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"\n\n Make your nails look like little gift bos with this simple manicure that starts with two perpendicular lines and ends with a bow. You can use the red, white, and gold color scheme here, or change up the shades for a whole new look.\n\n\n\n Even after the holidays are over, you can wear this winter-inspired look all season long. The metallic colors modernize this classic symbol of the cold.\n\n\n\n Julia takes the classic holiday movie, Elf, and turns it into an adorable manicure. No intricate drawing or painting is involved, so even beginners can try this look!\n\n\n\n This design involves creating the \"suits\" that Santa and elves typically wear. The entire tutorial takes just over a minute, so if you only have a moment to watch a video, this is the tutorial for you.\n\n\n\n This manicure looks good enough to eat! The red and green swirls pop against the silver background color that Pixie uses.\n\n\n\n The makeup maven also has some serious nail art skills! She has a trick for creating a look that can either be Rudolf or a gingerbread man depending on how you finish off the look.\n\n\n\n This beauty guru admits this is her first nail tutorial, but you wouldn't know it by the design! She creates menorah's on her ring fingers with tiny flames coming off each branch and Jewish stars on every other nail.\n\n\n\n This southern nail pro creates colorful lights that look like they're hanging on a snowy house. The sponging technique she uses is a simple way to add a second dimension to the look.\n\n\n\n Stacey creates one snowman and makes the rest of her nails look like a winter blizzard, but you can do a snowman on each finger if you prefer. The orange carrot nose is the perfect finishing touch.\n\n\n\n This realistic looking Santa tutorial looks fantastic and comes with written directions so you can read each step as you follow along."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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