User:Ju T Jin/sandbox/Cosmetic Science

Welcome edit

This book is intended to be a comprehensive teaching tool for newcomers to cosmetic science and formulation. In addition, it also serves as a convenient reference for experienced practitioners. For beginners, the best approach is to read the book in order. Check out the Ingredients Glossary when you need formulating tips for a particular ingredient.

Guidelines for Contributors edit

  1. Cite all sources and use reputable references (See Introduction: Research Methods).
  2. Explain concepts in simplest terms, but include technical terms with an explanation.
  3. Include tables and figures.
  4. Contact me at tuvannguyen33@gmail.com for help with formatting, adding pictures, changing organization of the book, etc.
  5. Add yourself to the list of contributors.

Contents edit


Wikibook Development Stages
Sparse text   Developing text   Maturing text   Developed text   Comprehensive text  

Introduction edit

  1. Purpose  
  2. Research methods  

Skin edit

  1. Skin Anatomy and Physiology  
  2. Skin Conditions (acne, oiliness, scars, etc.)  
  3. Aging and anti-aging  

Hair edit

  1. Hair Structure
  2. Hair damage  
  3. Hair loss  

Active Ingredients edit

  1. Skin Penetration  
  2. Antioxidants  
  3. Chemical Exfoliators  
  4. DHT blockers  

Formulation edit

  1. pH control  
  2. Solvents and Solutions  
  3. Emulsions  
  4. Suspensions  
  5. Gels  

Color Cosmetics edit

  1. Safe Pigments  
  2. Liquid Makeup  
  3. Powder Makeup  
  4. Hair Dye  

Preservation edit

  1. Microbial Infection  
  2. Oxidation  
  3. Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP)  
  4. Preservatives 

Appendix A: Ingredients Index  edit

Appendix B: Contributors  edit