Objectives : Cosmetic Chemistry is a 30 hours  online Certificate course which aims at understanding the  basic chemistry employed in cosmetics. This course is aimed at learning the principles underlying cosmetic technology, analytical techniques in cosmetic products, approach to cosmetic research and development, Good manufacturing practices and quality assurance in cosmetic technology. At the end of course, the participants will be able to have a better outlook on cosmetic formulations and their usage.

Eligibility :All B.Sc students who have studied chemistry at PUC/(10+2)level

Contents: Introduction to the principles of cosmetic technology, general study of cosmetics, classification of cosmetics , Analytical techniques in cosmetic products, preparation of some hair care products :Hair dye, Hair spray, shampoo. Good manufacturing practices and quality assurance in cosmetic technology, Product development and cosmetic formulations, approach to cosmetic research and development, Global regulatory and IPR guidelines for marketing Cosmetics. Color cosmetics: overview of color cosmetics, Formula composition, Trends and innovation in make-up products.

Learning outcomes:-After successful completion of this course the candidate enrolled will be able to understand the theory and tricks employed in the marketing of cosmetics.

Course duration :October 10, 2023  to February, 2024

Timings :one video per week available in the online platform

Testing/Evaluation pattern: Assignment : 25 marks; Unit test (MCQ type) 25 marks. End semester Test (objective):100 marks

Certificate: Digitally generated Certificates will be issued to students who have successfully completed the course by the college.

Syllabus

MODULE 1:

• Introduction to cosmetic chemistry
• Learning objectives and outcomes
• Origin and History of cosmetics

MODULE 2:

• Classification of cosmetics
• Advancement of Cosmetics
• Ingredients in cosmetic Formulations

MODULE 3:

• Nail care cosmetics

(Chemistry of Nail cosmetics)

• Face care cosmetics

(Formulations of Face powders, creams, Shaving creams etc)

MODULE 4:

• Lip care cosmetics

(Chemistry of Lipsticks)

• Oral care cosmetics

(Chemistry of Dentifrices, toothpastes)

• Body care cosmetics

(Chemistry of moisturizing lotions, Perfumes, Deodorants and Antiperspirants)

MODULE 5:

• Herbal cosmetics
• Cosmetic Packaging

Global Regulatory and IPR Guidelines for the manufacture of Cosmetics