What is the Education Portal?

The curriculum is structured around foundational and advanced topics essential for a successful career in cosmetic science.

• Introduction to Cosmetic Chemistry: A foundational course covering the history, principles, and key ingredients of cosmetics.
• Organic and Polymer Chemistry: Focus on the chemical structures and reactions of molecules relevant to cosmetic formulations, including surfactants, emulsifiers, and polymers.
• Physiology of Skin, Hair, and Nails: A deep dive into the biological functions and anatomy of the target substrates for cosmetic products.
• Emulsion and Suspension Science: The study of creating stable mixtures of immiscible liquids and solids, which is fundamental to lotions, creams, and makeup.
• Formulation Principles: Hands-on training in creating various product forms, including serums, sunscreens, shampoos, and color cosmetics.
• Cosmetic Microbiology: Understanding microbial contamination, preservation systems, and the testing required to ensure product safety.
• Regulatory Affairs and Safety: An overview of global regulations (e.g., FDA, EU, and Asian markets), toxicology, and ethical considerations in product development.