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The team at Shay & Blue are restlessly focused on inclusion and celebrating YOU.
Our scents are for all genders. There are no outsiders at S&B, all are welcome, always. We support everyone's right to express themselves fully.
But why is a rainbow used as the pride symbol and what is the history behind it? Here's the lowdown.
The rainbow flag, created by artist Gilbert Baker in 1978, is widely known as the symbol of Pride. Rumour has it that Gilbert got his inspiration for the flag from the famous Judy Garland song Over the Rainbow. The original gay pride flag was seen in the San Francisco Gay Freedom Day Parade on June 25th, 1978.
When the flag was first created, each colour in the rainbow design had a different meaning.
Pink - Sex
Red - Life
Orange - Healing
Yellow - The Sun
Green - Nature
Turquoise - Art and Magic
Blue - Serenity
Purple - The Spirit
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