Blue has dozens of shades. Each of the shades has its own meaning. Finding the right shade of blue for yourself is pretty easy.
Luxurious palette of shades of blue
Blue is perhaps the most popular of the shades of blue. People who prefer this color are great visionaries. They love to travel and get to know the world, are prone to worries on the slightest pretext and are very constant in relationships. Since ancient times, blue has symbolized belonging to the aristocracy, it is not for nothing that there is a stable idiom of "persons of blue blood".
Blue color relieves stress well, calms passions and emotions. It is believed that blue is a great appetite suppressant, so it makes sense to decorate the kitchen in this color, especially if you are prone to overeating. Do not decorate your office or work area in blue tones, as this calming color will not allow you to really focus on the work process.
You should not combine more than two shades of blue in one outfit or interior. This rarely looks appropriate, and by others it is most often perceived as carelessness or accident.
Deep dark blue or indigo is a symbol of the mind. In addition, this shade contributes to the emergence of global calm. In India, this color is used for meditation when it is required to detach from emotions. However, prolonged exposure to this color is not recommended as it can trigger depression.
Complex blue shades
The dark turquoise color, in which there are more blue tones than green ones, also calms the human body, ordering thoughts. This color is good for situations where you need to get rid of anxiety, for example, at a business meeting or an important speech. It is believed that people who regularly wear clothes of this color hold themselves proudly and apart.
Dark turquoise, in which there is more green than blue, is more often preferred by introverted, self-centered people. This is the color of the originality claim. However, this shade is good for those who need "psychological" protection. Dark turquoise color helps to move away from difficult and conflict situations.
It is believed that blue is the color for any woman. However, in each case, it is important to choose the right shade.
The light turquoise color is most often associated with sterility and cleanliness. It is not for nothing that it is often used in medical clothing. Using this color in casual (and work) clothes can give the impression of an "iron" lady.
The color of aquamarine or aquamarine creates a feeling of weightlessness and coolness. This color refreshes the face well, masks the extra years and extra pounds.
