Halloween Nail Art from Georgina Duffy

Oct 13th, 2022

U.K. based nail artist Georgina Duffy shares eight of her Halloween nail looks.

Duffy has over a decade of experience as a nail technician. Based in West Mersea, Essex, England, Duffy provides nail services under the name When Beauty Calls By Georgina. Here are some of the terrifying Halloween nail designs she created for spooky season.

All images were provided by Georgina Duffy.

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