Green stands for: Growth, Money, Fertility, Harmony, Safety, Freshness, Jealousy and Peace.

Green typically represents nature, thus is has great healing powers. Because it is the most restful color for the human eye, it has also been known to improve vision. As the color meaning “go” on a stoplight, it generally is associated with safety and free-will. Thus, it can make people feel less constrained and more connected to the Earth. Green is also known to promote Earth-friendly activities like recycling or being “good” to the planet. Thus, it is now associated with “going green” environmentally. Those who are struggling with fertility issues should consider wearing green, as it boosts fertility. Read more…

Yellow stands for: Joy, Intellect, Energy, Honor, Loyalty, Warmth, Cleanliness and Fresh Beginnings.

As the color of sunshine, yellow automatically creates a warming effect. It is known to promote cheerfulness, stimulate mental activity and generate muscle energy. It can be a great therapeutic tool for those feeling depressed or those with low energy, especially in winter months when the sun shines less throughout the day. However, used in excessive amounts it can be damaging. Studies show it can have a disturbing effect. In fact, several studies have shown babies cry more in yellow rooms. In contrast, painting a closet yellow can instantly brighten up the dark space.

The color yellow can produce an array of different energies. Most of the effects produced by the color are positive. However, there are a few effects some people may see as negative. The perception of the effects is very subjective and fully depends on the perception you want to put out into the world.

Positive effects include: Happiness, Mood Boosts, Self-Esteem Boosts, Attention, Loyalty and Attractiveness.

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Orange stands for: Enthusiasm, Creativity, Warmth, Happiness, Success, Fascination, Stimulation and Encouragement.

Orange is a “hot color” and many color experts agree it has heating capabilities. It’s not nearly as aggressive as the color red, which is why it’s a great alternative. It can help the body feel stimulated, creative and happy. It is associated with the sun and tropical locations, making it an ideal color choice for those feeling depressed. The color orange is known to increase oxygen to the brain, stimulate appetite and invigorate the body. It can also help stimulate mental activity and provide motivation of strength and endurance.

By combining the energy of red and the positivity of yellow, orange can release extremely positive and powerful energy by itself. The color orange is very stimulating to the human eye. It can bring about many effects by being worn or viewed.

Positive effects include: Pleasure, Wisdom, Wealth, Prestige, High-Quality, Happy, Passion and Desire.

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Red stands for: Power, Passion, Courage, Warmth, Beauty, Persistence, Drive and Strength.

Red is a power color, which is why many color therapists find it can help the human body feel energized. It is known to help those who are tired and lethargic. The color red is also known to stimulate low blood pressure and boost blood circulation. It’s also known to stimulate the human appetite which is the reason many restaurants and dining areas are now being painted red. On the flip side, it is known to make certain individuals feel agitated, angry or over stimulated.

Colors can bring about certain energy in the air when they are worn or viewed. Numerous studies have been done to prove the impact colors have on the human brain. In fact, there are many effects of the color red.

Positive effects include: Confidence, Strength, Spontaneity, Boost in Self-Esteem and Determination.

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Everyone knows color matters.  What is your favorite color?  Passionate red?  peaceful blue?  Eye catching Green?   Did you know the color of your clothing conveys different messages about you?

There is an entire science behind it called color psychology.  Color Psychology refers to the study of how human behavior is affected by color.

Not only can colors affect human behavior it can also be used in  healing.  Some colors will soothe or irritate your eyes, calm you down or irritate the hell out of you.  Some will even suppress your desire to eat and eat and eat.

Colors are something we run into every day.  It is deeply intertwined with our everyday life.  Almost all of our decisions in life is affected by color one way or another.

So…  what is the color of your dress?  Stay tuned as we visit some colors and what they project.