What is the difference between “Inorganic (Mineral) Pigments” and “Organic Pigments” used in permanent makeup?

Organic pigments are produced from carbon-based synthetic molecules. Their colors are extremely vibrant and bright, and their molecular size is very small. They have a very high retention rate on the skin and do not fade easily; however, they are quite difficult to remove with lasers. Inorganic (mineral) pigments, on the other hand, are obtained from naturally occurring minerals such as iron oxide and titanium dioxide. Their colors are more matte, earthy tones, and provide soft, natural finishes. They are eliminated from the body more easily and without changing color, and respond much faster to laser removal treatments. Inorganic pigments are generally preferred for eyebrows, while organic pigments are preferred for lips to enhance their vibrancy.