Graveyard Shift Press On Nails

Why Graveyard Shift Earns a Spot in Your Halloween Kit

Every set is made by hand in small batches, so the bones sit crisp and raised rather than printed flat. They are reusable too, which means the same pair of skeleton hands can come back for the next costume party, a horror movie marathon or a gothic night out. At $30 it costs a fraction of a custom salon set and takes minutes instead of hours.

The Detail Behind These Skeleton Press On Nails

The trick is the gradient. A sheer nude base melts into deep black toward the tip, so the white bones look like they are glowing out of the dark. The bone shapes follow the length of each nail, the moons add a quieter moment on the accent fingers, and a high gloss top coat ties it all together. It is a design that photographs brilliantly and still looks neat when you are just typing or holding a coffee.

Inside the Box

You receive a full set of reusable stiletto nails along with adhesive tabs and nail glue, a mini file and buffer, a cuticle stick and a prep pad. Measure the widest point of each natural nail in millimetres and compare it with our sizing chart to pick XS, S, M or L. Large is running low on this design, so grab it soon if that is your size.

Putting Them On at Home

Buff lightly, swipe each nail with the prep pad and let it dry. Use tabs if you want them for one night, or a small drop of glue for a week or more of wear. Hold each nail in place for a slow count of ten. Long stilettos feel different at first, so give yourself a day to settle in.