Antiperspirants and Deodorant Technology: Principles and Applications
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Who Should Attend
The course should be of value to those working with
cosmetic/toiletry products focused on antiperspirants and
deodorant applications, as well as to those in industry and
research laboratories interested in a basic understanding of
the technologies, clinical aspects, and application of these
products.
The course is intended for entry and mid level development
technologists, and up-to-date refresher for experienced
individuals. Chemists, microbiologists, analytical scientists,
and process engineers from the field of cosmetics, toiletries,
pharmaceuticals, bioengineering, and food industries will also
benefit from the opportunity to understand more about
regulations, formulations, and process parameters for an FDA
regulated product.
Description
This course is intended to provide a comprehensive review of
the fundamental aspects of antiperspirants and deodorants.
There will be significant emphasis on the chemistry of
antiperspirant and deodorant actives, how they function to
inhibit odor or restrict sweat production, what are acceptable
protocols and statistics for measuring clinical efficacy of these
actives, basic parameters for developing functional products
that match consumer needs, and technology and market
trends. Though the course will be structured, there will be
opportunity for open discussion about specific problems and
needs of participants.