Categories: Consumer tests, Sensory AnalysisEfficacy on Skin, Scalp, Nails, Teeth or MouthPhysico-chemical, StabilityToxicology, safety, penetration, toleranceData analysis, in-silico, AIPreclinical assays (in-vitro, ex-vivo...)Thematic filesClinical studies (in-vivo)UV protection, SuncareRegulationEfficacy on HairOther services related to testingNon classé

SCS Diploma in Cosmetic Science by Distance learning in Cosmetic Science

Study at your own pace, in your own space… anywhere in the world

This industry recognised online course on the essentials of cosmetic science is a perfect first step into this fascinating industry and exciting branch of science
1 year course • Distance learning 
www.cosmetic.learning.com

The course is in a modular format with units written and assessed by industry experts.
Some units are accompanied by short videos.
Units include: 

  • Foundations in chemistry, physiology, biochemistry and microbiology
  • Key functional roles of product development, production, packaging and marketing
  • Vital auxiliary services such as stability testing, microbial preservation, quality assurance, legislation, safety assessment, performance evaluation and market research
  • Specific product categories – hair, skin, oral care, colour cosmetics, aerosols, perfume

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