OPI: Suzi Says Feng Shui Part 2

I wanted to repost some more color accurate pictures of Suzi Sayz Feng Shui because it is a polish that I generally overlook in my polish drawer, but as soon as I put in on, I think "Damn! What took me so long to wear this?" and I wanted to give you a better understanding of why. 

OPI: Suzi Says Feng Shui

Hey, today I'm showing you OPI Suzi Says Feng Shui. When the Hong Kong collection came out, I was infatuated with Jade is the New Black, and Suzi Says Feng Shui didn't really interest me. I had a lot of blues, but I figured what the hell, I could always use one more. And I'm really glad I had that attitude because I have yet to find another blue quite like this one. It is very dark and dusty. Almost like OPI Moody Blues had been mixed with a little gray or black. It is strange, but in a good way. Muted. Fabulous.

OPI: Jade is the New Black

 Okay so this swatching session is what made me decide to take my pictures inside. Look at how vibrant and bright OPI Jade is the New Black looks inside. This is what it looks like in real life. 

Fabulous. Gorgeous. A definite must have!

And here is what it looks like when I took picures outside.

I just think it looks really washed out. Not at all as bright and vibrant as it is in real life. Do you see the difference? 

Well... I like how it looks inside better. It is a dar better representation of what you'll get when you wear it. But either way I loveeeeeee this color. I know I say that a lot, but this was one polish where I was on the fence.. I wanted it (mostly for St. Pattys day) but I didn't want to pay a lot for it. Eventually my desire to try it overpowered my desire to be practical (isn't that always the case??) and I caved and bought it. Full price! At a damn JC Penny salon. What the fuck was I thinking?? Who knows. But I am glad that I have it.