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150 Types of Pink Color

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Pink is a composite color that results from red mixed with white or blue. This is a historically rare color as pink wasn't a common color for dye or paint until the 18th century. Likewise, pink is relative rare in nature and is primarily associated with flowers. As a tint of red, pink can also occur in sunrises and sunsets wherein it can occupy much of the sky. Like red, pink is considered a bold color that immediately commands attention. It's historically associated with femininity, romance, sweetness, softness, tenderness, delicacy, cuteness and youth.
Dark Raspberry
#872657
Nouveau Rose
#996872
Candy Pink
#FF0066
Juice Pink
#b00b69
Crushed Raspberry
#b06880
Tapestry
#b37084
Very Berry
#b73275
Pink Chrysanthemum
#be454f
Faded Rose
#bf6464
Flat Fuchsia
#c154c0
Clay Pink
#c170b5
Brownish Pink
#c27e79
Virtual Pink
#c6174e
Cherry Pink
#c7607b
Watermelon Pink
#c77690
Old Pink
#c77986
Solid Pink
#c78b95
Greyish Pink
#c88d94
Flat Pink
#c89fa5
Silver Pink
#c9a0df
Royal Fuchsia
#ca2c92
Deep Pink
#cb0162
Dark Pink
#cb416b
Steel Pink
#cc33cc
Chestnut Rose
#cd5252
Sakura Mochi
#cea19f
Soap
#cec8ef
Sky Magenta
#cf71af
Pink Linen
#d0aca4
Sepia Rose
#d4bab6
Dull Pink
#d5869d
Dusty Pink
#d58a94
Pinkish Purple
#d648d7
Radiant Rouge
#d7b1b2
Pink Wood
#d87678
Dark Hot Pink
#d90166
Mauve Pink
#d99593
Prom Pink
#daa5aa
Strawberry Glaze
#dab7be
Sea Pink
#db817e
Quiet Pink
#dba39a
Pencil Eraser
#dbb7bb
Lavender Pink
#dd85d7
Lilac Pink
#ddbedd
Faded Pink
#de9dac
Pastel Pink
#dea5a4
Purplish Pink
#df4ec8
Sakura
#dfb1b6
Princess Pink
#dfb5b0
Myoga
#e0218a
Tinted Rosewood
#e1c8d1
Raspberry Pink
#e25098
Flat Pastel Pink
#e27e8a
Peach Powder
#e2bdb3
Stormy Pink
#e3b5ad
Tango Pink
#e47f7a
Stark Pink
#e6279b
Charm Pink
#e68fac
Chewing Gum
#e6b0af
Strawberry Ice
#e78b90
Pink Pearl
#e7accf
Blush Pink
#e8a0bf
Petite Pink
#eacacb
Fuchsia
#ed0dd9
Crystal Pink
#edd0ce
Grapefruit Juice
#ee6d8a
Sweet Pink
#ee918d
Pink Sugar
#eeaaff
Soft Satin
#eec5ce
Quartz Pink
#efa6aa
Soft Cashmere
#efb6d8
Light Lavender
#efc0fe
Watermelon Water
#f05c85
Ultra Pink
#f06fff
Light Coral
#f08080
Prism Pink
#f0a1bf
Plum Blossom
#f2a0a1
Pink Chalk
#f2a3bd
Medium Pink
#f36196
Orchid Pink
#f3bbca
Pastel Magenta
#f49ac2
Electric Lavender
#f4bfff
Strawberry Cream
#f4c3c4
Grape Taffy
#f4daf1
Strawberry Pink
#f57f8e
Salmon Pink
#f58284
Sparkling Pink
#f5cee6
Floral Linen
#f5e2de
Rosy Pink
#f6688e
Geranium Pink
#f6909d
Rainbow Pink
#f6bfbc
Rose Water
#f6dbd8
Sheer Pink
#f6e5db
Cherry Blossom
#f7cee0
Shell Pink
#f88180
Pink Lily
#f8d0e7
Orange Pink
#f9918b
Red Pink
#fa2a55
Tomato Pink
#fa5c66
Pretty in Pink
#fabfe4
Pink Lotus
#fadbd7
Warm Pink
#fb5581
Violet Pink
#fb5ffc
Scallop Shell
#fbd8c9
Satin Pink
#fbe0dc
Pink Sky
#fc6c85
Conch Shell
#fc8f9b
French Fuchsia
#fd3f92
Watermelon Candy
#fd5b78
French Pink
#fd6c9e
Soft Pink
#fdb0c0
Powder Pink
#fdd6e5
Pig Pink
#fdd7e4
Neon Pink
#fe019a
Bright Pink
#fe01b1
Shocking Pink
#fe02a2
Fluorescent Pink
#fe1493
Reddish Pink
#fe2c54
Neon Fuchsia
#fe4164
Ripe Melon
#febaad
Vivid Raspberry
#ff006c
Hot Magenta
#ff00cc
Magenta
#ff00ff
Hot Pink
#ff028d
Electric Pink
#ff0490
Strong Pink
#ff0789
Pink Ink
#ff1476
Spicy Pink
#ff1cae
Maiden Pink
#ff2feb
Wild Strawberry
#ff3399
Rose Pink
#ff66cc
Pink Flamingo
#ff66ff
Strawberry Frosting
#ff6ffc
Carnation Pink
#ff7fa7
Bubble Gum
#ff85ff
Tulip
#ff878d
Mona Lisa
#ff9889
Light Hot Pink
#ffb3de
Baby Pink
#ffb7ce
Pink
#ffc0cb
Sugar Plum
#ffc4ce
Light Rose
#ffc5cb
Pale Pink
#ffcfdc
Light Pink
#ffd1df
Pink Clay
#ffd5d1
Forgotten Pink
#ffd9d6
Strawberry Blonde
#ffdadc
Pink Cake
#ffe6ee
Sheer Rosebud
#ffe8e5
Pink Paper
#ffedf8

Etymology

The word pink emerged in the 14th century to mean to decorate, perforate or cut. The word still retains this meaning in the form of pinking shears, special scissors designed to leave a zigzag pattern in cloth. The color pink is named after a flower known as the common pink, garden pink, or wild pink. This use of the word emerged in the late 17th century.
Overview: Pink
Type
Composition
Red + White
Red + Blue
Primary Color
No
Present in Sunlight
(color of rainbow)
No
Positive Associations
Femininity
Romance
Cuteness
Youth
Negative Associations
Considered a loud and brazen color.
Light Green
Yellow-Green
Neutral to warm
Related Concepts
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Dark Pink
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Magenta
Medium Pink
Near Pink
Off Pink
Pastel Pink
Peach Color
Pink
Pink Things
Salmon Color
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