반영구화장에 사용되는 갈색 잉크 색소의 구성 원소 성분 분석
Constituent Element Analysis of Brown Color Ink Pigments in Semipermanent Makeup
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The present study compared and analyzed the inorganic elements present in brownish low-priced and expensive ink products that are often used in semi-permanent makeup. Semi-permanent makeup refers to injecting a long-lasting pigment below the skin's epidermal layer such as eyebrows, eyelashes, and lips for cosmetic purposes. Iron (Fe) and titanium (Ti) elements were detected in expensive semi-permanent cosmetic ink products. Iron oxide added to the expensive ink was observed to be homogeneously distributed having the shape of rod and cube. In the low-cost ink products, the inorganic substances found were iron (Fe), manganese (Mn), silicon (Si), sulfur (S), chlorine (Cl) and sodium (Na) elements. Rod- and cubic-shaped iron oxides were easily identified in the inexpensive ink pigment. In the low-cost inks, in addition to these pigments, lump-shaped substances were also detected.
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The present study compared and analyzed the inorganic elements present in brownish low-priced and expensive ink products that are often used in semi-permanent makeup. Semi-permanent makeup refers to injecting a long-lasting pigment below the skin's epidermal layer such as eyebrows, eyelashes, and lips for cosmetic purposes. Iron (Fe) and titanium (Ti) elements were detected in expensive semi-permanent cosmetic ink products. Iron oxide added to the expensive ink was observed to be homogeneously distributed having the shape of rod and cube. In the low-cost ink products, the inorganic substances found were iron (Fe), manganese (Mn), silicon (Si), sulfur (S), chlorine (Cl) and sodium (Na) elements. Rod- and cubic-shaped iron oxides were easily identified in the inexpensive ink pigment. In the low-cost inks, in addition to these pigments, lump-shaped substances were also detected.
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