The most beneficial formulations are based on understanding the structure and function of the skin. Indeed, for a cosmetic to be effective, it should contain a number of active ingredients that match the requirements of the skin. Your client looks to you for advice and you must be able to acknowledge the right product that will make a difference in the appearance of his or her skin.
Course Curriculum
Cosmetic Ingredients Knowledge
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Chapter I. Introduction
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Chapter II. Product Regulations
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Chapter III. The role of Aromatherapy in cosmetics
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Chapter IV. Understanding INCI
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Chapter V. Sunscreens
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Chapter VI. Cosmetic Labeling
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Chapter VII. Actives and Anti-oxidants
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Chapter VIII. Vitamins, Minerals and Trace-elements in Formulations
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Chapter IX. Nutrients and Skin Conditions
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Chapter X. Natural or Synthetics Preservatives in Cosmetics
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- a) Introduction
- b) Evaluation of Preservatives
- c) Preservatives / Preservatives
- d) The Need for Preservatives
- e) List of Commonly Used Preservatives
- f) Benefits of Synthetic Preservatives
- g) Drawbacks of Synthetic Preservatives
- h) Benefits of Natural Preservatives
- i) Drawbacks to Natural Preservatives
- j) Natural Claims
- k) What Consumers Want to Know
- l) Transparency and Technology
- m) Prohibited Ingredients at a Glance
- n) Possible irritants
- o) Natural Preservatives
- p) Test your learning Chapter X
Chapter XI. Nanotechnology/ Liposomes
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Chapter XII. Skin Proteins, Peptides
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