Purple
Purple is the color of royalty, historically because it was a rare and expensive dye. A tasty blend of blue and red, two complementary primary colors. It goes without saying that purple brings a distinguished natural side, with a feminine touch, but very light.
Purple meaning
Violet is a double-edged color: surprisingly, we love it or we hate it. There seems to be no psychological half-measure concerning it.
Yet, beneath its electric look, purple is the color of sweetness and dream. That is why we link it with melancholy and loneliness.
Purple is the dreamers color par excellence, spiritual people rather than material.
It has soothing virtues on the minds; it helps to calm certain emotions, to curb anger or anguish ...
One of its nuances, the mauve, accentuates even more this reassuring and serene aspect.
Purple remains a difficult color to match: white, black and brown are his only acolytes. Pink, blue or green are absolutely prohibited in the presence of purple.
- Obtention: purple = red + bleu
- Positive meaning: dream, delicacy, peace, friendship, meditation
- Negative meaning: melancholy, solitude
- Representation: plants (raisin, eggplant), flowers (violets), Bishop’s clothing
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Bank cards
The color of the bank cards often define the range and the benefits that correspond to them.
The colors of bank cards
Roses
Roses are beautiful messengers. They are offered and symbolize the great moments of your life.
The colors of roses
Decoration
Even if some only swear by the white and the black, the colors are essential in a house.
The colors in home decor
Hair
Scientifically speaking, the color of the hair on your head is due to the pigmentation of the hair follicles.
The hair colors