Colors Of Mood Manipulation | Transform Your Aura with Color Psychology
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- In this eye-opening episode, hosts Sara and Lucinda delve deep into the fascinating world of color psychology. Discover the profound impact or lack there of that different colors can have on your emotions and perceptions. From the comforting embrace of neutral tones to the invigorating energy of red, we explore how your wardrobe choices can transform your mood and aura.
Join us as we uncover the secrets behind the science of colors and their powerful influence on human psychology. Learn how to harness the hidden potential of your wardrobe to convey confidence, charm, and charisma. Whether you're aiming for sophistication in black or a youthful vibe with pink, we've got you covered!
Prepare to embark on a journey of self-discovery and empowerment as we decode the language of colors. Don't miss out on this enlightening exploration into the colors of mood manipulation. Transform your aura and elevate your style with Color Class!"
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I tend to wear only black because I “feel” safe wearing black. It conceals me.
Maybe in baby steps you could let the rest of us see you.
ohhh i can so relate to your comment
your eyes are gorgeous btw ✨
@@under_N_over_it thank you, you are very kind.
@@zensation9aw no problem!
I've heard that blue is a color that people wear when they want to be considered 'friendly'. You can see the amount of dresses, blue suits and ties in broadcasting where they are hoping it relays a measure of confidences and friendliness. Great topic❤
Orange is a lively color for those who can wear it
For me, Blue is calming.
I wear Navy to feel respected
I love how classy people in France and Italy dress. And often it's black, white and grey etc. 😂
Depends what blue; navy makes me feel serious and professional, like in some sort of uniform. Light blue makes me feel softer, almost “harmless” 🤔 I like this conversation
Red makes me feel more confident, sassy, fierce!
I don't wear full neutral ever, but I do think it looks very sophisticated on other people.
I have 15 different coloured scrubs and I love being colourful at work.
When I wear red, people go out of their way to compliment me.
I like beige because I think I look good in it. I love blue!
Pink makes me happy 💕, blue makes me confident 💙, green makes me feel friendly 💚, and purple makes me feel luxurious 💜.
Here’s an artist!
Red doesn’t make me feel more extroverted. It gets more attention/comments from other people.
I wear pink when I want to have fun!
Orange seems,such happy color to me.
Queen Victoria was also the one who popularized the white wedding dress. Anything she did moved the public.
Also she wore black after the death of her husband
As a soft autumn, blue makes me feel dull, black would make me feel ugly, red would make me feel brighter and happier, neutrals make me feel cozy, I don’t ever find purple that I like, pink makes me feel weak, orange or salmon is a happy color for me, green makes me feel sociable. I guess I really dislike these studies because they emphasize black as sophisticated which is a concept that I have disagreed with all my life. The fashion industry wants to put everyone in black which is so awful for my coloring. When I was younger I just felt like something was wrong with me. Now of course I would like to think that the fashion world has changed but I don’t think so…. Glad you ladies are helping to educate!
As a warm autumn, I agree with most of your comments except for purples - dark purple suits me but light purple/ lavender drains the color from my face. Yellow & orange make me happy.
@@kitty_s23456yes, that purple would look great! I DO like a good pale yellow for myself but lavender does drain me too 👍🏻
Black is a color I feel comfortable in and get a lot of compliments. This study shows to me people are individuals and cannot be put into a scientific box.
Black is also unimaginative. Often people wear it because they’re afraid of color.
I call Purple the Color of Royalty. It's a regal color.
👍 That's because in the olden days (medieval or post medieval period), the materials used for purple dye was very pricey, so only the royals & nobles could afford it.
Anything beige or tan makes me feel quesy or sick if i see colours i instantly feel happy 😊 I don't see blue as depressing living in a cold climate blue skies cheer me up
Beiges and tans can make bright and clear complexions look sick definitely as I believe these colors exclusively look good on soft and warm complexion. And blue is definitely positive. 😊
Soul sucking beige
When I wear bright true red, I feel conspicuous and very uncomfortable. I do like dark reds and wine color.
Definitely more extroverted in Red, safe and confident in Black!
I agree with you Lucinda, blue jeans might just be more a neutral. They go with with everything.
But is it the color or the custom?
Yes, blue jeans and pure blue color are different.
There are warm and cool colors of blue denim.
People wear black because they think they always look good and look thinner. They're incorrect of course, but it's a widespread belief that everyone can wear black. On Springs especially it's downright scary.
I love a pastel yellow to brighten my mood
I have learned to be more strategic when wearing black thanks to color analysis.
I wear what I call “hospitality” black because I am in the wine biz. I do not like stains. I am also a winter with green eyes. Red is my best color. I wear all of the bright red family when I need some energy & a mood enhancement
I think purple holds more of a whimsical and mystical or mysterious or witchy vibes for me personally.
blue can be peaceful, calming, sophisticated, depending in the shade
Periwinkle blue makes me feel happy!
I am happy I'm winter because I have always weared black for safe option
I love blue especially royal blue. It’s a touchstone color for me.
I use my best burgundy/ruby red to seem unapproachable and not be disturbed in a public room (I'm a winter). Purple is my playful vivid colour (it's also my favorite). In blue, I feel I blend in my environment, same with pine green.
Love me some black stretch pants! So true! Every season type likely wears blue jeans and black leggings/ yoga pants.
I like your thought that jeans can be considered neutral. I totally agree. It’s all about the color of the top. 😊
I think these sentiments depend so much from person to person. It's about what's our personal relationship with certain colours, do we think we look good on that. But I think there are some international views about colours. Like red is strong colour that draws attention. 😊
I agree that purple is a charismatic colour, would also say mysterious💜
Here’s my take:
💕Pink = innocence, easy going, friendly, feminine
❤Red = dominate, strict, sultry
💙Blue = calm and collected, fresh and clean
💚 Green = tranquility, down to earth or in some cases- grungy
🧡 Orange = exotic, traveler
🖤 Black = sophisticated on winters, can come out as Emo/goth, mysterious or depressed.
Love this kind of content 🌸
Can’t wait for the next one
Blue: never feel depressed, put me in khaki and I feel sad. I look ill.
Blue my signature color. I wear many shades of blue. Wearing blue makes me feel like a powerful rock star and when I walk into a room, I'm full of confidence even though I'm an extreme introvert.
I feel kind of uncomfortable in the bright reds but burgundy looks just right. When I do comparisons on myself with colors and nuetrals and I see that gray gorgeous and very flattering on me, I know this for sure and I think someone complimented me on how grey looks good on me. So, I'm going to have to find some pinks and some soft cool colors.😅
Black is a colour thats a reliable colour when you cant think of what to wear and its also slimming and modern
Green is mysterious and polished when dark and earthy when lighter like olive green ,( However my grandmother wouldn't wear green as she saw it as bad luck due to WW2 )
Purple is a colour I have noticed alot of creative people wear
Blue is trustworthy and safe
Red is a colour I associate with cheeky, sporty and passion
Yellow and Orange I think holiday fun, summer
Pink is feminine ,sweet
Brown is earthy
Synonyms of SAFE (neutral colors) can be felling secure, timid, conservative, okay, etc. I get why the term saved was used. I had many clients, who at first were not ready for bolder colors. Thank you for sharing.
I am 70, with white hair. Avoid black and grey! Just returned from a St George's day celebration in Modica, Sicily. Red is the right colour to wear for the occasion. I travelled by bus, and spent 2 nights away. Red tweed blazer; all the rest white, red and navy. Felt like a million, er, euros?
I love green but for me it's main nature colour
You are a soft autumn!
Black - to me it’s more to do with mourning and sadness, alternatively to one of the subcultures like emo or metal, black is good for leggings for slimmer leg look and other things that don't show stains as much, same reason I would avoid white as one stain and it's ruined.. Can understand how ppl wear white trousers. I live in Scotland and puddles are fact of everyday life :)
I'm an amateur artist thinking about doing some classes in color analysis. I believe a pure blue color does have a positive vibe to it, a pure purple color says I Got Money, a pure green color is fresh, renewing and youthful and pure pink and oranges colors are two of the most social colors one can wear.
I wear red when i want a boost at a social event or to feel warmer in winter. I love orange nail polish in Autumn. I get the 💰 st compliments and feel yappiest in azure/cobalt or black. Some shades of green frel refreshing, renewed, energized like springtime. Amythest makes my skin glow from within and I feel comfortable.
As a hairdresser 30+ years. I’m happiest in black. It’s easy, it’s professional and when I get bleach on it , a sharpie will fix it up right.
(I’m a spring, so I will try to cool my makeup and twist up the hair)😉😊
I do feel positive. Wear blue, especially light blue. I love it. It makes me feel alive
I’m a summer and I occasionally wear black because I need the stillness of it. I have often wondered about it at funerals - influenced by Queen Victoria as you mention. It’s a colour that absorbs and if you are grief stricken, maybe wearing a colour that absorbs energy helps, when you have little energy of your own.
As a summer I only wear black if I am dripping in pearls, silver, and shine. Its the only color where I go a little bit more overboard with my jewelry in order to bring lightness and shine especially around my face. I tend to go for slinky light weight and shiny/satin black material rather than heavy matte black. I also make sure my make up is very shiny and fresh like a pearl with a glossy lip. It really counterbalances the visual weight of black on my body.
Red makes me feel sexy,blue makes me feel confident. Black makes me feel sophisticated and chic. I think jeans are definitely a neutral, as you said it goes with everything. I’m a True Winter. Also, if you’re going to cite British royalty please be aware that Albert was not a king. He was Victorias consort, therefore known as Prince Albert. Phillip was not King Phillip but Prince Phillip. Conversely, King Charles’s wife Camilla is Queen Consort. I would wear a pure white silk shirt to feel respected.
Blue is the most popular favourite colour… I have positive associations with my favourite colour green (instant good first impression, might depend on a hue). Maybe that’s why.
I am a summer and I love wearing red with a bold red lipstick! It makes me feel good about myself.
I was color analyzed as a True Autumn (16 color seasons). I was very skeptical with the color Orange because is the brand color of my workplace.😅 But little by little I have been incorporating it into my wardrobe. 🍂
I just discovered your channel and I love it! ❤
I feel black is versatile. You can go from slouchy to very formal depending on fabric and style. Black top and jeans are virtually a uniform in many places and is worn by a wide age span. Black is safe and wearable unless you are among people who just don’t like it. Just my thoughts.
You would be interested in reading about the history and myths of black. I did in 2011 and it is very fascinating. I actually added to my color book when teaching students and also talk about black to my clients they enjoy it.
I love blue red, it’s glamorous. I used to wear a red winter coat which I loved. I also like red nails. I’m quite shy and don’t like attention lol. Being light summer, red isn’t supposed to be my colour but it wouldn’t stop me in the future buying another coat or a red handbag even though my husband has an opinion on colours that clash with my fair hair and skin. I can see how neutrals can make you feel safe but light grey I feel can at times be depressing even though it suits me.
Depending on the shade of blue, you can feel positive…a true blue, Robin’s egg blue or royal blue reminds me of a blue jay which makes me happy every time I see it. A corn flower blue or a bluish grey may feel more depressing. I agree with red grabbing attention. I think lemon yellow is my youthful color while black makes me want to experiment and be mysterious.
You both look aglow! I just love how you do this
Black makes you look slimmer like navy blue does. I also like red just because I like the bright color but I am not a winter
Personally I feel like too much blue can feel sad! Also, pink makes me feel cute and happy and safe if it is soft and pale or light enough. I think of orange as a very tropical and spiritual colour that reminds me of tibetan monks and boho styles, plus pumpkins!
I really like the shorter form content (not too short- I’m not a tik tok person) It’s been a great transition and I’ve enjoyed watching all of your new content.
I love black because it goes with everything and it doesnt get dirty as fast, as well as navy blue and greys. I love peach and teal as well, what do those colors represent?
This was interesting! I'm an autumn and I'm with you Sarah - I loove green! laurel wreath and sage green are my favorites 💚
In a certain system we discovered 2 years ago Athena was given navy or chocolate brown as options instead of black and I can keep black and wear navy but no brown or grey we each don’t miss those colors.
Black is probably formal in many connections.
I’m not sure if blue jeans go with everything! Most things, but not everything. My favorite color is clear medium periwinkle, and I have never found a shade of blue jeans that works perfectly with it. I am much more likely to pair periwinkle tops with black, grey, or white jeans. (Very, very dark blue jeans will work in a pinch-but to my eyes, it’s not optimal.) I think it’s some sort of undertone issue-much like how warm and cool grays can clash.
I'm a true spring and tsp green and purple absolutely looks charismatic on me. Blue is more professional and trustworthy. Black head to toe used to be my main outfit but I have very fair, bright skin, and dark strawberry hair so it looks kind of good and safe on me. It definately doesn't blend in with me but I look good with it because I have bright hair and skin.
Blue
As a regular person, I think the study is nonsense ( but you were great💕) and yes denim is a neutral
Have been exploring orange the last 2 years in makeup. Eyes lips and cheeks.
Do you like the color?
@@TravelinArtBookyes
@@dianamaurer613Great choice. The color is naturally lively. Are you a blond?
@@TravelinArtBook I’m a brunette
@@dianamaurer613 Great. Usually, brunettes with some warmth in their complexions can definitely pull off some sort of orange color. Lately, I've been putting together colors for outfits by comparing different types of interior design pallettes of certain colors I can pull off. This concept may be helpful for you as well.
What was the study? What is its DOI? I want to read the methodology. Maybe that will help us figure out how sound the research is.
Prince Albert wasn't king, his title was "Prince Consort". I wish they had kept with consort for Camilla, but sadly, no one asked for my opinion. 😃
I find black and prusian blue command respect and are perfect for a speach
Grey is for me just “ mouse grey „ and is „a don‘ t look at me“ vibe
What a fun video. I like the psychology of the color mood/manipulation. I think black for mourning is depressing, but not for a black tie event. Certain blue jeans are definitely a neutral. Where as blue slacks I don't think are neutral. I do not feel more outgoing when I wear red. I don't like the color orange, but will wear coral. (Interesting history about the name of the color. Thank you for sharing that). And I'm not buying into the study, but I chalk that up to I usually don't fit statistics. So fun to think about though.
I feel a bit more “spiritual” in purple, less grounded, more in senses/emotions. I find this colour a bit majestic and powerful but not in business/ success sense. More mystical if that makes sense
It does
I’m not sure I’m buying much into this study mi feel worried when I wear red that I’m going to get hot and then my bright red face will really stick out. I think that your best colors make you feel a certain way.
I feel confident when i wear beige
I love red makes me feel powerful
Ps I’m an introvert but wear red to push me to be more outgoing
Also always get compliments when I wear it
I have a lot of black but only wear when I want to feel safe. It’s my neutral
Love my hot pink so does Athena.
I like thinking about this and discussing it. I'm certainly not part of the herd thinking when it comes to black, I don't wear it often because I've always associated it with a lack of imagination, a person who is boring, a person who has no creativity, and a wearing represents a lack of effort . . . things I don't want to feel or convey to the world! In my book black is the furthest from sophisticated you can get.
They sell a lot of black in stores.
Red is daring. I'm a summer but occasionally wear it just because I'm bored. Dark red isn't as daring.
Blue is my grey, safe and can hide me
If I think about how those colors make me feel when someone else is wearing them it kind of lines up but when I’m wearing those, I don’t feel those feelings if that makes sense
Purple to me is more to do with magic, but it might be from a cartoon or sth, it's more out there like fortune teller tent etc also last chakra is purple
Love wearing Red. I’m very extroverted. Would never go back to wearing black yuck 😝 or wearing straight neutral colors. The brighter the better
Athena has not worn black in two years now. We both wear navy and I wear black glad I don’t have to give it up. 😂
You can keep your Black Di 😂
I never wore red because I had auburn hair for so many years.
You look so beautiful in that pink today!
CAN YOU PLEASE DO A MEGHAN MARKLE COLOUR ANALYSIS WITH HER CLOTHING/JEWELRY. THANKS.
Her compared to Catherine's color palates would be interesting.
I don’t think that study was of much use…hahahaha
At first I thought “ oh,26 minutes, it’s kind of a long video…” ( prefer either 10 min or more than an hour). But the way you communicate with each other… it’s so sweet!🫶🏻 i also have a grown up daughter) thank you for your video! I’ve noticed that your fave colors can change with time. I adored red, now I find it too loud). Thank you
Winter is the ONLY season that belongs in black! The rest of us. Nope. I’m a spring I’d wear ivory to give a speech. Black would age me and I’d have dark circles under my eyes when I actually don’t have dark circles.
Very interesting info. Thanks ladies!
Greens can exude charm and sophistication
More people wear black in cities than in the countryside, in my experience, and that is because cities are dirtier...I would not wear my white summer trousers on the London Underground - for example. Most fashion designers live in big cities and know that their clients wear black - so design using black often .Where the history may come in about black, is that it is still seen as 'old money' - as the idea of a 'black-tie event', for example, goes back generations.
Black is sophisticated and sexy..
I ❤❤❤ you ladies!!!!! 🫶🏽😘😘😘😘
My son has red based skin, hazel eyes and golden blond hair. Which season would you guess him to be!? 💖
He sounds warm so comparing soft autumn colours vs bright spring colours on him to see what suits him best.
Based on your description my guess would be true spring, but you know him best.
I really like to wear red. However, I’m an extrovert anyway.
I don't ever wear red!!! Except brick red when I was a young/middle-age adult. Now it doesn't feel right to me. It's pushy to me.
Never worn black except when I was very young at Christmas-velvet. Black is the absence of color and makes me think of black holes.
Like purples of many kinds, but don't feel more respected. For speech I'd wear Autumn navy or darker brown.
So far colors are mostly generational (68 here).
Baby pink or baby blue are youthful since babies come home from hosp. in those blankets (not now tho).