COLORS:

Consisting of 7 high-quality colored and bio-informed hand-made glass filters which correspond to the seven colors of sunlight and simultaneously to the seven energy centers of our body, (chakras). The set includes red, orange, yellow, green, blue, violet, and indigo colored light which transfer impulses through an interaction of color, light and essences from cosmetics products to have an energizing impact on body and mind.

lor is vital for your well-being

RED - ACTIVATES & REVITALIZES

ORANGE - RESTORES & ANIMATES

YELLOW - FORTIFIES & BRIGHTENS

GREEN - BALANCES & RELAXES

BLUE - SOOTHES & CALMS DOWN

INDIGO - PURIFIES & FOCUSES

VIOLET - INSPIRES & SUPPORTS

WHAT IS COLOR LIGHT THERAPY

Color is Light and Light is Color

The sun emits light at different frequencies. These frequencies can be separated by a process called refraction. When the light goes through a crystal prism, it refracts and divides into the seven colors of the spectrum. Each color has its own frequency.

If the separated colors go through another prism they will form white light. The first person to demonstrate this phenomenon at the end of the 17th century was Isaac Newton, the great British physicist.

Color Wavelengths and Frequencies

Energy is considered to travel in waves. The distance between successive waves is called wavelength and the number of times a wave oscillates in one second is called frequency. As per general rule: the longer the wavelength, the lower the frequency. Each color has its own specific frequency and its individual wavelength. Only a small part of the electromagnetic spectrum is visible to the human eye.

Violet has the shortest wavelength while red has the longest.

Beyond violet lies ultraviolet which, although invisible to the human eye, can pass through our body. Ultraviolet provides us with a suntan and kills bacteria.

The longest wavelength at the other side of the spectrum is red. Beyond red lies infrared followed by microwaves, radar, radio and television wavelengths, all invisible to the human eye.

Red, orange and yellow, carrying longer wavelengths, seem to reach the eye faster than the colors on the other side of the spectrum. They are called warm colors as we associate them with fire and sunshine.

Green, blue and violet are perceived as cool colors. They travel in shorter wavelengths, so they seem to take longer to reach our eyes; they bring to mind the water of the sea and rivers, the sky, the winter dawn. They are also called receding colors, because of the long time their energy takes to reach our eyes.

Each warm color has its complementary cool color: red – blue, orange – indigo, yellow – violet, green – red (magenta).