The water decals came in a small package (see picture) and there were 10 in one package.

Unfortunately there is no instruction on the package on how to use them. However, on KKCenter website, you have all the instructions detailed. I explained how to proceed in a previous post about full nail water decals that you can see here.

One kit costs $2.64.

Final verdict: For this mani, I applied two coats of OPI So Many Clowns...So Little Time, let them dry and then applied the water decals. The water decals weren't really difficult to apply per se except that they tend to break at the boundary between the white part of the water decal and the lace pattern....If you look carefully at my index finger you will notice a crack in the pattern. So this is quite unfortunate because otherwise the design is pretty...Even if you are very careful, it's difficult to avoid this problem IMO...Also, I think it would have been better if there were 12 water decals per package so that in case you damage one of the decal, you still have enough for your 10 fingers. However, they are not expensive ($2.64) and you can really have fun with these water decals.

On the pictures, I didn't put any top coat but I tried afterwards and it didn't damage the water decal. I think they can last nicely on your nails for several days.

Moreover, you can also have a 10% reduction if you use my coupon code: BLGB538NA10 (it ends 28th Feb 2012). I put the coupon code also in my side bar.

Here are some examples (they have a lot more) of water decals you can find on KKCenterHK website.

They have a lot of Xmas-themed water decals! They cost $2.64 except the metallic water decals that are $6.0.

They also have nice glitters, in different shapes (hex, bars), sizes, and colors.