Neon bat press-on nails are bright green fake nails with a long, pointed almond shape, printed with black bats or quirky black lines.
These two motifs alternate, so you wear bats and a web of lines together on one hand. They are designed for women and complete your look during Halloween or at an 80s party.
What do the bat nails look like?
The bat nails are twelve individual artificial nails in bright light green with a black print, which you stick over your own nails.
- The color is a bright light green, with the print in deep black over it.
- There are two motifs: small bat silhouettes with spread wings and a web of intersecting black lines.
- Each nail is long and tapers to a point in an almond shape.
- You get twelve nails in different widths, so there is a suitable one for each finger.
- The material is 100% acrylonitrile butadiene styrene.
- The nails are designed for women.
Bats and toxic green in the Halloween makeup
The bat is a nocturnal animal and therefore has long been part of the imagery of Halloween, together with vampires, witches, and haunted houses. Bright green is in that same tradition the color of magic potions and monsters, and against black it stands out even more. Bright fluorescent colors were also typical of 80s fashion, which also makes these nails usable outside of the spooky evening.
Make your witch look recognizable with green nails
If you want everyone to immediately see a witch or vampire, incorporate the green of the nails into your hair, for example with a green wig with bangs. A painted spiderweb by your eye and a small bat on your cheek repeat the motifs of the nails on your face. Dark red lips and black clothing give the whole thing the contrast that belongs with a spooky look.
Order the neon bat press-on nails and give your witch outfit for Halloween green claws full of bats.