Hybrid Powder Microblading Pigment Ink

The ink is not colored on the skin after the tattoo operation, which is a common problem encountered by novice tattoo artists. There may be several reasons:

Technical problems: If the tattoo technician is not skilled, the ink may not be properly implanted into the skin during the operation, resulting in the inability to color the colorant.

Selected ink type: The type of ink used does not match the tool used, resulting in the inability to color the colorant, such as using liquid ink with a manual pen. Or the ink is practice pigment, it is not professional-grade permanent makeup pigment.

Skin condition: The condition of the skin will also affect the tattoo effect. If the skin is too dry, greasy or inflamed, the ink may not be absorbed well.

Insufficient depth: If the appropriate implantation depth is not reached during tattooing, the colorant may remain in the epidermis and cannot penetrate into the dermis.

Postoperative care: Improper postoperative care (such as excessive cleaning or improper use of skin care products) may cause the tattoo colorant to fade or fail to be properly absorbed.

If this happens after tattooing, it is recommended to consult a professional tattoo artist for evaluation and adjustment.

The main difference between organic and inorganic pigments lies in their chemical composition, properties and performance. Here are some key points to distinguish them:

Chemical composition:

Organic tattoo pigment are composed of carbon-based compounds, usually containing carbon, hydrogen, oxygen and other elements (such as nitrogen, sulfur, etc.). Their molecular structure is complex and usually has organic chemical characteristics.

Inorganic tattoo pigments are mainly composed of inorganic compounds and usually do not contain carbon. Such pigments may contain metal oxides, salts, minerals, etc.

Color saturation:

Organic permanent makeup pigment usually have higher color saturation and brighter colors. Inorganic permanent makeup pigment are generally more stable in color, have strong hiding power, and have low color saturation.

Stability:

Organic cosmetic tattoo pigment have poor stability in light, heat and chemical environments and may fade. Inorganic pigments are generally more stable and resistant to high temperatures and chemical erosion.

Permeability:

Organic pigments are usually composed of organic compounds, which often have good water solubility and can dissolve in water faster. Therefore, organic pigments have stronger permeability than inorganic pigments.

In general, organic and inorganic pigments have their own advantages and disadvantages and are suitable for different application scenarios and needs. In order to take into account the brightness, saturation and stability of the ink, most tattoo supplies ink currently use a mixed formula of organic and inorganic.

Liquid pigment is a pigment based on water, with small molecules, strong fluidity and permeability. The ink can quickly penetrate into the deep layer of the skin, color quickly, and retain color for a long time. It is the best tattoo ink for permanent makeup professional artists to use with machines. hybrid powdered pigment is a pigment based on a combination of water and oil. The color is brighter, the molecules are relatively large, and the fluidity is moderate. It can be used with both machines and hand pens, and is a good choice of high quality permanent makeup pigment for novices and professional tattoo artists.