We’re over halfway to Halloween, which it’s time to get serious about Halloween nail designs! & what is more Halloween than spooky graveyard nails! Thanks to What’s Up Nails & Nail Polish Canada, I had a quick & easy time creating the spookiest of nails! 🎃
The polishes used for this manicure were:
- Base Coat: OPI Natural Nail Base Coat
- Top Coat: Cutex Quick Dry Top Coat
- Essie Go Ginza
- OPI Auroa Berry-alis
- China Glaze Sleeping Under the Stars
- Essence Back to Black
- What’s Up Nails Graveyard Stencils c/o: Nail Polish Canada
These graveyard vinyls are great because they have multiple ways you can use them—my favourite is to use them as a stencil & paint in the design. I found it worked best by sponging on the black using a tiny piece of make up sponge. You could also apply the stencil to your nail & paint over top or you could use the vinyl itself & seal it all in with top coat. Each sheet of Graveyard vinyls comes with 20 vinyls (inner & outer) in small & large size which means you have a ton of graveyard nails to do in the lead up to Halloween.
I’ve been lucky enough to team up with Nail Polish Canada to share a code for TEN of my readers to score their very own graveyard vinyls just in time for Halloween! You can click here & enter the code E75337KJX9A1B in order to claim your own set of vinyls.
What do you think of these graveyard nails? What Halloween design are you most excited to wear this year? Let me know in the comments below. 🖤
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Dang, valid for Canadians only!! (I’m pretty close to the border, but deffo on the south side of said border.) Is there a way to re-store the vinyls once you’ve used them? I haven’t ever tried nail vinyls, these look like a great way for folks who don’t excel at freehand to get cool nail designs. (Possibly also easier than stamping.)
Sadly they are one time use only usually (directly on the nail) but I know that using them to make decals on a nail art mat/silicone mat usually allows you to make more with one vinyl! & I find they are definitely easier than stamping!