10 Stunning December Nails Ideas for Short Nails You’ll Love As an interior design and beauty enthusiast, I often dive into different types of aesthetic inspiration to add more color and style to daily life. And with the holiday season fast approaching, there's nothing quite like giving your nails a festive touch to get you in the December spirit! If you have short nails, you might feel limited by design choices, but trust me—there are plenty of chic, elegant, and creative ideas that look fantastic on shorter lengths. Today, I'll share some of my top December nail ideas for short nails, perfect for adding a festive touch without needing an extreme length. Let's dive into this collection of elegant, fun, and classy designs that are sure to spread some holiday cheer. And as a bonus, I’ll recommend a few Amazon products to help you achieve these looks easily at home. This post may contain affiliate links at no extra cost to you. Please read our full disclosure here t
How do you get that radiant look for Spring and Summer?
Spring
and Summer featured lots of pretty new looks. Smokey dramatic eyes
are favoured by some designers while bright red lips are other
designers' choice.
Nude makeup is back, but so is that naturally pretty look that you might see on a radiant bride. Sort of. This season's look is more like a garden nymph.
One look that stood out
was that green eyed beauty look. That's a head turning look at a garden
party. Perfect for spring and summer.
Here's how you get that look in just 10 steps.
1. Cleanse, tone and moisturize your face. Get the base right if you want the makeup to look great.
2. Any zits? Hide them with a concealer. Keep your eyes fresh with an undereye concealer is your must. Get them sparkly with eye drops.
3. Apply your makeup foundation with a wet sponge or finger tips. Whichever you are more adept with.
4. Pick a little loose powder with a large powder brush. Dust off the excess and apply it over entire face, including eyelids (keep eyes closed).
5. Take a large blush brush. Dip it into bronze powder, coral blush or peach blush, whichever looks best on you. Dust off the excess on the back of your hand. Then use the brush and apply blush on forehead, cheeks and chin for an all over glow.
6. Apply green eyeshadow over the entire eyelid from lashes to crease.
7. Use a white or beige shimmer eyeshadow to highlight the brow bone.
8. Draw a fine line with kohl on your lower lashline and just above upper lash line. If you are blonde, use a brown liner. If you are brunette, use black.
9. Apply 2 coats of mascara on your lashes, allow the mascara to dry between applications.
10. Use a lipbrush to line and fill in lips with a peach or coral lipstick.
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| photo credit: discover10.com |
Nude makeup is back, but so is that naturally pretty look that you might see on a radiant bride. Sort of. This season's look is more like a garden nymph.
 |
| photo credit: discover10.com |
Here's how you get that look in just 10 steps.
1. Cleanse, tone and moisturize your face. Get the base right if you want the makeup to look great.
2. Any zits? Hide them with a concealer. Keep your eyes fresh with an undereye concealer is your must. Get them sparkly with eye drops.
 |
| photo credit: welovestyles.com |
4. Pick a little loose powder with a large powder brush. Dust off the excess and apply it over entire face, including eyelids (keep eyes closed).
5. Take a large blush brush. Dip it into bronze powder, coral blush or peach blush, whichever looks best on you. Dust off the excess on the back of your hand. Then use the brush and apply blush on forehead, cheeks and chin for an all over glow.
6. Apply green eyeshadow over the entire eyelid from lashes to crease.
 |
| photo credit: blog.themodelstage.com |
8. Draw a fine line with kohl on your lower lashline and just above upper lash line. If you are blonde, use a brown liner. If you are brunette, use black.
9. Apply 2 coats of mascara on your lashes, allow the mascara to dry between applications.
10. Use a lipbrush to line and fill in lips with a peach or coral lipstick.
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