Organic vs inorganic pigments for eyebrows
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1ST PART
Organic pigments consist of petroleum refinery products.
Black 77266 (often from petroleum soot) is combined with dyes (red, orange, yellow) which give the pigment a brown colour of varying intensity and temperature of shade. Most of these dyes have medium to low photostability, simply put they are destroyed by UV radiation (sunlight) and most of them can only last a few months in the skin, unlike black. Therefore, over time you may see that grey eyebrow colour, which is not going anywhere and needs to be removed with a laser. Speaking of which, not all warm tones go away from the skin even if they stop being visible. When exposed to the laser beam, these colours can polymerise, that is, they become visible again and even more saturated, because the black is removed and the colour of the warm spectrum is not. Organic pigments our body is not able to digest and destroy independently. Over time, only laser removal with individual intervals is necessary.
Inorganic or mineral pigments consist of iron oxides (77491;92;99). Due to certain peculiarities of such pigments it is necessary to work tightly and immediately after the procedure eyebrows may look too bright, you need to wait for healing and you will get a soft natural result. Also the plus of these pigments is that the colour of eyebrows after a while will not become grey. Iron oxides are assimilated and removed by the body within a year +-. Therefore, laser removal between renewal procedures is not required. Also such pigments are resistant to photodecay and sunlight does not provoke burnout shade, as with organic pigments. During the whole time they are in the skin, the colour becomes lighter and lighter without changing its shade.
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