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     Color analysis is very important because it shows emotion the the audience with exiling emotions. Each color has its own emotions that it shows, like blue shows trust and strength, and yellow means optimism and warmth. To show the meaning of the color on labels and we studied two different types of bathroom product bottles. The Johnson's baby lotion is in a light baby blue color, so the color conveys trust to the mother who is buying it for her baby because she wants to trust the product she is putting on her baby. The further we looked at different bottles the more the connections reveled themselves. 

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