I purchased mine of the LA Girl website for a $1 each and got four different colour combos. I'm not into nail art but thought i'd give it a go at that price. Each pack comes with 4 different colour nail polishes and an information sheet that advises the different styles that can be done (5 Leopard, Zebra, Marble, Chevron, Polka Dot) with an instruction sheet, chevron strips and a nail artistry brush.
I used the Mod Set (colours included:black, dark grey, baby pink and a glittery silver) Tried the Polka Dot design and it was surprisingly easy to do. I would have appreciated a top coat being included in the kit. The nail artistry brush had some stray bristles and the end was not pointed enough so dots look messy.
I still need to try the other 4 designs recommended but i'm sure i'll get round to this in the coming weeks. Other than that I really like this kit and think its perfect if you want to try beginner nail art at a discounted price.
At $5, I just couldn't go wrong with this polka dot nail art set. The adorable polka-dot packaging of the set was initially what caught my eye. The set comes with a neon pink, peach and a confetti glitter nail polish. The three mini nail polishes are all of decent quality and paint on the nail well. The set comes with a nail art brush which is useful, but not needed for the polka dot nail art which is what the set is all about! The main thing that attracted me to this was that it had a dotting tool in it, I have been lusting after a dotting tool for years and while this is just a cheap one, it does a decent job. The polka dot nail art is easy to do, and I am pretty clumsy when it comes to nail art! You simply dip the dotting tool into the polish, press onto the nail and voila, cute polka dot nails. The dotting tool isn't a syringe one though so it gets quite messy with each use. The only issue I had was that the instruction tell you to use the peach polish for the polka dots yet the peach is too pale to show up on the pink. Other than that, this set is a super cheap fun way to try out nail art.
Tips: Keep nail polish remover on hand to wipe down the dotting tool as it gets caked in polish quite quickly.