I picked this nifty little pack of gems up from primark a few weeks ago for just £1. Who even knew that primark sold nail art items? I certainly didn't. I was chuffed to pieces and shall be looking in there again to see if I can grab some more nail art bargains. I mainly fancied using the stars but I'm sure I'll find use for the others.

Let me know what you think to these simple and super quick nails. The next few nail art posts might also be super quick nails for those who haven't got much time on their hands (mwahahahaha pun intended).

Step 1- Choose a lovely red colour. (I have also seen these done in other colours which look pretty darn cool too) I used an FCUK polish which annoyingly doesn't have a name :( It came in a set for christmas & I've just found it here for only £3!! BARGAIN ALERT! (p.s I love the quality of these polishes)

Step 2- Add accent nails to your thumb and ring finger (or any that take your fancy) using a red glitter polish. I used OPI in 'you only live twice' which I believe is from the Skyfall collection.

Step 3- Create the seen shape using a striper polish or simply using a black polish and nail art brush. I find it easiest to hold the striper brush on and then move the nail accordingly rather than trying to keep a steady hand. I used the models own nail art pen in Black.

Step 4- Time to add all those spots :) 2 white spots for eyes, followed by two black spots for the pupils (try not to make your poor ladybird boz eyed like I did hehe) Then add black polka dots wherever else you like. You can experiment to your hearts desire with the spots. Make them as large or as small as you like!

There are only 3 shades to choose from which isn't very extensive but I opted for the lightest shade for the winter months when I'm looking a bit ghostly :) mwahahaha! The consistency is very thick and creamy, similar consistency to my once loved Bobbi Brown Creamy concealer however it's a little drier when applied. When this bad boy says heavy duty, by George it means heavy duty! It is very thick and masks those under eye circles very well. However, there is a draw back to this. Due to it's thick consistency it can tend to crease in any fine lines underneath the eyes (definitely would not be suitable for older women). I find that I can get round this by making sure I apply a rich moisturiser under the eyes beforehand and also I find it most successful to apply with my ring finger so as not to leave any excess product sat on top of my skin. I try to gently rub it in a little more than I usually would with a concealer. I would recommend anyone using this to apply it after an eye cream to prevent creasing and avoid cakey looking under eyes. Other than that if you're looking for a heavy duty under eye concealer on a budget then definitely give this a whirl.