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Read more ›The best Halloween nails this year aren't orange and black. They're deep cherry, plum and blood-red. That's a mood that suits a costume party on Saturday and still looks polished at work on Monday.
That's the problem with novelty Halloween nail art: it's done after one night. Vampy shades give you the Halloween look without the post-party regret. With press ons, you can have them on in five minutes.
Cherry Luxe: the classic vampire red. A rich, glossy cherry that reads dramatic in low light. It comes in Extra Short for a sharp, tidy look, or Short Almond for a slightly longer, tapered finish.
Mocha Plum: dark and moody. A deep plum-red for anyone who wants witchy rather than bright. Mocha Plum Extra Short is the most wearable dark shade in the range.
Ruby Glow: red with a warm glow. Brighter than Cherry Luxe but still deep. It pairs with red lipstick and black costumes. Shop Ruby Glow Short Almond or Ruby Glow Extra Short.
Crimson Pearl: for the costume that needs a statement. Red and white with 3D detail, for a vampire bride or gothic romance look. See Crimson Pearl.
Costumes mean props, face paint, fiddly zips and bobby pins. Short and extra-short shapes handle all of it without catching. They also look deliberately sharp in a dark shade. Not sure which shape suits you? Our short press on nails guide walks through the options.
Apply them the afternoon before, not ten minutes before you walk out the door. Press ons hold best once the adhesive has had time to set. Follow our step-by-step application guide. If you're still deciding on your size, measure first with the size guide.
When the night's over, you don't have to take them off. That's the point of choosing vampy over pumpkins.