fantastic christmas nail art designs

Straight out of medieval England, these Christmas pudding nails are absolutely delish And theyre not really that tough to make, either.

With a simple combination of navy polish and silver glitter, youve got yourself the easiest snowfall nails.

A little accent of holly on your French tips is the perfect small detail to get you looking as festive as you feel. You dont always have to go all out sometimes, less is more.

These snowflakes are perfect for a chilly Christmas, and you can use just about any base color it doesnt have to be a traditional color these would even look great on black nails. Remember, if you dont have a small tool, simply use the tip of a mechanical pencil.

These trees are actually even easier to make since you dont have to cut the tape triangles just two thin stripes and youre good to go Then you can decorate your trees as you wish.

You dont have to be too obvious with the red and green combo, so a few glitter flakes on a white or beige base could be the perfect touch. If you cant find the two colors in one bottle, just get one of each and combine.

This one is a little different to the regular candy cane stripes across the entire nail and thats exactly what I love so much about this a little bit of creativity ingenuity.

This snowman is just too cute, and I love the snowed under effect of the rest of the nails. If you dont have a superfine brush to make your jolly snowman, simply use a toothpick or bobby pin.

These two together are just so damn adorable, but if you dont have the patience, just make one of them as an accent nail.

For those of you who prefer a minimalist approach with clean lines, have a go at these metallic trees. As long as you have some tape handy youll be able to pull this off easily. Top Tip Use cello tape instead of painters tape the polish wont bleed as much.