This sheet has two different very detailed designs on it, one that almost looks like a paisley design and the other looks like a fantasy flower or something, very beautiful.
With the last water decals (see video here) I cut the decals in the correct size and submerged them in water for a couple of seconds. This is one technique you can use to apply water decals. For todays designs however I used another technique (maybe ever quicker) to apply the decals to my nails.
I think this is a easier method to use, but you can't really tell if the image is correctly applied on the nails, you don't know if the image is straight or if there are parts which fold or something like that, when you pull away the cotton pad with the remaining sheet you can see any mistakes you could've made, but by then it's almost impossibe to change anything because the image is already stuck on the nail.
For the fist design I used three nailpolishes to create a dry brush effect, you can't really see it underneath the image but I do think it adds something to the design.
For this effect I used One mint wonder(Catrice) as the base and applied Holo in one(Catrice) and Do not disturb(Rimmel London) ontop with the dry brush.
For the second design I've used a glitter It's showtime(Catrice) for a accent nail and the other nails were fully covered with the water decal. For the base colour I used Hide & green(Catrice)
Just like the first water decals, these were also to narrow to fit my whole nail. But the images are so beautifl and detailed that I could almost forget that they were to small.
If you want to try out these water decals yourself, get them with 10% off if you use the code ASNW10
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