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It does not matter what faucet your life style is, somehow, someway, it is effected by color. Colors can sway things, cause reactions, change actions and can have an irritable or soothing effect on your eyes. The power of color has been experienced by all of us as color surrounds us in every form and can sometimes raise blood pressure or suppress an appetite. Being a very powerful form of communication color is irreplaceable. It's universally understood that red means to "stop" and green means to "go.". Tests indicate that a black and white image may sustain interest for less than two-thirds a second, whereas a colored image may hold the attention for two seconds or more. The importance of color cannot be ignored at any cost as it continuously keeps the viewer engaged keeping the element of attraction active all the time. Living color does more than just appealing the senses, it also boosts the memory for scenes in the natural world. All you need to know about colors Warm Colors: Warm colors consist of the hues Complimentary Colors: Red & Green, Blue & from red through yellow, browns and tans. These Orange, Purple & Yellow are the complimentary colors evoke warmth are vivid and energetic and colors of each other. These colors rarely look good tend to advance in space. when used together and are called complimentary because when used together they Cool Colors: Hues from blue green through blue become extremely vibrant and have a very heavy violet comprise of cool colors. These colors have a contrast putting a lot of strain on the eyes. Their soothing & calm effect on the mind and eyes and combination is useful only if you want something give an overall peaceful impression. to stand out. For example: if you use a green background and have a red circle on it the red will Neutral Colors: Colors ranging from black to white jump out and be almost blinding. which include all shades of gray are called achromatic or neutral colors. They're called neutral because they don't contrast with much of anything. Analogue Colors: Red & Orange, Blue & Green etc What is Hue: Each individual or solid color is are called Analogue Colors because they match called Hue. Hue is absolutely any color in the extremely well with each other and almost create rainbow that you choose to pick, it is the name of no contrast. They're very good when creating a the solid color - without any tint or shade. When calm serene effect which results in a very you open a crayons box and you read the wrapper comfortably overall look & feel. of every color you are actually reading “hue.” It doesn't matters if it's red, maroon, a shade of red Monochromatic Colors: All the hues and shades of or pink each and every individual name is a hue. a single color result in giving a monochromatic color scheme. Example if you use 5 different What is Shade: The shade of a color refers to how shades of blue ranging from dark to light blue it dark it is. It is a combination of a pure hue and will be a monochromatic color scheme. It gives a black. Shades of a color offer a deeper and richer very subtle and peaceful effect as the element of feeling when used in decoration. To clarify shade contrast is lacking in this sort of color scheme. it can be said that Burgundy is a shade of red and rust is a shade of orange. What is Tint: A tint is a mixture of a pure hue and white. For example if you take red color and keep on adding white to it you'll be producing lighter and lighter tints of red until it turns to pale pink. How Colors affect our moods? Color can have a profound effect on how we feel Purple: The color purple both mentally and physically. Dr. Morton Walker, in exudes royalty, spirituality, his book "The Power of Color" suggested that the nobility, wisdom, romanticism, ancient Egyptians as well as the Native American enlightenment, cruelty, Indians used color and colored light to heal. Many arrogance and exoticness. colors are associated with human emotions and Purple dye was made from most of them have this affect universally. mucous gland of a snail, it Blue: The color Blue represents required thousands of snails to peace, tranquility, calm, stability, yield 1 gram of dye causing it security, loyalty, sky, water, cold, to be a color only nobles could technology and depression. Blue can afford. slow the blood pressure, reduce appetite and is also considered a business color because of its reliability. Blue is often used to be the safest global color. Green: Green is most often Red: Red is the color we pay cited as the favorite among the most attention to. It is the colors. It represents nature, warmest and most energetic environment, health, good color in the spectrum. Red is luck, renewal, youth, fertility, associated with love, spring, inexperience & envy. valentines, danger, desire, It's cool quality soothes and speed, strength, emergency, calms. exit signs, anger, violence, stop signs, blood & warmth. Red can evoke a fight or flight response, raise the blood pressure and make the heart beat faster. Yellow: Yellow represents joy, White: White is what we see happiness, optimism, idealism, when all colors come together warmth, imagination, hope, in perfect balance. White color summer, sun shine, gold, represents purity, simplicity, philosophy, cowardice, cleanliness, peace, humility, betrayal, jealousy, illness & precision, innocence, birth, spirituality. winter, snow, goodness, and marriage. White is also used in figures of speech, example : "as white as snow". Pink is a combination of red & white. It is a color of universal love and provides a feeling of caring, tenderness, self-worth, love & acceptance. Both pink and red denote love but while red is hot passion, pink is romantic and charming and falls in the softer side of tenderness. When multiple shades of pink, light purple and other pastels are used together they create and maintain the soft, delicate playful nature of pink. All shades of pink become sophisticated when black, gray or darker shades of blue are added to it. Suggested PINK Fragrances NG Baby Graceful Type This fragrance is a fresh accord combining feminine notes of mimosa flowers, poppy, pepper, white woods, fresh greenery, and musk. Amazingly Grace Type Italian bergamot and sparkling lemon are sweetened with freshly picked citron and neroli. A white floral jasmine, orange blossom and rose are blended with sheer musk and cedarwood. Bubble Luscious Bubble Luscious fragrance begins with top notes of strawberry, aldehydic effervescent notes, and citrus; followed by middle notes of coconut and clove; sitting on a base note of crisp vanilla. Bubblegum An aroma of a sweet, juicy childhood bubblegum. Butterfly Hugs Butterfly hugs is a creative fresh blend of apple blossom, lily of the valley and rose petals. Cannabis Rose Type The blend of Bulgarian rose, pomegranate flower, bergamot, cannabis accord, sheer jasmine, dark chocolate, white musk, patchouli, and oolong tea. Carnation A crisp, clean aroma of freshly picked carnation flowers with bottom notes of fresh greenery. Cashmere Type Sensual, with exotic spice notes, this sexy fragrance has notes of saffron, pimento berries, white pepper, and a lovely blend of floral, patchouli, and vanilla. Cinderella A romantic aroma of amber, musk, vanilla, with base tones of fresh cut violets and lily of the valley. Citrus Strawberry An amazing, creative strawberry citrus fragrance combination including top notes of mandarin, strawberry, and lime; followed by middle notes of raspberry, sweet sugar caramel, and lily of the valley; and well-rounded with a nice woodsy, musk muguet. Cotton Candy A blend of fresh strawberry and French vanilla. Suggested PINK Fragrances Country Garden This fragrance begins with top notes of fresh green clover, and ivy with middle notes of romantic snapdragon, rose petals, and carnations; ending with base notes of white musk and fig leaves. Cranberry Apple Tea Very complex mixture beginning with top notes of crisp tart cranberries, strawberries, and McIntosh apples, followed with the fresh aroma of green tea leaves. Daisy Type This fragrance begins with top notes of tangy lemon and jasmine; followed by middle notes of muguet lily, rose petals, African violet, and daylily; sitting on base notes of cedarwood, patchouli, and musk. Floral Bouquet This fragrance smells just like a Floral Shoppe; a unique combination of carnation, tulips, roses, and the ozony base note of fresh greenery. Flowering Dogwood Sweet floral blend of violets, jasmine, and plumeria with an undertone of soft musk and sandalwood. Fresh Cut Roses Fresh cut roses fragrance is the truest fresh cut rose on the market! Grapefruit – Ruby Red Juicy, ruby red grapefruit aroma. Japanese Cherry Blossom Oriental and sensual, our Japanese Cherry Blossom scent is a well-rounded blend of pink Japanese cherry blossoms and fragrant mimosa flower petals, with warm base notes of vanilla, Tonka bean, and oriental woods. Kama Sutra- Aphrodisiac Amazingly complex and energizing, aphrodisiac begins with top notes of grapefruit, lemon, mandarin, and green tomato leaf; followed by middle notes of jasmine and dry base notes of eucalyptus and woods. Lick Me All Over A wonderful exotic fragrance with base notes of raspberry, cantaloupe, and watermelon, middle notes of jasmine and violet, and fresh top notes of grapefruit and kumquat. Suggested PINK Fragrances Magnolia in Bloom Magnolia in Bloom is a complex, sexy magnolia scent; well rounded with top notes of mandarin, ylang ylang, grapefruit, freesia, and hyacinth; middle notes of tuberose, magnolia, plum, and lily; all sitting on base notes of white musk and vanilla bean.
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