Green
Green has a strong connection with nature, helping us connect with understanding the feelings of others and the natural world. The colour green is known to aid in concentration. Instinctively people seek it out when under stress or if they are experiencing emotional trauma. Green creates a feeling of comfort, laziness and relaxation, calmness and space, lessening stress which helps in balancing and soothing the emotions. It is the easiest color on the eye and has been known to improve vision. It's a calming and quite refreshing color. Dark green is helpful for emotional uncertainty with a masculine, conservative feel, and gives the implication of wealth. But when green becomes muddy, dull, or olive, it conveys decay. Just like fallen leaves when they return to the Earth, muddy green can give the representation of the onset of death, is nondescript and unassertive, and even a negation of life and joy. Lime and olive-green have been known to have a detrimental effect on both physical and emotional health since sickly yellows and greens are associated with the strong emotions of envy, resentment, and possessiveness.
Turquoise
People associate blue-greens with the refreshing and cool ocean. It is therefore seen as invigorating, cooling, and calming. Much like green, turquoise is good for mental strain and tiredness or feeling burnt-out. It is an elevating colour that encourages us to create a sparkling fresh start. Turquoise can also be helpful for dealing with feelings of loneliness, since it heightens communication, sensitivity, and creativity.
BlueBlue is known to be a cool, calming colour and is associated with a higher part of the mind than yellow. It is a representation of the night, therefore it makes us feel calm and relaxed as if we are being soothed by the deep blue of the night sky. Light and soft blues, give us feelings of quiet and protection from all the bustle and activity of the day, and can alleviate insomnia and prevent nightmares. Peaceful, tranquil blue causes the body to produce calming chemicals, which is why it is often used in bedrooms. Blue also inspires mental control, clarity, and creativity. People are proven to be more productive in blue rooms as it helps to promote intellectual thought. Studies show weightlifters are able to handle heavier weights in blue gyms. Midnight blue has a strong sedative effect on the mind, allowing us an avenue to connect to our intuitive and feminine side. Too much dark blue can be depressing, however. Blue is also believed to help in weight loss by keeping hunger at bay.