Does pink pacify prisoners? The criminal allure of Baker-Miller Pink

<p>If you get yourself thrown into prison in the US or Switzerland, you may find that your cell walls have been painted pink.</p> <p>This is because a particular shade of pink has been reported to calm us down and reduce aggression.</p> <p>But does it work? And if so, how?</p> <p>Baker-Miller Pink, also known as Drunk Tank Pink, is a strong shade of pink made by mixing a gallon of white paint with a pint of red. It&rsquo;s not unlike the colour of Pepto-Bismol.</p> <p>It had calming properties attributed to it in the late 1970s by Alexander Schauss, director of the American Institute for Biosocial Research in Tacoma, Washington.</p> <p><a href="https://tombishop72.medium.com/does-pink-pacify-prisoners-the-criminal-allure-of-baker-miller-pink-4486e1773c61"><strong>Click Here</strong></a></p>