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Jackie Silver and The Color Blue

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Published: November 2, 2009

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Blue is Beautiful
"Feeling blue" has negative connotations, but blue can be positive in the world of beauty. Jackie Silver, our anti-aging expert and author of the book, Aging Backwards: Secrets to Staying Young, breaks down the many ways that blue is beautiful.
Jackie will outline the ways in which the color blue figures prominently in the world of beauty, including:
• Why blue tops are wardrobe essentials
• The secret blue ingredient to look for in skin care product labels
• How blue can make eyes pop, no matter what color they are
• How blue can add dazzle to a smile
• Creative ways to sneak blueberries into meals
• The "blue" product for going "green"
The Beauty of Blue
Intro: Color has an incredible effect on mood, perception, your likes and dislikes. If you don't understand it all, don't be "blue," our anti-aging expert Jackie Silver author of the book, Aging Backwards: Secrets to Staying Young, sorts it all out and shows us just how beautiful blue can be!
Jackie: Corporations spend millions of dollars testing colors on consumers every day. They know that color has a huge affect on how you perceive their products. For example, do you know why red is the most prominent color in fast food logos? Red stimulates appetite! Did you know that you'll remember things you wrote down better when they were written in blue? The color blue has many meanings, some of which have negative connotations, like "feeling blue" or "down," but blue is also associated with very positive emotions in the world of beauty as you'll see in this lineup:
Why blue tops are wardrobe essentials:
Blue is a color of stability and loyalty. Fashion consultants often recommend wearing blue to job interviews because it symbolizes loyalty, wisdom and trust. According to color research, blue relaxes our nervous system and can cause people to be more contemplative. So wearing blue makes your audience feel good about what you're saying and makes them feel as if they can trust you.

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