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Cosmetics Product Development Training

WHY IS COSMETICS PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT TRAINING IMPORTANT?
Cosmetics product development training is needed to stay up-to-date with the major changes in the cosmetics industry that are mainly driven by consumer demand, aggressive market claims, regulatory issues and scientific breakthrough discoveries.

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As the leader in continuing education and accredited technical training, The Center for Professional Advancement (CfPA) offers the most state-of-the-art cosmetic research and development training available. Public and online training courses run from one- to five- days in length, include discussions, case studies, and group exercises and are taught by industry leaders who share their knowledge in an enthusiastic, interactive manner.

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Cosmetics Product Development Highlights

WHAT ARE COSMETICS?
The U.S. FDA defines cosmetics as: "intended to be applied to the human body for cleansing, beautifying, promoting attractiveness, or altering the appearance without affecting the body's structure or functions." This broad definition includes any material intended for use as a component of a cosmetic product.

WHAT ARE SOME INGREDIENTS USED IN COSMETIC FORMULATION?
Emulsifiers, surfactants, fatty chemicals, emollients and moisturizers, powders, polymers, gums and hydrocolloids, humectants, quaternaries, silicones, thickeners color additives and preservatives are some key ingredients used in cosmetic formulation.

The following highlighted CfPA Courses focus on these such ingredients used in cosmetics product development and formulation.


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WHAT TECHNOLOGIES ARE USED IN COSMETICS PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT?
Aerosol technology, emulsion-suspension technology, nanotechnology, granulation, microencapsulation, crystallization technology, industrial rheology, powder mixing technology and industrial drying are key technologies and processes used in cosmetics product development.

The following highlighted CfPA Courses focus on these such technologies used in cosmetic research and development.


WHAT COSMETICS TRAINING COURSES FOCUS ON REGULATORY ISSUES?
The following cosmetics training courses focus on regulatory and QA/QC issues:


WHEN & WHERE CAN I GET COSMETIC RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT TRAINING?

Browse the Cosmetic Research and Development Training Courses listed below. CfPA can also bring any Cosmetic Research and Development Training Course to your location. Please click here
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Course TitleScheduled
Aerosol Technology
Antiperspirants and Deodorant Technology: Principles and Applications
Applied cGMPs for Pharmaceutical and Allied Industries
Biocidal and Plant Protection Products in the EU: Borderlines and Overlaps
Bringing Nanotechnology to Your Market
cGMP Auditing - Strategies for Compliance
Choosing Sensors, Monitors and Instruments for PAT Programs
Color Additive Basics for Decorative Cosmetics
Color Additives and Their Use in Decorative Cosmetics 
Color Selection for Decorative Cosmetics
Conducting Effective Quality Audits
Cosmetic Packaging Development 
Cosmetic Product Formulation
Decorative Cosmetics–Using Absorption and Pearl Pigments
Documentation Management and Control
Emulsion-Suspension Technology 
Encapsulation: Basic Techniques and Applications
Everything You Wanted to Know About Antiperspirants in 90 Minutes
Flavors -- Their Creation, Definition and Use 
Fragrances for Cosmetic and Household Products 
Fundamentals of Nanotechnology: Science, Manufacturing and Applications 
Globally Harmonized Systems (GHS)
GMP for Dietary Supplements
Granulation, Tabletting and Capsule Technology
Guidelines to In Vitro Skin Absorption Studies
Gums and Hydrocolloids
Hair Product Development
In Vitro Testing Methodologies
Industrial Drying of Heat Sensitive Materials
Ingredients for Cosmetics and Toiletries
Introduction to Skin Aging
Labeling OTC Drugs 
Microbiological Quality of Water-Based Consumer Products
Microencapsulation and Particle Coating
Mixing of Liquids and Complex Materials
Pathways to Skin Penetration
Pharmaceutical Aerosol Technology 
Powder Mixing Technology
Preservatives and Biocides in Consumer Products
REACH: Registration, Evaluation and Authorization of Chemicals
Regulatory Compliance for the Personal Care Products Industry
Regulatory Status of Personal Care Products—for Marketers 
Sensory Evaluation
Siloxane Technology and Personal Care Applications
Skin Inflammation – Reasons, Prevention, Treatment and Testing
Skin Product Development
Starch: Chemistry, Properties and Applications
Sulfonation and Sulfation Technology
Sunscreen Technology and Product Development
Sunscreens: Global Marketing and Product Trends
Surfactants, Colloids and Interfaces
Taking the Mystique out of Silicones for the Personal Care Industry
The International Cosmetic Ingredient Dictionary and Handbook: The Process and Impact for Back Label Disclosure
Topical Antiseptic Product Development
Water Based Polymers 
Writing SOPs for cGMP Compliance 
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