Cosmetic Business Training

Cosmetic Business Course

Turn Your Interest in Cosmetics into Business Knowledge

Explore the world of cosmetics and understand the foundations of building a beauty-focused business. Discover cosmetic products, ingredient awareness, product selection, branding and the essential considerations involved in developing your own cosmetic business idea.

Cosmetic Product Knowledge

Understand cosmetic product categories and their uses.

Product Selection

Explore product categories for a beauty-focused business.

Branding & Packaging

Learn about product presentation and brand identity.

Business Fundamentals

Explore planning and the essentials of starting a business.

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Explore cosmetic products, branding concepts and essential business knowledge.

Cosmetic Business

Discover · Develop · Grow

Explore Your Cosmetic Business Journey

Understand cosmetic products, brand presentation and the foundations of business planning.

Cosmetic Business Course

Products · Branding · Business Basics

Learning in Practice

Explore skincare and haircare concepts developed through practical classes.

Practical Collection 01

Skin Care / Gels

Hydrating Gel

Explore gel-based skincare product concepts in practical classes.

DAY 03 Gels

Explore product concepts

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Product Concepts

Practical learning · Product concepts · Creative skills

Starting Point

Before the Course

Unsure Where to Begin

Uncertainty about getting started with skin and hair products.

Unclear Ingredient Roles

Familiar ingredient names, but limited clarity about their functions.

Uncertainty About Product Formats

Limited familiarity with different skin and hair product types.

No Consistent Documentation

No established routine for recording product notes and observations.

Every learning journey starts with the basics.

Learning Path

After Learning

A Structured Introduction

An organised introduction to skin and hair product fundamentals.

Ingredient Groups and Functions

Introduction to common ingredients and their roles in formulations.

Explore Different Product Formats

Gels, lotions, creams, face packs, oils, conditioners and shampoos.

A 24-Class Learning Sequence

A structured introduction from fundamental topics to product concepts.

Build Your Foundation Step by Step

The Complete 24-Class Curriculum

Part One covers skin care across 13 classes; Part Two covers hair care across 11 classes. Open any day to explore the topics.

24 Classes 2 Hours Each Live Online

Part One · Days 1-13

Skin Care Fundamentals

DAY 01 Skin Anatomy, Skin Types and Product Selection

Introduction to skin care and basic skin anatomy
Identifying common skin types
Activity: observe skin characteristics using a simple checklist
Selecting product formats according to intended skin needs
Introduction to basic skin care products

DAY 02 Raw Materials and Equipment for Skin Care

Introduction to skin care raw materials
Humectants, emollients, emulsifiers, thickeners and gelling agents
Clays, botanical powders, extracts, fragrance and colour
Why water-containing products need an appropriate preservative system
Basic equipment used for practical work

DAY 03 Gel Formulation and Gel Making

Gel formulation concepts for different skin needs
Making a basic aloe vera hydrating gel
Brightening fruit massage gel concept
Understanding gel texture and product feel

DAY 04 Gel Making Practice and Skin-Type Adaptation

Review of gel ingredients, method and sanitation
Hydrating almond gel and moisturising herbal honey gel
Under-eye gel and oily-skin gel concepts
Neem and tulsi gel; tea-tree gel concept
Packaging options and basic troubleshooting

DAY 05 Emulsification and Lotion Making

Introduction to moisturisers and lotions
Understanding emulsion phases: water phase, oil phase and emulsifier
Formulating professional lotion concepts
Basic hydrating aloe vera or herbal lotion
Shea and vitamin E lotion

DAY 06 Facial Moisturiser Making

Hydra Glow Daily Moisturiser
Fruit and nut moisturiser concept
Skin-balancing jojoba and vitamin E moisturiser
Rich Repair Night Moisturiser concept

DAY 07 Cream Making for Normal Skin

Introduction to cream making and cream structure
Formulation concepts for normal skin
Moisturising and softening cream concept
Fruit or orange moisturising cream

DAY 08 Cream Making for Dry Skin

Richer cream concept for dry-feeling skin
Age-support buttery cream concept
Multivitamin intensive cream concept
Winter Rescue saffron-rich cream concept
Argan and vitamin C cream concept

DAY 09 Cream Making for Oily Skin

Selecting lighter emollients and a suitable cream structure
Lighter cream concepts for oily skin
Oil-free balancing cream concept
Neem herbal cream and mint cream concepts
Day cream concept

DAY 10 Powder Face Packs, Herbs and Botanical Powders

Purpose and formats of face packs
Common clays and herbal powders: properties and selection
Blending, sieving and moisture-conscious packing
Powder face pack concepts for dry, oily and combination skin
Herbal glow, protein, neem clarifying and licorice face pack concepts
Storage, mixing directions and method of use

DAY 11 Liquid Face Packs: Water and Cream Base

Purpose of liquid face packs
Water-based and cream-based face pack concepts
Water-based face pack, herbal mud face pack and clay face pack concepts
Basic product observation and packaging considerations

DAY 12 Cream Face Pack Making

Cream face pack concepts and differences from moisturising creams
Mud face pack and haldi-chandan face pack
Radiant Glow face pack concept for dry-feeling skin
Tan-removal appearance face pack concept
Tulsi-chandan, lemon-tea-tree and mint face pack concepts for oily skin

DAY 13 Skin Care Revision and Question Session

Review of skin care topics and practical concepts
Learner questions and doubt-clearing discussion
Review of product selection and formulation precautions

Part Two · Days 14-24

Hair Care Fundamentals

DAY 14 Hair Anatomy, Hair Types and Product Selection

Introduction to hair care and the role of hair shaft and scalp
Hair anatomy: cuticle, cortex and medulla
Hair follicle and an overview of the growth cycle
Identifying common hair characteristics
Observing hair characteristics to guide product selection

DAY 15 Raw Materials, Machinery and Safe Working

Hair care raw materials, carrier oils, herbs and extracts
Humectants, emollients, conditioning agents, emulsifiers, surfactants and thickeners
Proteins, preservatives, antioxidants, chelators and essential oils
Basic hair care formulation equipment
pH awareness for shampoos and conditioners
Calculating formulation measurements

DAY 16 Hair Oil Foundations

Role and use of hair oils, carrier oils, emollients and essential oils
Oil properties: spread, richness, odour, colour and oxidation sensitivity
Traditional herbs and selecting ingredients for product concepts
Mixing, aromatic and herbal oil concepts
Almond-jojoba, lemon aromatic and scalp nourishment oil concepts
Jasmine-vitamin E, lavender-argan and amla hair oil concepts

DAY 17 Light-Feel, Infused and Cooling Hair Oils

Light-feel or non-sticky amla hair oil concept
Maha Bhringraj, cooling mint and onion hair oil concepts
Ayurvedic-inspired hair oil using an infusion method
Amla and brahmi oil using an infusion method
Infusion, filtration, storage and basic oil quality considerations

DAY 18 Conditioner Concepts and Use

Purpose and role of conditioner
Raw materials and ingredients used in conditioners
pH awareness for conditioners
Moisturising jojoba conditioner concept for normal hair

DAY 19 Conditioners for Dry and Colour-Treated Hair

Conditioner concepts for dry or colour-treated hair
Multivitamin hair conditioner concept
Premium anti-frizz conditioner concept
Keratin-inspired hair conditioner concept
Protein conditioner concept
Ingredient selection and formulation precautions

DAY 20 Shampoo Making Foundations

Purpose and role of shampoo; raw materials and ingredients
Primary and secondary surfactants
Cleansing strength, foam, mildness and viscosity
pH awareness, compatibility, fragrance, colour and preservative selection
Choosing a surfactant system for the intended product concept
Introduction to hot and cold process methods
Moisturising jojoba or aloe vera shampoo concept for normal hair

DAY 21 Shampoo Concepts for Combination Hair

Herbal amla shampoo concept
Orange and rosemary shampoo concept
Product selection for combination hair characteristics

DAY 22 Shampoo Concepts for Dry Hair

Keratin-inspired smoothing shampoo concept
Argan shampoo concept for dry-feeling hair
Fruity shampoo concept
Understanding conditioning feel and product texture

DAY 23 Herbal and Scalp-Refreshing Shampoo Concepts

Shampoo concepts for oily scalp characteristics
Onion and ginger shampoo concept
Neem herbal shampoo and tea-tree shampoo concepts
Charcoal shampoo concept
Formulation precautions for shampoo making

DAY 24 Hair Care Revision and Product Range Planning

Review of hair care product concepts and practical sessions
Learner questions and troubleshooting discussion
Plan a hair care product range for a defined client profile and budget
Review of product selection and formulation precautions

Products are taught as cosmetic formulation concepts. Names describe the intended product idea, not a medical or guaranteed skin or hair outcome.