Each color that is included in the color palette affects a person. The right colors in our environment can change our entire life. This article focuses on red, one of the brightest and most powerful colors.
Red color strongly affects the human psyche and physiology. It is not for nothing that in the old days the clothes of monarchs and the coronation halls were exactly red.
So this color:
· Cheers up, can give a boost of vivacity.
· Stimulates appetite. Remember the red tables in fast food restaurants?
· Able to improve the sense of smell.
· Makes the person blink more often. It also increases eye fatigue.
· Able to dramatically unbalance a person.
· May adversely affect test and exam results. There are studies that have shown a decrease in the activity of the brain of students if they are in a red room. Perhaps this was due to the fact that red is also the color of prohibition.
· Red reduces the size of items. If you show a person several squares of different colors, but the same size, and ask him to show the smallest, most likely he will point to red.
A person will feel hotter in a red room than in a green or mint-colored room.
· Time in a red room lasts longer than in a room painted in cold colors.
· Red is very popular in advertising. This color (or its shades) is used in one way or another in most logos. 80 percent of the packages were produced using this color. Psychologists advise highlighting individual details on a billboard or packaging in red, but choosing a background color - this will make the advertisement more noticeable, which means it will be more successful.
