Do mood rings really work

Answer 1

yes they are accurate

Hell no! Put them in your pocket and they will be a whole bunch of random colors heat changes them! I'm wearing one right now and you tell me, what the hell does green yellow purple and red mean?

Answer 2

Well, yes... Kind of...

Mood rings rely on thermodynamics, and use the temperature of your finger's skin to change colour. Cold is calm and blank, hot is impassioned and emotional.

So they are semi-sensitive to those types of things

Answer 3

Mood rings use a substance that changes color when it comes in contact with heat, in this case, with the heat of your finger, this causes the ring to change colors. To prove this correct, stick your ring into the freezer for a couple of minutes. Look at the color. The stick it some place warm, like on you stomach. Once you feel the coldness of the ring fading away, check the color of the ring. They will appear different. Also, if your freezer has the ring, logically your freezer can feel no mood, so why did the ring change color? It did simply because it was cold. As much as I wish they were magical and real, I must pain you by stating the scientific truth that mood rings are indeed, not real.

Answer 4

Mood rings change color based on the temperature of the wearer's skin, not their mood. As a person's body temperature changes throughout the day, the ring may change color as well. So, while they can be a fun accessory, they do not accurately reflect someone's mood.

Answer 5

They monitor the heat of your body and change colors to your skin's temperature, therefore setting the mood to the color.

Answer 6

Mood rings are sensitive to heat. Changes in your body temperature, which can be mildly related to your mood, can cause changes in the ring.

Answer 7

Mood rings contain a thermochromic paint using liquid crystal technology. They change colour, like a forehead thermometer, because of temperature changes and not mood swings.

Answer 8

Yes! They Actually Really Work.