The meanings of colors

“Color is one of the most relevant aspects of an image”, says stylist Manu Carvalho. And, according to Hindu tradition, they can have an extraordinary effect on people’s well-being.

No wonder they are used to describe emotions and have already become everyday terms, such as “everything is blue”, “the thing is black”, “red with anger”, “green with hunger”, “gray day”, “yellowed” , among other expressions.

Find out more about their meanings…

Red

Color of blood, of life, of love. Is hot. Connected to the earth and a source of energy, the color red conveys the idea of ​​alertness and has a fetish appeal (lipstick and red roses).

pink

It brings the energy of red and the softness of white. Its calming effect translates femininity, harmony, communion, balance, tenderness, fragility and comfort, in addition to rescuing childhood memories, dreams and fantasies.

Orange

The color represents vitality, strength, warmth, joy, intensity, in addition to being stimulating.

Yellow

Cheerful, bright and strong color. Brings cheer, mood and optimism, stimulates creativity and inspiration.

Green

Linked to nature, growth, balance and life. It is a serene and comforting color.

Blue

Color of the sky, divinity, communication and peace. It is usually associated with the masculine and conveys authority and credibility. It is the color of diplomacy and sophistication, hence the term “blue blood”.

Turquoise

It represents water, an element associated with feelings, intuition and emotion. Conveys self-confidence and independent thinking.

Violet

Strong and penetrating color, it brings balance and spirituality. Linked to royalty and authority.

White

It is the sum of all colors. Transmits purity, peace and tranquility.

Black

Absence of color. It’s a color that often works as a shield. It transmits sobriety, elegance and mystery. Like any dark color, it tends to reduce the surface area, which is why the black color gives the idea of ​​weight loss.