Advanced in Cosmetic formulation

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1 - Introduction to Serum Formulation

1 - Advanced-in-serum-formulation-pdf-standard.pdf

1 - Overview of Cosmetic Serums.mp4

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2 - Types of Serums.mp4

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3 - Several key ingredients are commonly found in face serums.mp4

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4 - Characterization of Serum.mp4

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2 - Hyaluronic Acid HA Serum Formulation

5 - Structure and function of HA in skin hydration.mp4

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6 - Types of Hyaluronic Acid.mp4

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6 - hyaluronic-acid-table.zip

7 - Hydration and plumping effects.mp4

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8 - Stabilizing Hyaluronic Acid in Serums.mp4

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9 - Solubilization Challenges of Hyaluronic Acid in Serums.mp4

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10 - Combining Hyaluronic Acid with other ingredients.mp4

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11 - Hyaluronic Acid Formula.html

3 - Vitamin C Serum Formulation

12 - Understanding Vitamin C as a Skincare Ingredient.mp4

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13 - Formulation Challenges and Solutions.mp4

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14 - Practical Exercise Developing a 15 Vitamin C Serum.html

4 - Serum Formulation Techniques

15 - Basic Formulation Process.mp4

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16 - Preservative Systems in Serums.mp4

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17 - ShelfLife Extension Strategies.html

5 - Customer Needs Forecasting and Anticipation

18 - Understanding Consumer Behavior.html

19 - Methods for Forecasting Consumer Needs.html

20 - Anticipating Future Trends in Serums.html

21 - Prioritizing Customer Needs in Product Development.html

22 - Integrating Customer Needs into the Serum Formulation Process.html

6 - Final Project Developing a MarketReady Advanced Serum

23 - Serum Formulation Assignment Create Your Own Basic Serum.html

24 - Example of a Student Submission for Serum Formulation Assignment.html

25 - In the laboratory Challenges Manufacturers Can Face and How to Overcome Them.html

Description

Unlocking the Secrets of Cosmetics Serum Formulations: From Ingredients to Your Own Brand

What You'll Learn?

Identify and categorize different types of serums (e.g., hydrating, brightening, anti-aging) and their specific uses in skincare.
Understand and apply customer needs forecasting and trend anticipation to serum formulation, helping to align products with market demand.
Formulate advanced cosmetic serums, including multi-molecular weight hyaluronic acid (HA) and stabilized vitamin C, while solving common formulation challenges.
Select appropriate preservatives, antioxidants, and packaging options to enhance the stability and shelf-life of serum formulations.
Analyze and address the formulation challenges related to key ingredients like hyaluronic acid and vitamin C for both efficacy and product stability.
Develop a market-ready serum, conducting stability tests, sensory evaluations, and creating a comprehensive formulation that addresses specific skin concerns.

Who is this for?

This course is designed for: Cosmetic chemists and formulators looking to enhance their skills in serum formulation. Skincare enthusiasts and DIY formulators who want to create more advanced and effective serums. Entrepreneurs in the beauty industry aiming to develop their own skincare lines. Professionals working in cosmetic product development who want to improve their knowledge of formulation techniques and consumer trends. Anyone with a passion for skincare who is ready to delve deeper into the science of serums.

What You Need to Know?

There are no strict prerequisites, making this course accessible to both beginners and experienced formulators. However, having a basic understanding of cosmetic science, skincare ingredients, or a background in chemistry may be helpful. Students will need access to basic cosmetic formulation equipment (e.g., pH meters, scales, mixing equipment) and common raw materials used in serum formulations.

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Description
This Advanced Cosmetic Formulation: From Ingredients to Your Own Brand is designed to provide in-depth knowledge, industry insights, and practical skills for formulating high-performance cosmetic serums. Youâ€™ll start with an introduction to the different types of serums, such as hydrating, brightening, and anti-aging formulations, before diving deep into the technical aspects of serum design. The course covers key ingredients like hyaluronic acid and vitamin C, including formulation challenges, synergistic ingredient combinations, and solutions for stabilizing these ingredients.
Additionally, you will explore consumer needs forecasting, which will help you anticipate future trends in skincare and integrate customer demands into your product development process. Through practical exercises, youâ€™ll learn to formulate multi-molecular weight hyaluronic acid serums and stable vitamin C serums. We also cover advanced topics such as preservative systems, shelf-life extension strategies, and packaging choices to protect your formulations from environmental stressors, ensuring product longevity and effectiveness.
By the end of the course, you will develop your own serum formula targeting specific skin concerns, conducting stability testing, and presenting your final product, ensuring itâ€™s ready for the market. This course is perfect for both beginners and experienced formulators looking to expand their knowledge and create innovative skincare products, while building the foundation for launching their own beauty brand.
Who this course is for:
This course is designed for: Cosmetic chemists and formulators looking to enhance their skills in serum formulation. Skincare enthusiasts and DIY formulators who want to create more advanced and effective serums. Entrepreneurs in the beauty industry aiming to develop their own skincare lines. Professionals working in cosmetic product development who want to improve their knowledge of formulation techniques and consumer trends. Anyone with a passion for skincare who is ready to delve deeper into the science of serums.

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