Almost all of us don't pay attention to the colors of our clothes when we wear them, but the color of our clothes can also affect our health in many ways. Colors have an impact on various physical and psychological functions, from our skin to our behavior.
Different colored clothes have the following effects on the body and mind:
Dark colors: Dark-colored clothes absorb more sunlight, which can make you feel hotter, sweat more, and cause sunburn.
Light colors: Light-colored clothes reflect sunlight, which keeps your skin cool and reduces heat or discomfort.
Similarly, the colors of clothing can also affect the mood and physical functions of the wearer.
Psychology
Color can affect your mood, physical reactions, and even the mood of those around you.
Internal body changes
Certain colors can also be associated with physiological changes such as increased blood pressure, metabolism, and eye strain.
'Toxic' colors
Some manufacturers add synthetic compounds to dyes that can cause genetic mutations and cancer-causing substances in fabrics.