Diploma in Natural Skincare Formulation (3rd Edition)

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Course Description

Design your own range of unique, natural or organic skincare products.

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Study from anywhere in the world.

The only course you need to create your own skincare brand.

The most comprehensive online course available, taking you through every aspect of creating skincare products – from defining your values and creating your brand, to formulating high-quality, professional skincare products, having them tested and complying with cosmetic regulations.

Formulate like a professional.
Launch your own brand.
Here’s how…

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Course curriculum

1. Welcome! What's new?
1. 1. Welcome from the Directors
2. Guide to the online classroom
3. 2. The benefits of formulating your own skincare products
4. 3. Seven steps to becoming a confident skincare formulator
5. 4. How to get the most from the course
6. 5. Course roadmap and learning outcomes
7. 6. The products you will learn to formulate
8. 7. Monitoring your progress: activities, quizzes and assignments
9. 8. Planning your studies
10. Monthly study planner
11. Yearly study planner
12. Download: Welcome textbook
1. 1. Meet the team
2. 2. Add us to your address book
3. 3. What support is available?
4. Technical, administrative and pastoral assistance
5. Peer support inside our School of Natural Skincare online community
6. Accessing the Circle community
7. Tutor support
8. Tutor-led activities and engagement
9. Quick tour of the community
10. Communication and support guidelines
1. 1. Introduction to useful resources
2. 2. Equipment list
3. 3. Equipment checklist
4. 4. Ingredient starter list
5. 5. Ingredient shopping list
6. 6. Supplier list
7. Download: Useful resources textbook
1. Welcome to Module 1
2. Module resources and layout
3. Learning outcomes of Module 1
4. Download: Module 1 workbook
5. 1.1 Your brand values
6. 1.1 1 Spotlight: Vegan skincare
7. 1.1.2 Spotlight: Sustainable skincare
8. 1.1.3 Spotlight: Waterless skincare
9. 1.2 Defining ‘Natural’ and ‘Organic’
10. 1.2.1 Spotlight: Clean skincare
11. 1.3 Getting certified
12. 1.4 Creating a strong brand identity
13. Case study: Absolute Joi
14. 1.4.1 Your product story
15. 1.5 Your skincare line
16. Activity: Complete the Module 1 workbook
17. Student brands
18. Download: Module 1 textbook
19. Module 1 quiz
20. Checking in
1. Welcome to Module 2
2. Module resources and layout
3. Learning outcomes of Module 2
4. Download: Module 2 workbook
5. 2.1 Your ideal customers
6. 2.2 The six-step 'Must-have' product design process
7. 2.3 Product concept to final formula
8. Download: Module 2 textbook
9. Module 2 quiz
1. Introduction
2. Welcome
3. Part 1: Who are your customers?
4. Worksheet: Must-have product design process
5. Part 2: What solutions and benefits do customers want your product to provide?
6. Formulating for dry skin
7. Q&A : Oleic acid for dry skin
8. Formulating for oily and acne prone skin
9. Formulating for mature and aging skin
10. Formulating for sensitive skin
11. Part 3: What features are required to deliver those benefits/solutions?
12. Glossary
13. Part 4: Choosing ingredients
14. Part 5: Product description
15. Part 6: Introduction to creating a formula
16. Worksheet: Product formulation
17. Download: Formulate a facial oil challenge textbook
1. Welcome to Module 3
2. Module resources and layout
3. Learning outcomes of Module 3
4. Download: Module 3 workbook
5. 3.1 Cosmetics: definitions, categories and regulations
6. 3.2 Types of cosmetic formula
7. 3.3 What is a formula?
8. Download: Formulation worksheet
9. 3.3.1 Percentages in more detail
10. 3.3.2 Turning a recipe into a formula
11. Activity: Turn a recipe into a formula
12. 3.4 Using a product development brief
13. Download : Product development brief worksheet
14. 3.5 Using a benchmark
15. Download: Benchmark product analysis worksheet
16. Activity: Complete a benchmark analysis
17. 3.6 Sensory product evaluation
18. Download: Sensory product evaluation worksheet
19. Activity: Complete a sensory product evaluation
20. Download: Formulation comparison worksheet
21. 3.7 Cosmetic product testing
22. Download: Module 3 textbook
23. Module 3 quiz
24. Checking in
1. Welcome to Module 4
2. Module resources and layout
3. Learning outcomes of Module 4
4. Download: Module 4 workbook
5. 4.1 The function and structure of the skin
6. 4.2 The skin barrier
7. 4.3 Moisturizing the skin: water, humectants, emollients and occlusives
8. 4.4 The acid mantle
9. 4.5 Skin aging
10. 4.6 Formulating for different skin types and concerns
11. 4.6.1 Formulating for mature and aging skin
12. Learn to formulate for menopausal skin in the Club
13. 4.6.2 Formulating for oily/acne-prone skin
14. 4.6.3 Formulating for dry skin
15. 4.6.4 Formulating for sensitive skin
16. 4.6.5 Formulating for normal skin
17. 4.6.6 Skin conditions and concerns
18. Activity: Formulating for your skin type and concerns
19. Optional: Further reading on skin conditions/concerns
20. 4.7 Formulating for the eye contour and lips
21. 4.8 Skincare routine
22. Activity: Creating a skincare routine
23. Download: Module 4 textbook
24. Module 4 quiz
1. Welcome to Module 5
2. Module resources and layout
3. Learning outcomes of Module 5
4. Download: Module 5 workbook
5. 5.1 Classification of ingredients/raw materials
6. 5.2 Compatibility of ingredients/raw materials
7. 5.3 Ingredients and functions: an overview
8. 5.4 Researching ingredients/raw materials
9. Activity: Download an MSDS and CoA
10. 5.4.1 Choosing a raw material supplier
11. 5.5 Lipids
12. 5.5.1 Composition of lipids
13. 5.5.2 Carrier oils
14. Activity: Choosing carrier oils for yourself
15. 5.5.3 Esters
16. 5.5.4 Butters
17. 5.5.5 Waxes (plus testing five natural waxes: experiment and report)
18. 5.5.6 How to select lipids for your formulations
19. 5.5.7 Getting to know your lipids
20. Download: Getting to know your lipids worksheet
21. Activity: Getting to know your lipids
22. 5.6 Humectants
23. 5.7 Clays, Powders, Salt and Exfoliants
24. 5.8 Active ingredients
25. 5.8.1 Antioxidants
26. 5.8.2 Vitamins
27. 5.8.3 Botanical Extracts
28. Learn to make your own botanical extracts in the Club
29. 5.9 Essential Oils, hydrosols and fragrances
30. 5.9.1 Essential Oils: Quick reference chart
31. 5.9.2 Essential oil profiles
32. 5.9.3 Getting to know your essential oils
33. Download: Getting to know your essential oils worksheet
34. Activity: Getting to know your essential oils
35. 5.9.4 How to choose and blend essential oils
36. Download: Choosing and blending essential oils worksheets
37. 5.9.5 International Fragrance (IFRA) guidelines and calculating allergen levels
38. Download: IFRA standards (51st amendment)
39. Download: Example IFRA conformity certificate and Allergen declaration
40. 5.10 Functional Ingredients
41. 5.10.1 Natural emulsifiers for creams and lotions
42. 5.10.2 Emulsifiers for self-emulsifying oils and oleogels
43. 5.10.3 Thickeners
44. 5.10.4 Solubilizers
45. 5.10.5 pH Adjusters
46. 5.11 Natural colorants
47. 5.12 Organizing and storing materials In your lab
48. Download: Incoming ingredient (raw material) log
49. Activity: Start keeping an Incoming ingredient (raw material) log
50. 5.13 Substituting ingredients
51. 5.14 Supplier list
52. Download: Module 5 textbook
53. Module 5 quiz
54. Checking in
1. Welcome to Module 6
2. Module resources and layout
3. Learning outcomes of Module 6
4. Download: Module 6 workbook
5. 6.1 Equipment for your home lab
6. 6.2 Professional lab equipment
7. Activity: Set up your home lab
8. 6.3 Scaling up and manufacturing equipment
9. 6.4 Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP)
10. Download: Calibration records and manufacturing log worksheets
11. 6.5 Lab techniques and skills
12. Demonstration: Setting up a double boiler
13. Demonstration: Sanitizing equipment
14. 6.6 Testing pH
15. Demonstration: How to take care of and calibrate your pH meter
16. Activity: Practice calibrating your pH meter
17. 6.7 Adjusting pH
18. Demonstration: How to measure and adjust the pH of your product
19. 6.8 Calculating batch sizes
20. Download: Batch calculation worksheet
21. Download: Batch calculators
22. Activity: Calculating a batch
23. 6.9 Cosmetic packaging
24. Activity: Research packaging options
25. Download: Module 6 textbook
26. Module 6 quiz
1. Welcome to Module 7
2. Module resources and layout
3. Learning outcomes of Module 7
4. Download: Module 7 workbook
5. 7.1 Introduction to microbiology
6. 7.2 Strategies for prolonging shelf-life
7. 7.3 Natural preservatives
8. 7.3.1 Preservative ingredients
9. 7.4 Creating a preservative system
10. Download: Module 7 textbook
11. Module 7 quiz
12. Learn how to formulate self-preserving products in the Club
13. Checking in
1. Welcome to Module 8
2. Module resources and layout
3. Learning outcomes of Module 8
4. Download: Module 8 workbook
5. 8.1 Introduction to formulating oils, oil-based serums and self-emulsifying oils
6. 8.2 Formulating body and massage oils
7. Download: Product development brief - Body and massage oils
8. 8.2.1 Formulation example: Moringa Dry Oil Body Spritz
9. 8.2.2 Formulation example: Wild Rose and Geranium Dry Oil Body Spritz
10. 8.2.3 Formulation example: Coconut and Lime Body Oil
11. 8.2.4 Formulation example: Soothing and Relaxing Massage and Bath Oil
12. 8.2.5 Formulation example: Balancing and Uplifting Massage and Bath Oil
13. Activity: Formulate a body or massage oil
14. 8.3 Formulating facial oils and serums
15. Download: Product development brief - Facial oils and oil-based serums
16. 8.3.1 Formulation example: Facial Oil for Dry Skin
17. 8.3.2 Formulation example: Facial Oil for Oily Skin
18. 8.3.3 Formulation example: Soothing Facial Serum For Sensitive Skin
19. 8.3.4 Formulation example: Antioxidant Facial Serum with Coenzyme Q10
20. Demonstration: 8.3.4 Antioxidant Facial Serum with Coenzyme Q10
21. Activity: Formulate a facial oil or oil-based serum
22. 8.4 Formulating bath and shower oils
23. Download: Product development brief - Bath and shower oils
24. 8.4.1 Formulation example: Lime and Sweet Orange Shower Oil with Polyglyceryl-3 Palmitate
25. 8.4.2 Formulation example: Lavender and Bergamot Bath Oil with Polyglyceryl-4 Oleate
26. 8.4.3 Formulation example: Sweet Orange Shower and Bath Oil with Polyglyceryl-4 Oleate
27. Activity: Formulate a bath or shower oil
28. 8.5 Formulating cleansing oils, oil-to-milk cleansers and cleansing gels
29. Download: Product development brief - Cleansing oils, oil-to-milk cleansers and cleansing gels
30. 8.5.1 Formulation example: Cleansing Oil for Sensitive Skin
31. 8.5.2 Formulation example: Grapefruit Cleansing Oil with Polyglyceryl-4 Oleate
32. Demonstration: Grapefruit Cleansing Oil with Polyglycerol-4 Oleate
33. 8.5.3 Formulation example: Pomegranate Cleansing Gel with Polyglyceryl-4 Oleate
34. 8.5.4 Formulation example: Geranium Cleansing Gel with Sucrose Stearate
35. 8.5.5 Formulation example: Fragrance-free Cleansing Gel with Sucragel AP V2
36. Demonstration: Fragrance-free cleansing gel with Sucragel AP V2
37. 8.5.6 Reverse formulation example: Neal’s Yard Frankincense Intense Cleansing Melt
38. 8.5.7 Formulation example: Ylang Ylang and Sweet Almond Cleansing Balm with Sapogel Q
39. Activity: Formulate a cleansing oil, oil-to-milk cleansers or cleansing gel
40. 8.6 Troubleshooting oils, oil-based serums and self-emulsifying oils
41. Download: Module 8 textbook
42. Module 8 quiz
1. Welcome to Module 9
2. Module resources and layout
3. Learning outcomes of Module 9
4. Download: Module 9 workbook
5. 9.1 Introduction to formulating anhydrous butters and balms
6. Activity: Getting to know your butters
7. 9.2 Formulating anhydrous body butters
8. Download: Product development brief - Anhydrous body butters
9. 9.2.1 Formulation example: Ylang Ylang and Frankincense Bedtime Body Butter
10. Demonstration: 9.2.1 Ylang Ylang and Frankincense Bedtime Body Butter
11. 9.2.2 Formulation example: Whipped Shea Body Butter with Babassu Oil and Illipe Butter
12. 9.2.3 Formulation example: Sweet Orange and Kokum Whipped Body Butter
13. 9.2.4 Formulation example: Mango and Coconut Whipped Body Butter
14. Activity: Formulate an anhydrous body butter
15. 9.3 Formulating balms and salves
16. Download: Product development brief - Balms and salves
17. Activity: Complete a benchmark analysis for a balm
18. 9.3.1 Experiment and report: Do anhydrous cleansing balms need preservatives?
19. 9.3.2 Formulation examples: Simple Lip Balm (Four Variations)
20. 9.3.3 Formulation example: Vegan Calendula Salve
21. 9.3.4 Formulation example: Moisturizing Sea Buckthorn Balm
22. 9.3.5 Formulation example: Wild Rose Beauty Balm
23. 9.3.6 Formulation example: Illipe and Murumuru Lip Balm
24. Demonstration: Illipe and Murumuru Lip Balm
25. 9.3.7 Formulation example: Ultra Protective Lip Balm with Lanolin
26. 9.3.8 Formulation example: Lavender and Sweet Orange Massage Gel with Dermofeel Viscolid
27. 9.3.9 Formulation example: Sweet Almond Moisturising Gel-Balm with Sapogel Q
28. Demonstration: 9.3.9 Sweet Almond Moisturizing Gel-balm with Sapogel Q
29. 9.3.10 Formulation example: Frankincense Cleansing Balm
30. 9.3.11 Formulation example: Mango and Murumuru Cleansing Butter
31. 9.3.12 Formulation example: Coconut, Illipe and Green Tea Cleansing Balm with Durosoft PG4-O
32. 9.3.13 Formulation example: Chamomile Cleansing Balm with Dermofeel PP
33. Activity: Formulate a leave-on or rinse-off balm
34. 9.4 Troubleshooting butters and balms
35. Download: Module 9 textbook
36. Module 9 quiz
37. Checking in
1. Welcome to Module 10
2. Module resources and layout
3. Learning outcomes of Module 10
4. Download: Module 10 workbook
5. 10.1 Formulating spa-style soaks
6. Download: Product development brief - Spa-style soaks
7. 10.1.1 Formulation example: Relaxing Rose and Milk Bath Soak
8. 10.1.2 Formulation example: Invigorating Peppermint Foot Soak
9. 10.1.3 Formulation example: Sea Salt and Goat’s Milk Bath Soak
10. 10.1.4 Formulation example: Coconut Milk Bath Soak
11. Demonstration: Coconut milk bath soak
12. Activity: Formulate a bath, foot or hand soak
13. 10.2 Formulating exfoliating scrubs and polishes
14. Download: Product development brief - Scrubs and polishes
15. Activity: Getting to know exfoliants
16. 10.2.1 Experiment and report: Testing preservatives in an anhydrous Sucragel-based body scrub
17. 10.2.2 Formulation example: Grapefruit and Geranium Body Scrub
18. 10.2.3 Formulation example: Mango, Coconut and Sugar Lip Scrub
19. 10.2.4 Formulation example: Grapefruit, Orange and Calendula Facial Scrub with Sucrose Stearate
20. Demonstration: Grapefruit, Orange and Calendula Facial Scrub with Sucrose Stearate
21. 10.2.5 Formulation example: Peach and Poppy Seed Body Scrub with Sucrose Stearate
22. 10.2.6 Formulation Example: Lemongrass and Bamboo Facial Scrub with Sucragel CF
23. Demonstration: Lemongrass and Bamboo Facial Scrub with Sucragel CF
24. 10.2.7 Formulation example: Vanilla and Shea Sugar Scrub with Sucragel AOF Bio
25. 10.2.8 Formulation example: Lemon and Orange Lip Scrub with Sapogel Q
26. 10.2.9 Formulation example: Murumuru Sugar Scrub with Dermofeel PP
27. Activity: Formulate a body or facial scrub
28. Activity: Complete a sensory product evaluation for your body or facial scrub
29. 10.3 Troubleshooting spa-style soaks, scrubs and polishes
30. 10.3.1 Troubleshooting example: Lemongrass and Bamboo Facial Scrub with Sucragel CF
31. 10.3.2 Troubleshooting example: Lemon and Sugar Lip Scrub with Sapogel Q
32. Download: Module 10 textbook
33. Module 10 quiz
1. Welcome to Module 11
2. Module resources and layout
3. Learning outcomes of Module 11
4. Download: Module 11 workbook
5. 11.1 Introduction to formulating toners, spritzers, mists and gels
6. 11.1.1 Experiment and report: Three natural solubilizers
7. 11.1.2 Experiment and report: How hydrosols can challenge the performance of the preservation system
8. 11.2 Formulating toners, spritzers and mists
9. Download: Product development brief - Toners, spritzers and mists
10. 11.2.1 Formulation example: Hydrating Rose, Aloe and Cucumber Facial Mist
11. 11.2.2 Formulation example: Juniper Berry and Lemon Toner
12. Demonstration: Juniper Berry and Lemon Toner
13. 11.2.3 Formulation example: Green Tea Toner with Alcohol for Oily Skin
14. Learn to formulate hydrating micellar cleansing water in the Club
15. 11.2.4 Formulation example: Hydrating Hyaluronic Acid Toner
16. Activity: Formulate a toner, spritzer or mist
17. 11.3 Formulating gels
18. Download: Product development brief - Gels
19. Activity: Getting to know gums
20. 11.3.1 Formulation example: Cooling Aloe After-sun Gel
21. 11.3.2 Formulation example: Moisturizing Hyaluronic Acid Facial Gel
22. Demonstration: Moisturizing Hyaluronic Acid Facial Gel
23. 11.3.3 Formulation example: Brightening Gel with Licorice and Niacinamide for Hyperpigmentation
24. 11.3.4 Reverse formulation example: Deep Moisture Oil-free Gel
25. Activity: Formulate a gel
26. 11.4 Troubleshooting toners, spritzers, mists and gels
27. 11.5 Laboratory test reports: Toners, spritzers, mists and gels
28. Download: Module 11 textbook
29. Module 11 quiz
30. Checking in
1. Welcome to Module 12
2. Module resources and layout
3. Learning outcomes of Module 12
4. Download: Module 12 workbook
5. 12.1 What is an emulsion?
6. 12.2 Surfactants and the science of emulsification
7. 12.2.1 Hydrophilic Lipophilic Balance (HLB)
8. 12.3 How to make an emulsion: Phases and stages in emulsion manufacture
9. 12.3.1 Variations in emulsion manufacturing method
10. 12.4 How to choose your emulsifier
11. Activity: Research an emulsifier
12. 12.5 Rheology, viscosity modification and emulsion stability
13. 12.6 Solving emulsion instability
14. Download: Module 12 textbook
15. Module 12 quiz
1. Welcome to Module 13
2. Module resources and layout
3. Learning outcomes of Module 13
4. Download: Module 13 workbook
5. 13.1 Introduction to formulating creams and lotions
6. Demonstration: Simple emulsion
7. 13.1.1 Experiment and report: Testing four natural emulsifiers
8. Activity: Experiment with emulsifiers
9. 13.2 Formulating creams and lotions for the face and body
10. Download: Product development brief - Creams and lotions
11. 13.2.1 Formulating for different skin types: Lavender Facial Lotion for Normal/Oily/Dry Skin
12. Demonstration: Lavender Facial Lotion for Normal Skin
13. 13.2.2 Formulation example: Oil-free Moisturizer
14. Demonstration: Oil-free Moisturizer
15. Learn to formulate an advanced Oil Control Moisturizer with Salicylic Acid in the Club
16. 13.2.3 Formulation example: Facial Lotion with Licorice and Niacinamide for Hyperpigmentation
17. 13.2.4 Formulation example: Geranium and Macadamia Body Lotion
18. Demonstration: Geranium and Macadamia Body Lotion
19. 13.2.5 Formulation example: Coconut and Shea Body Butter
20. 13.2.6 Formulation example: Frankincense Face Cream for Mature Skin with Coenzyme Q10
21. 13.2.7 Formulation example: Floral Moisturizing Lotion
22. 13.2.8 Formulation example: Sweet Summer Body Milk
23. 13.2.9 Formulation example: Eye Cream with Caffeine and Ceramide Complex
24. Activity: Formulate a cream or lotion
25. Activity: Complete a sensory product evaluation for your cream or lotion
26. 13.3 Formulating cleansing and exfoliating lotions
27. 13.3.1 Formulation example: Soothing Cleansing Lotion
28. Learn to create a foaming cleansing lotion in the Club
29. 13.3.2 Formulation example: Olive Exfoliating Lotion
30. Activity: Formulate an exfoliating lotion
31. 13.4 Troubleshooting creams and lotions
32. 13.5 Laboratory test reports: Creams and lotions
33. Download: Module 13 textbook
34. Module 13 quiz
35. Learn to formulate emulsion-based clay face masks in the Club
36. Checking in
1. Welcome to Module 14
2. Module resources and layout
3. Learning outcomes of Module 14
4. Download: Module 14 workbook
5. 14.1 Selling your products legally: An introduction
6. Download: Manufacturing log (Batch file) template
7. 14.2 Creating a Product Information File (PIF)
8. Completed example of a PIF
9. Download: Product Information File (PIF) template
10. Activity: Create a PIF for one of your products
11. 14.3 Cosmetic regulations by country
12. 14.3.1 Australia cosmetic regulations
13. 14.3.2 Canada cosmetic regulations
14. 14.3.3 European Union cosmetic regulations
15. 14.3.4 India cosmetic regulations
16. 14.3.5 New Zealand cosmetic regulations
17. 14.3.6 South Africa cosmetic regulations
18. 14.3.7 UK cosmetic regulations
19. Download: Guidance from UK Office for Product Safety & Standards
20. Providers of CPSRs and cosmetic testing
21. 14.3.8 USA cosmetic regulations
22. 14.4 Cosmetic claims
23. Download: Guidance on EU 'free-from' claims
24. Download: Module 14 textbook
1. Guidelines for submitting assignments
2. Assignment checklist
3. Assignment 1: Calculating a batch
4. Assignment 2: Varying a formula
5. Assignment 3: Anhydrous oil-based product formula
6. Assignment 4: Toner, mist or gel formula
7. Assignment 5: Cream or lotion formula
8. Submit assignments
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Diploma in Natural Skincare Formulation (3rd Edition)

Course Description

Design your own range of unique, natural or organic skincare products.

The only course you need to create your own skincare brand.

Formulate like a professional.
Launch your own brand.
Here’s how…

Want to know more?

Download our prospectus here.

Course curriculum

The Third Edition

Welcome

Getting support

Useful resources

Module 1: Your Values, Brand and Creating Unique Products

Module 2: Skincare Product Design Process

Formulate a facial oil challenge

Module 3: Creating Professional Cosmetic Formulations

Module 4: Skin Anatomy and Physiology: Formulating for Different Skin Types

Module 5: Cosmetic Ingredients and Raw Materials

Module 6: Lab Skills, Equipment and Packaging

Module 7: Preserving Skincare Products Naturally

Module 8: Formulating Oils, Oil-Based Serums and Self-Emulsifying Oils

Module 9: Formulating Butters and Balms

Module 10: Formulating Spa-Style Soaks, Scrubs and Polishes

Module 11: Formulating Toners, Spritzers, Mists and Gels

Module 12: The Science of Emulsification

Module 13: Formulating Creams and Lotions

Module 14: Cosmetic Regulations and Business Essentials

Assignments

Feedback

About this course

Design your own range of unique, natural or organic skincare products.

The only course you need to create your own skincare brand.

Formulate like a professional.Launch your own brand.Here’s how…

Want to know more?

Download our prospectus here.

The Third Edition

Welcome

Getting support

Useful resources

Module 1: Your Values, Brand and Creating Unique Products

Module 2: Skincare Product Design Process

Formulate a facial oil challenge

Module 3: Creating Professional Cosmetic Formulations

Module 4: Skin Anatomy and Physiology: Formulating for Different Skin Types

Module 5: Cosmetic Ingredients and Raw Materials

Module 6: Lab Skills, Equipment and Packaging

Module 7: Preserving Skincare Products Naturally

Module 8: Formulating Oils, Oil-Based Serums and Self-Emulsifying Oils

Module 9: Formulating Butters and Balms

Module 10: Formulating Spa-Style Soaks, Scrubs and Polishes

Module 11: Formulating Toners, Spritzers, Mists and Gels

Module 12: The Science of Emulsification

Module 13: Formulating Creams and Lotions

Module 14: Cosmetic Regulations and Business Essentials

Assignments

Feedback

About this course

Formulate like a professional.
Launch your own brand.
Here’s how…