Christmas nails that chip on Boxing Day are no fun at all. You spend an evening painting the perfect red or glitter, then the dishes, the gift wrapping, and the cold weather start picking at the edges, and by New Year's Eve your manicure looks tired. The good news is that lasting nails are not about luck. They are about choosing the right system, prepping the nail properly, and picking designs that hide wear instead of showing it.
I have gathered twenty-three long-lasting Christmas nail designs and methods that can carry you from your first December party right through to the New Year countdown. Some use gel, dip powder, or acrylics for built-in strength, while others are clever design choices that keep small chips invisible. Every idea here includes the wear time you can expect and the care habits that keep it looking fresh. Pair your finished manicure with polished occasion hairstyles for women in their fifties and your whole holiday look is sorted. One quick tip before you start: do your manicure on December 20th or 21st, since that timing leaves almost no visible regrowth by Christmas and still looks neat on New Year's Eve.
Quick Picks
Best for the longest wear: 3. Acrylic Christmas Red
Best for strength without extensions: 2. Dip Powder Burgundy
Best for hiding chips: 6. Silver Chrome
Best for an easy at-home win: 9. Short Square Red
Best for the New Year's pivot: 5. Glitter Gradient Over Red
How to Choose a Long-Lasting Christmas Manicure
Start by matching the system to your December. If your hands will be in dishwater, wrapping paper, and cold air all month, a regular polish manicure will struggle no matter how careful you are, so pick gel, dip powder, or acrylics instead. Gel lasts two to three weeks, dip powder three to four, and acrylics three to five, which means one early-December appointment can cover both holidays.
Choose gel if you want a thin, glossy finish with a wide color range.
Choose dip powder if you want the hardest, most chip-resistant surface without a UV lamp.
Choose acrylics if you want extra length or a reinforced structure that survives everything.
Choose a short square or squoval shape, since long sharp tips catch, bend, and break first.
Remember that dark jewel tones and glitter hide tiny chips far better than pale flat colors.
1. Classic Gel Red
A glossy true red in gel is the most reliable Christmas manicure there is, because gel cures into a hard, chip-resistant layer that regular polish simply cannot match. The color stays deep and shiny for two to three weeks, and the smooth creme finish shows no wear at the tips for days. Two thin coats of gel color under a glossy gel top coat give you a manicure that survives cooking, cleaning, and a dozen handshakes at every party. It is the design I recommend first when someone wants Christmas nails that simply do not quit.
Best for: Everyone, and the safest long-wear choice.
Colors: True Christmas red, clear gel top coat.
Tools: Red gel polish, base coat, top coat, UV or LED lamp.
Skill level: Medium
Time: 45 minutes
Tip: Cap the free edge with every layer, including the top coat, since that sealed tip is what stops chips from starting.
2. Dip Powder Burgundy
Dip powder burgundy is one of the toughest festive manicures you can wear, because the powder and resin cure into a dense, hard layer that resists scratches and chips for three to four weeks. The deep wine color looks rich and expensive, and the glossy finish stays bright through handwashing, cooking, and cold weather. Dip needs no UV lamp, and the color does not dull the way regular polish does after a week. If you want one manicure for the whole festive season, this is the one to book.
Best for: Busy Decembers and anyone who hates chips.
Colors: Deep burgundy dip powder, clear dip top coat.
Tools: Dip powder kit, base resin, activator, top coat.
Skill level: Medium
Time: 45 minutes
Tip: Keep the layers thin and brush off excess powder between dips, since thick dip lifts at the edges.
Make it your own: Add a single gold glitter nail on each hand for a festive touch that still lasts.
3. Acrylic Christmas Red
Acrylics are the longest-wearing option in this whole list, lasting three to five weeks with proper care, which means a single early-December set can take you from the first party to New Year's Day. The acrylic hardens into a tough polymer surface that resists impacts, hot water, and daily wear far better than gel or regular polish. A classic Christmas red on a neat short square acrylic looks polished and festive, and the length stays exactly where you shaped it. This is the manicure for anyone who wants to forget about their nails until January.
Best for: Maximum wear and anyone who wants extra length.
Colors: Classic Christmas red acrylic, clear glossy top coat.
Tools: Acrylic powder and liquid, brush, file, top coat.
Skill level: Advanced
Time: 90 minutes
Tip: Book an infill around December 27th if you want the set looking perfect for New Year's Eve.
4. Gel-X with Dip Powder Top
Gel-X extensions with a dip powder top coat combine the best of both systems into one seriously strong manicure. The Gel-X tip gives you length and a flexible base that moves with your natural nail, while the dip powder layer forms a hard, chip-resistant shell over it. Together they last three to four weeks, even with holiday cooking, travel, and constant handwashing. The combination holds its shine and shape through Christmas and New Year's Eve without the brittleness of acrylics. It is my top pick for a long, glamorous festive set.
Best for: Long festive nails that need to survive December.
Colors: Your favorite Christmas shade, clear dip top coat.
Tools: Gel-X tips, soft gel, dip powder, lamp.
Skill level: Advanced
Time: 90 minutes
Tip: Keep the dip layer thin over Gel-X, since a thick layer makes the nail feel heavy and rigid.
5. Glitter Gradient Over Red
A glitter gradient over a red base is the cleverest long-wear design in this list, because it does two jobs at once. The glitter packed near the cuticle hides the regrowth gap that appears after ten days, while the red tips stay bold and festive. When December 30th arrives, you simply add a little more glitter at the base and your manicure looks brand new for New Year's Eve without a full redo. The sparkle also hides tiny chips better than any flat color. This is the design to choose when you want one manicure to cover both holidays.
Best for: Covering regrowth and the Christmas-to-New-Year stretch.
Colors: Christmas red, gold or silver glitter polish.
Tools: Red polish, glitter polish, sponge, top coat.
Skill level: Medium
Time: 35 minutes
Tip: Sponge the glitter on in thin layers rather than brushing it, since sponging packs far more sparkle onto the nail.
Make it your own: Use silver glitter over a deep green base for a cooler, wintery version.
6. Silver Chrome
Silver chrome is the smartest color for hiding wear, because its mirror shine disguises tiny tip chips and dull spots that would show instantly on a flat polish. A chrome manicure usually lasts around two weeks, and the reflective surface keeps looking polished even as it ages. It also reads as winter rather than Christmas, so the same set looks right at a New Year's Eve party and into January. Pair it with party-ready birthday hairstyles with curls and sparkle and you have a full party look. Refresh the top coat every two or three days and the shine stays like new.
Best for: Parties, New Year's Eve, and hiding wear.
Colors: Silver chrome powder, black gel base, no-wipe top coat.
Tools: Chrome powder, applicator, gel base, top coat, lamp.
Skill level: Medium
Time: 40 minutes
Tip: Apply chrome over a perfectly smooth black base, since every bump shows through the mirror finish.
7. Gold Foil on Deep Green
Gold foil pressed over a deep emerald green base gives you a luxurious festive look that also wears well, because the foil sits under a thick glossy top coat that protects it from chipping. The dark green base hides small chips at the tips, and the gold catches candlelight beautifully at evening parties. Gel green lasts two to three weeks, and the foil adds a festive detail that never looks tired. This is the manicure to choose when you want Christmas elegance that survives the whole season.
Best for: Evening parties and elegant Christmas dinners.
Colors: Deep emerald green, gold foil flakes, glossy top coat.
Tools: Green gel polish, gold foil, tweezers, top coat, lamp.
Skill level: Medium
Time: 50 minutes
Tip: Press the foil on while the color coat is tacky, then seal it with two thin top coats so the edges cannot lift.
Make it your own: Keep the foil to two nails per hand for a quieter look that still feels festive.
8. Velvet Cat-Eye Emerald
A velvet cat-eye emerald is a magnetic polish that shifts and glows as you move your hand, and its deep green shimmer hides small chips and scratches far better than a flat creme. The magnetic particles create a soft, glowing stripe that draws the eye away from any tiny wear at the tips. In gel form it lasts two to three weeks, and the jewel-tone green feels festive for Christmas and rich enough for New Year's Eve. This is the shade to choose when you want something a little magical that still behaves itself.
Best for: Jewel-tone lovers and anyone who wants hidden wear.
Colors: Emerald cat-eye gel polish, glossy top coat.
Tools: Cat-eye gel polish, magnet, top coat, lamp.
Skill level: Medium
Time: 40 minutes
Tip: Hold the magnet still for ten seconds over each nail before curing, since moving it blurs the cat-eye line.
9. Short Square Red
Short square red nails are the most practical long-lasting Christmas manicure, because short nails simply break and chip less than long ones. The flat square tip has no catch point, so it survives cooking, wrapping, typing, and opening boxes without snagging. A classic red creme on a short square looks chic and polished, and the shape keeps the manicure looking neat even as it grows out. If your December is hands-on, this is the shape and color that will still look good on New Year's Eve.
Best for: Cooks, busy hands, and anyone who wants zero fuss.
Colors: Classic Christmas red, clear glossy top coat.
Tools: Red polish, base coat, top coat, glass file.
Skill level: Easy
Time: 20 minutes
Tip: Use a glass nail file to shape the tips, since it seals the edge and stops splits before they start.
Make it your own: Add a thin gold line along the tip for a festive detail that takes two minutes.
10. Squoval Burgundy
Squoval burgundy is a soft, rounded-square shape in a deep wine shade, and it is one of the most forgiving manicures for a long December. The rounded corners do not catch on fabric or wrapping paper, so chips start far later than on a sharp square or stiletto. Burgundy is a dark jewel tone that hides tip wear beautifully, and in gel it lasts two to three weeks without losing its shine. This is the manicure for anyone who wants elegant, low-maintenance nails from Christmas to New Year.
Best for: Everyday wear and elegant parties alike.
Colors: Deep burgundy, clear glossy top coat.
Tools: Burgundy gel polish, base coat, top coat, lamp.
Skill level: Easy
Time: 40 minutes
Tip: File the corners gently rounded rather than sharp, since a soft corner is what keeps this shape chip-free.
11. Milky White with Gold Tips
Milky white with thin gold tips is a soft, elegant festive look that wears surprisingly well, because the pale base shows regrowth less obviously than a dark color, and the gold tip disguises any wear at the free edge. The sheer white base looks clean and wintery, while the gold line adds just enough Christmas sparkle. In gel it lasts two to three weeks, and the light color means small chips are far less noticeable than on red or green. This is the manicure for a quiet, polished holiday look.
Best for: Minimalists and anyone who wants subtle festive nails.
Colors: Milky white sheer, metallic gold, glossy top coat.
Tools: Milky white gel, gold polish, thin brush, top coat, lamp.
Skill level: Medium
Time: 45 minutes
Tip: Keep the gold tip thin and neat, since a slim line looks more expensive and chips less than a thick band.
Make it your own: Swap the gold for silver if your New Year's outfit is cool-toned.
12. Icy Blue Chrome
Icy blue chrome is the winter shade that carries you past Christmas without a second manicure, because its frosty blue finish reads as winter rather than Christmas. The chrome surface hides tip wear and keeps its mirror shine for around two weeks, and a quick top coat refresh every two or three days brings back any lost gloss. The pale blue looks beautiful against winter whites and silver jewelry, and it feels fresh at a New Year's Eve party. This is the color to choose when you want one manicure for the whole winter season.
Best for: Winter lovers and the post-Christmas stretch.
Colors: Icy blue chrome powder, black gel base, no-wipe top coat.
Tools: Chrome powder, applicator, gel base, top coat, lamp.
Skill level: Medium
Time: 40 minutes
Tip: Wear gloves for dishes and cleaning, since hot water and detergents dull a chrome finish fast.
13. Deep Plum Gel
Deep plum gel is a rich berry-purple that looks expensive and festive, and its dark, saturated color hides tip chips far better than any pale shade. The jewel tone suits both Christmas and New Year's Eve, so you never feel locked into one holiday. In gel it lasts two to three weeks with a glossy top coat, and the deep color stays vibrant without fading. This is the shade to choose when you want a change from red and green but still want unmistakable holiday richness.
Best for: Evening events and anyone tired of classic red.
Colors: Deep plum, clear glossy top coat.
Tools: Plum gel polish, base coat, top coat, lamp.
Skill level: Easy
Time: 40 minutes
Tip: Use a ridge-filling base coat under plum, since dark colors show every ridge in the nail.
Make it your own: Add a silver glitter accent nail for a New Year's Eve twist.
14. Emerald French Tips
Emerald French tips on a sheer nude base give you a festive manicure that hides regrowth brilliantly, because the natural-looking base blends with your nail as it grows. The green tips stay bold and Christmassy, while the nude base means the gap at the cuticle is almost invisible for two weeks. In gel the design lasts two to three weeks, and the French shape keeps the nails looking neat and polished. This is the design for anyone who hates the grown-out look but loves a festive tip.
Best for: Hiding regrowth and elegant Christmas parties.
Colors: Sheer nude, emerald green, glossy top coat.
Tools: Nude gel, green gel, thin brush, top coat, lamp.
Skill level: Medium
Time: 50 minutes
Tip: Keep the green tip slim and even, since a thin tip chips far less than a thick, heavy one.
15. Candy Cane Dip Powder
Candy cane stripes in dip powder give you the most playful Christmas design with the toughest finish, because dip powder lasts three to four weeks and resists chips through every holiday task. The red and white diagonal stripes stay crisp under a clear dip top coat, and the hard surface does not scratch the way regular polish does. This is the manicure for anyone who wants a bold festive design that still looks perfect on New Year's Day.
Best for: Playful holidays and maximum durability.
Colors: Red and white dip powder, clear dip top coat.
Tools: Dip powder kit, thin brush, base resin, top coat.
Skill level: Advanced
Time: 60 minutes
Tip: Paint the stripes with a thin brush over a white dip base, then seal with two top coats so the lines stay sharp.
Make it your own: Keep the stripes to two accent nails and wear plain red dip on the rest for an easier version.
16. Snowflake Gel on Navy
Tiny white snowflakes on a deep navy gel base make a winter manicure that lasts two to three weeks and hides wear beautifully, because the dark navy base disguises chips while the white snowflakes draw the eye. Navy is a sophisticated festive color that works for Christmas dinner and still feels right at a New Year's Eve party. The snowflake art sits under a thick glossy top coat, so it cannot scratch off. This is the design for a polished winter look that survives the whole season.
Best for: Winter parties and sophisticated festive looks.
Colors: Deep navy, white art polish, glossy top coat.
Tools: Navy gel, white polish, dotting tool, top coat, lamp.
Skill level: Medium
Time: 50 minutes
Tip: Draw the snowflakes with a fine dotting tool and keep them small, since small art chips less than large designs.
17. Champagne Gold Glitter
Champagne gold glitter is the most forgiving festive finish of all, because glitter hides chips, scratches, and regrowth better than any flat color. The warm gold shimmer looks glamorous at Christmas and perfect at a New Year's Eve countdown, and the sparkle catches light in every photo. In gel or dip form it lasts two to four weeks, and the glitter texture means tiny wear is simply invisible. This is the manicure to choose when you want sparkle that never looks tired.
Best for: New Year parties and anyone who wants zero visible wear.
Colors: Champagne gold glitter, clear glossy top coat.
Tools: Gold glitter gel or dip, base coat, top coat, lamp.
Skill level: Easy
Time: 40 minutes
Tip: Seal glitter with two thin top coats, since one coat leaves a rough texture that catches on fabric.
Make it your own: Layer the glitter over a nude base for a softer, more everyday version.
18. Midnight Navy with Silver Stars
Midnight navy with tiny silver stars is a night-sky manicure that looks stunning at New Year's Eve and hides wear as well as any dark shade. The deep navy base disguises tip chips, while the silver stars sparkle like fireworks and draw attention away from any small imperfections. In gel it lasts two to three weeks, and the design feels festive without being tied to Christmas alone. This is the manicure for the countdown itself.
Best for: New Year's Eve and midnight celebrations.
Colors: Midnight navy, silver glitter stars, glossy top coat.
Tools: Navy gel, silver star decals or glitter, top coat, lamp.
Skill level: Medium
Time: 45 minutes
Tip: Place the stars with tweezers and seal them under top coat, since loose stars lift and catch on everything.
19. Cranberry Velvet Matte
Cranberry velvet in a matte finish is a soft, rich red that looks like crushed velvet on the nail, and its matte surface hides tiny scratches better than a high-gloss finish. The deep cranberry color is festive for Christmas and warm enough for New Year's Eve, and the matte texture gives the manicure a modern, expensive feel. In gel with a matte top coat it lasts two to three weeks, and the muted finish means small wear barely shows. This is the shade for a quiet, luxurious holiday look.
Best for: Soft, velvety looks and matte lovers.
Colors: Cranberry matte gel, matte top coat.
Tools: Cranberry gel polish, matte top coat, lamp.
Skill level: Easy
Time: 40 minutes
Tip: Keep hand cream off the nails, since oils and lotions make a matte finish look patchy and shiny.
Make it your own: Add a glossy top coat to just one nail for a subtle mixed-finish detail.
20. Ruby Shimmer Gel
Ruby shimmer gel is a deep red packed with fine sparkle, and it is one of the best long-wear festive shades because the shimmer hides chips while the dark red hides regrowth. The ruby sparkle looks like crushed jewels under party lights, and the color stays rich and glossy for two to three weeks in gel. It suits Christmas dinner, office parties, and New Year's Eve equally well. This is the shade to choose when you want red, but red with a little extra magic.
Best for: Jewel-tone lovers and all-season festive wear.
Colors: Ruby shimmer gel, clear glossy top coat.
Tools: Ruby shimmer gel polish, base coat, top coat, lamp.
Skill level: Easy
Time: 40 minutes
Tip: Apply two thin coats and let the first dry fully, since shimmer polishes look patchy in one thick coat.
21. Black with Gold Deco Line
Black nails with a thin gold line down the center are a dramatic, black-tie manicure that wears exceptionally well, because the dark base hides chips and the gold line is sealed safely under top coat. The look is bold and elegant, perfect for a formal New Year's Eve party, and it feels modern rather than tied to Christmas. In gel it lasts two to three weeks, and the strong contrast keeps the design looking sharp. This is the manicure for a glamorous countdown.
Best for: Black-tie parties and dramatic holiday looks.
Colors: Glossy black, metallic gold, glossy top coat.
Tools: Black gel, gold striping polish, thin brush, top coat, lamp.
Skill level: Medium
Time: 45 minutes
Tip: Draw the gold line with a striping brush in one steady stroke, since a wobbly line is hard to fix under top coat.
Make it your own: Use silver instead of gold for a cooler, icier version.
22. Nude with Glitter Top Coat Refresh
A sheer nude base with a glitter top coat is the easiest long-wear trick in this list, because it is also the refresh method itself. Start with nude gel or polish, then brush a glitter top coat over it every three or four days to renew the shine and cover any tiny chips. The nude base hides regrowth completely, and each glitter refresh makes the manicure look brand new. This single idea can stretch a manicure from Christmas Day to New Year's Eve with almost no effort.
Best for: The easiest refresh and anyone short on time.
Colors: Sheer nude, gold or silver glitter top coat.
Tools: Nude polish, glitter top coat, base coat.
Skill level: Easy
Time: 20 minutes
Tip: Cap the free edge with the glitter top coat each time you refresh, since the tip is where wear always starts.
23. Clear Builder Gel with Gold Flakes
Clear builder gel with gold flakes is the strongest natural-looking festive manicure, because builder gel adds a thick, protective layer that reinforces thin or brittle nails while the gold flakes add Christmas sparkle. The clear base shows your natural nail, so regrowth is nearly invisible, and the gold flakes catch the light beautifully. Builder gel lasts three to four weeks and protects the nail underneath from breaking. This is the manicure for anyone whose nails need strength as well as sparkle.
Best for: Weak or brittle nails and natural-looking festive wear.
Colors: Clear builder gel, gold flakes, glossy top coat.
Tools: Builder gel, gold flakes, tweezers, top coat, lamp.
Skill level: Advanced
Time: 60 minutes
Tip: Keep the builder layer thin and even, since a thick layer feels heavy and lifts at the edges.
Make it your own: Swap the gold flakes for silver for a cooler winter version.
Quick Comparison
| Design | Difficulty | Time | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Classic Gel Red | Medium | 45 min | Everyone |
| 2. Dip Powder Burgundy | Medium | 45 min | Busy Decembers |
| 3. Acrylic Christmas Red | Advanced | 90 min | Maximum wear |
| 4. Gel-X with Dip Powder Top | Advanced | 90 min | Long festive nails |
| 5. Glitter Gradient Over Red | Medium | 35 min | Covering regrowth |
| 6. Silver Chrome | Medium | 40 min | Hiding chips |
| 7. Gold Foil on Deep Green | Medium | 50 min | Evening parties |
| 8. Velvet Cat-Eye Emerald | Medium | 40 min | Jewel-tone lovers |
| 9. Short Square Red | Easy | 20 min | Hands-on Decembers |
| 10. Squoval Burgundy | Easy | 40 min | Everyday elegance |
| 11. Milky White with Gold Tips | Medium | 45 min | Minimalists |
| 12. Icy Blue Chrome | Medium | 40 min | Post-Christmas wear |
| 13. Deep Plum Gel | Easy | 40 min | Evening events |
| 14. Emerald French Tips | Medium | 50 min | Hiding regrowth |
| 15. Candy Cane Dip Powder | Advanced | 60 min | Playful durability |
| 16. Snowflake Gel on Navy | Medium | 50 min | Winter parties |
| 17. Champagne Gold Glitter | Easy | 40 min | New Year parties |
| 18. Midnight Navy with Silver Stars | Medium | 45 min | New Year's Eve |
| 19. Cranberry Velvet Matte | Easy | 40 min | Soft velvet looks |
| 20. Ruby Shimmer Gel | Easy | 40 min | All-season festive |
| 21. Black with Gold Deco Line | Medium | 45 min | Black-tie parties |
| 22. Nude with Glitter Top Coat Refresh | Easy | 20 min | Easy refresh |
| 23. Clear Builder Gel with Gold Flakes | Advanced | 60 min | Weak nails |
Mistakes to Avoid
Skipping nail prep: Oil on the nail plate ruins adhesion, so wipe every nail with alcohol and let it dry fully before base coat.
Painting thick coats: Thick polish bubbles, peels, and takes forever to dry, so use two or three thin coats instead.
Forgetting to cap the free edge: Chips start at the tip, so run every layer, including top coat, along the very edge of the nail.
Peeling off gel or dip: Peeling lifts layers of your natural nail with it, so always soak off properly instead.
Choosing long sharp tips for a busy December: Stiletto and long almond nails catch and break first, so keep it short and square or squoval.
Skipping cuticle oil: Dry cuticles pull away from the polish and cause lifting, so oil them every day, twice a day in winter.
Final Tips
Do your manicure on December 20th or 21st so it looks fresh for Christmas and still neat on New Year's Eve.
Refresh your top coat every two or three days, always capping the free edge, since that is where wear starts.
Wear gloves for dishes and cleaning, because hot water and detergents dull and weaken every manicure.
Keep a bottle of cuticle oil in your bag and use it daily, since healthy cuticles keep the polish sealed at the base.
If a tip chips, fix just that nail with a thin layer of top coat instead of redoing the whole manicure, and pair the finished look with a gentle routine for healthy, happy hair for a complete holiday style.
FAQs
How long do Christmas nails last?
Regular polish lasts about five to seven days with a top coat refresh, gel lasts two to three weeks, dip powder three to four weeks, and acrylics three to five weeks. For a manicure that covers both Christmas and New Year's Eve, gel, dip powder, or acrylics are the safest choices.
When should I do my Christmas nails so they last until New Year?
Do your manicure on December 20th or 21st. That timing leaves almost no visible regrowth by Christmas Day and still looks neat on New Year's Eve. If you care more about New Year's Eve than Christmas, wait until December 27th and accept natural nails for Christmas photos.
What is the best nail system for long-lasting Christmas nails?
Dip powder and acrylics last longest, at three to five weeks, while gel lasts two to three weeks and looks thinner and glossier. Gel-X with a dip powder top coat is the strongest combination, lasting three to four weeks with a hard, chip-resistant surface.
How do I stop my Christmas nails from chipping?
Dehydrate the nail with alcohol before base coat, paint thin coats, cap the free edge with every layer, and refresh the top coat every two or three days. Wear gloves for dishes and cleaning, use cuticle oil daily, and never use your nails as tools to open boxes or peel labels.
Can I make my Christmas manicure work for New Year's Eve without redoing it?
Yes. Add a gold or silver glitter top coat over your Christmas red on December 30th, or sponge glitter at the base to hide regrowth. Silver chrome and icy blue designs also read as winter rather than Christmas, so they look right at a New Year's Eve party without any changes.
One Manicure, Two Holidays
A Christmas manicure does not have to give up before New Year's Eve. Pick a strong system like gel, dip powder, or acrylics, prep the nail properly, cap every free edge, and choose a design that hides wear instead of showing it. Then keep up the small habits, a top coat refresh every few days, cuticle oil every night, and gloves for the dishes, and your nails will look as fresh at midnight on December 31st as they did on Christmas morning. Pair them with elegant formal medium hair looks and you are ready for every party of the season.
