How people choose to celebrate holidays is so subjective. People may be completely immersed in the festive atmosphere and wear an "ugly" Christmas sweater at all festive events, or erect the Christmas tree immediately after Halloween. Others are more minimalistic, taking a subtle approach, choosing simple pleasures, such as seasonal coffee drinks, cozy Hallmark holiday movies, and occasional shiny ensembles. No matter which stage of the celebration you belong to, your nails should match your energy. Fortunately, there are many holiday nail art ideas that can take you through the rest of the year.

Yes, between the three-dimensional Santa motifs and reindeer sticker art and the classic silver and red polished coatings, this year's holiday nail art selection truly occupies the entire color gamut. No matter what makeup look you want, celebrity manicurist Vanessa Sanchez McCullough recommends that you keep your nails polished during the colder months to provide extra protection. "Traditional nail polishes, gel polishes, even hard gels and acrylic coatings can withstand dry and cold weather well," she said. "And be sure to apply a good cuticle oil on your nails so that you are ready for this season."

Although there is really no wrong way to manicure during holidays, if you have a hard time deciding, TZR has compiled an interesting list of nine reliable options for you to try. But don't worry-none of these options are tacky. No, these cheerful and bright personalized nails are suitable for any level of festive atmosphere. Regardless of your comfort level or DIY skills, there is always one for you.

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Pair your winter white with a gorgeous and elegant frost or rhinestone manicure. After all, diamonds are everyone's best friend.

Avoiding the traditional prints and patterns of the season, this year's nail art is more conceptual. Sprinkle some green, red, and gold on your nails and call it a (holiday) day.

For many people, vacation is a good time to relax, unwind and relax with their loved ones. This delicate and festive manicure will make you feel comfortable by the fireplace.

Let the garlands and tinsel of the season inspire your next holiday manicure inspiration. The advantage of this is that you can play with the decorations you want to stand out. Just remember to prepare your nails before trying. Celebrity manicurist Kimmie Kyees said: “Buy a cheap nail brush, soak it in rubbing alcohol, and then brush the nail plate before polishing.” “Pay special attention to the cuticle area to ensure that the nails are free from any debris, oil or contamination. Things."

This is a holiday, and one thing you might find yourself doing is putting on some festive Christmas lights. But don't stop on the tree-your nails can also be added to it.

According to Emily H. Rudman, the founder of the nail polish brand Emilie Heathe, dots and accent nails can be a great embellishment for dark manicure, associated with the theme of winter holidays. She also recommends testing this on long nails to leave more room for the design.

Sometimes more is more, especially around holidays. Go all out and use different seasonal symbols for each nail. For maintenance, McCullough recommends keeping the cuticle trimmed and properly adjusted.

"Metal polishes reached the highest popularity during the holidays," Rudman told TZR. "Metallic colors are festive because they match the glittering holiday lights and decorations." Gold chrome can also be perfectly matched with various holiday outfits, perfect for all your upcoming parties.

Candy canes and Christmas go hand in hand, why not bring cheers to your fingertips? Red and white striped candy cane nails are definitely a way to celebrate this holiday. Rudman recommends using a long-lasting top coat to extend the life of the nail art.