

Cute and spooky Halloween manicures: ghosts, spiderwebs, black cat eye and pumpkin orange, from subtle to full costume.























What the 23 looks in this collection are made of — tap one to see an example.
Halloween nails range from subtle — deep burgundy, black ombre, a tiny bat — to full art with ghosts, spiderwebs and jack-o’-lanterns. Pick the level that works for your week.
For a work-friendly look, wear a dark solid color and add one Halloween accent nail; press-ons are the easiest way to try an intricate design for one night.
In this collection the most-saved shades are black, burgundy and cherry red, followed by black and orange and burnt orange. Open any look to see the exact shade and similar polishes.
Short square is the most common shape here (8 of 23 looks) — it is the most chip-resistant shape and suits long, slim fingers and anyone who works with their hands. You'll also find almond, oval and coffin looks.
Halloween art lasts 2–3 weeks with gel; Velvet lasts 2–3 weeks. Capping the free edge and daily cuticle oil add days to any manicure.
Yes — 11 looks are medium, 9 looks are advanced, 3 looks are easy to recreate. Every idea page has step-by-step instructions, the shades and the tools you need.
White art on black pops most — use a thin liner brush. Orange and black look best on short to medium lengths. Dark reds and plums carry on into November after Halloween.
Easy Halloween nail ideas for every skill level — cute ghosts, black French tips, candy corn, spiderwebs and chic "barely spooky" looks you can do at home.