The Art Of Cosmetics

From Formulation to Brand: Creating Your Own Cosmetics

What you'll learn

The fundamentals of cosmetic science and cosmetic formulation.

In-depth knowledge of skincare formulation, including ingredient analysis and product stability.

Safety assessments in the cosmetics industry.

The role of different ingredients in cosmetic products and their effects on the skin.

Techniques for developing effective and innovative cosmetic formulations.

Practical skills in formulating various cosmetic products, such as creams, and cleansers

Requirements

My course is designed to be beginner-friendly, so there are no specific requirements or prerequisites.

Description

Welcome to "The Art of Cosmetics" course, designed for anyone who wants to learn about cosmetic formulation and how to create a cosmetic business. Throughout this course, you'll gain valuable knowledge and practical skills in the world of cosmetics. Let's dive into the exciting modules and outcomes: Module One: We'll cover the fundamentals, including important terms in cosmetics, cosmetics tests, and cosmetics preparation. Module Two: Get ready to explore raw materials, from emollients to botanicals, and learn about their classifications and uses. Module Three: Discover the intricacies of skin anatomy, lip anatomy, and different skin types. Module Four: Dive into the world of emulsions, creams, gels, cleansers, and moisturizers, understanding interfacial phenomena. Module Five: Explore topics like hyperpigmentation, acne, and anti-aging, and learn about treatments and formulations. Module Six: Uncover the secrets of makeup, including types, coloring agents, lipstick formulation, eye makeup, and foundations. Module Seven: Understand stability tests, pH tests, and challenge tests to ensure product quality. Module Eight: Get insights into marketing trends, ingredient selection, and learn the instructor's secrets in writing formulas. By the end of this course, you'll achieve the following objectives: 1. Master the fundamentals of cosmetic science and formulation. 2. Gain in-depth knowledge of skincare formulation, ingredient analysis, and product stability. 3. Understand safety assessments in the cosmetics industry. 4. Learn the role of different ingredients and their effects on the skin. 5. Develop effective and innovative cosmetic formulations. 6. Acquire practical skills in formulating various cosmetic products. Don't miss this opportunity and enroll now

Overview

Section 1: Introduction to cosmetic science

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Cosmetics

Lecture 3 Cosmetics definitions

Lecture 4 Cosmeceuticals

Lecture 5 Cosmeceuticals definition

Lecture 6 Difference between cosmetics and cosmeceuticals

Lecture 7 Important terms in cosmetics

Lecture 8 Cosmetics tests

Lecture 9 Cosmetics preparation

Section 2: Raw materials

Lecture 10 Introduction to raw materials

Lecture 11 Raw material classifications

Lecture 12 Emollients

Lecture 13 Thickeners

Lecture 14 Preservatives

Lecture 15 Buffers

Lecture 16 Chelating agents

Lecture 17 Vitamins

Lecture 18 Botanicals

Lecture 19 Peptides

Lecture 20 Sunscreen Agents

Section 3: Anatomy

Lecture 21 Epidermis

Lecture 22 Dermis

Lecture 23 Lips Anatomy

Lecture 24 Skin types

Section 4: Cosmetic formulations

Lecture 25 Emulsion

Lecture 26 Creams

Lecture 27 Gels

Lecture 28 Skin cleansing

Lecture 29 Interfacial phenomena

Lecture 30 Skin cleansing types

Lecture 31 The technical qualities of skin cleansing agents

Lecture 32 Skin Cleansing characteristics

Lecture 33 Skin Cleansing ingredients, and how to write a formula

Lecture 34 Skin moisturizers

Lecture 35 Skin moisturizer types

Lecture 36 Technical qualities of skin moisturizers

Lecture 37 Skin moisturizers characteristics

Section 5: Skin disoders

Lecture 38 Hyperpigmentation

Lecture 39 Treatment of hyperpigmentation

Lecture 40 Acne

Lecture 41 Anti acne

Lecture 42 Aged skin

Lecture 43 Anti aging

Section 6: Makeup

Lecture 44 Makeup

Lecture 45 Makeup types

Lecture 46 Coloring agents

Lecture 47 Lipstick

Lecture 48 Lipstick formulations

Lecture 49 Eye makeup

Lecture 50 Foundation

Section 7: Tests

Lecture 51 Stability

Lecture 52 pH test

Lecture 53 Challenge test

Section 8: Manufacturing process

Lecture 54 Step one (Cosmetics marketing and trends)

Lecture 55 Step two (Selecting ingredients)

Lecture 56 Step three ( My secrets in writing the formula)

This course is perfect for anyone who is interested in the world of cosmetics and wants to learn more about cosmetic science and formulation.