20 Facts About the Color Pink

Jamie Ward
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The color pink has been used on prison walls in order to reduce the erratic behavior of inmates!

    We often think of pink as a delicate color, one of romance and compassion and friendship. I’m also thinking of flowers and cotton candy and all things that are sweet.

    If your favorite color is pink, then you’re going to enjoy these 20 facts!

    The color pink symbolizes joy and happiness.

    The third Sunday of the advent is said to be pink-colored according to Christianity.

    The dyes that were used to prepare this color were known as Madder roots.

    This root used to produce all the color relating to the pink shade.

    This color has also been always associated with women.

    This color is associated with the second day of the week according to Solar Thai Calendar.

    A pink color ribbon is used to show support for Breast Cancer Awareness.

    This color is considered to be the most delicate color.

    A pink slip is used as an informal sort of notification that is given to an employee when she/he is being terminated.

    It is also referred to as, the “color of love” and is widely used on Valentine’s Day.

    The name pink was given to this color in the late 17th century.

    The color has also been used on prison walls in order to reduce the erratic behavior of inmates.

    The city of Jaipur in India is known as “Pink City” due to the various heritage sites that are built using pink color.

    The people in China were not aware of this color until they had an interaction with the western culture.

    It is believed that pastries taste better in pink boxes and plates.

    Many famous brands in the world are associated with the color pink by including it in their logo.

    The color pink is often used for people who are light-hearted.

    Pink is known to increase the heart rate and blood pressure of a person.

    This color also has a tranquilizing effect on the mind.

    It is the most given color for sending flowers to someone.

    And now you know more about the color pink than you ever did before, but doesn’t it just feel great?

    It’s easy to forget about all the facts about different colors, but learning about them certainly gives us a new appreciation for the simple things in life.

    What’s your favorite thing about pink?

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Jam Ward
Jamie Ward

Jamie Ward is a web developer and part-time blogger. He enjoys the world of tech and the religions of the world. You'll often find him at a local coffee shop reading and enjoying a latte.

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