How to mix pigments (inorganic)

Pigments can be organic or inorganic, each with its own molecular structure. Organic pigments often have covalent bonds, while inorganic ones usually have ionic or crystalline structures. Despite these differences, both types are engineered to be stable and long-lasting when implanted in the skin. Factors such as the depth of implantation, the size of the pigment particles, and the body's own immune response also play a critical role in the pigment's longevity. When it comes to mixing pigments, using mono colors is generally more effective than starting with pre-mixed colors. Pre-mixed pigments are more likely to produce grayish results when...