange nail polishes, and then used black acrylic paints to sketch all my pumpkins.

You won't believe how easy it was!

What is more creepy for Halloween that a scene of foggy night at a graveyard?! Ohh you wouldn't caught me there for nothing! For this manicure I started with a gradient using white and purple nail polishes. After that, I used black acrylic paint (once again! I sense a pattern here lol) and draw thumb stones shapes, crosses and branches. Finishing with a matte top coat to add that cold feeling, but it can be wear with a glossy top as well.

Spider Web

Black Cats

Well, not everything has to be creepy, right? You can add a touch of glam to your manicure. For this design I went with a nude shade as my base and on top I added some black cat shapes and a few black stones to glam it up.

Glitter Skull

Let me talk about the outfit. This is a first for me so be kind and let me know what you think :). Number one item to get are some boots, oh I love to wear them with just about anything. I think it adds statement to any outfit. I do feel pretty while wearing boots, thats a fact lol. This ones I got from Kress Stores in Puerto Rico last year.


Going up, some skinny jeans, a little warm on the inside, and a super comfy plaid shirt. A very basic piece of clothing to have this season. You can wear it as is or layered over other shirts! I really love this one I got from Gabriel Brothers, and for $7.99...you can not beat that!

This jeans are one of my favorites, skinny jeans from Rainbow Stores. They are very comfortable and supper fitting! And me, I always have trouble finding the perfect jean.


Now lets focus on my nails! One of the classic trends for fall is animal print. It is so easy to create, and it looks so classy. I decided to go with green, because lets face it, it is an unexpected color to use, and what better time to let it be than fall. I used Wet n' Wild in "  ". For the white I used Sally Hansen "White On" and with black polish and a dotting tool, I created the animal print design.


Here is how I did it:



I believe in achieving a look with what you have. It doesn't have to be expensive, and you can always work with what your closet provides. So have fun with what you have and get creative! And don't forget to style yourself with a beautiful mani!

As always, thank you so much for reading, hope you enjoyed this post. If so, let me know to see if its a thing I can start doing here, leave your comments and share the love. Ohh and suggestions are welcome. Take care!

Happy Painting!

I think both alternatives serves well their purposes. Both of them really protects your cuticles and skin around nails from the messy masterpieces. You can choose which one works the best, depending on the nail art you are creating and on how many nails you need to use it. That is the main factor I'll take into consideration when deciding which one to use. 

I hope you find this post helpful. Let me know what you think! And remember to keep those nails pretty! Thank you for reading and happy painting! 

xoxo