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    About Pink

    Pink is red's softer side. It's the color of cherry blossoms, cotton candy, and flamingos. Pink can feel sweet and gentle or bold and fun depending on how bright it is.

    History

    Pink wasn't always 'for girls'. In the 1800s, pink was for boys because it was close to strong red. The switch happened in the 1940s. In Japan, pink represents spring and new beginnings, not gender.

    Psychology

    Pink makes people feel cared for and safe. It can reduce anger and aggression. Bright pink feels confident and fun. Soft pink feels romantic and tender. Pink rooms can actually calm people down.

    Use Cases

    Pink works great for beauty, fashion, and dessert brands. Bright pink grabs attention like red but feels friendlier. Soft pink calms people down. T-Mobile made hot pink mean wireless. Barbie owns a specific shade of pink.

    Modern Times

    Pink broke free from gender rules. Men wear pink suits, and brands use it for everyone. Millennial pink became a design trend. Instagram's pink gradient changed how apps look. Pink is now about being bold, not just being feminine.

    Color Values

    255, 192, 203

    350°, 100%, 88%

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    Pink Color Shades: Hex, RGB, and CMYK | ColorShades.io