Los Angeles, CA – November 20, 2024 - Skincare professionals seeking to enhance their expertise and understanding of the epidermis, skin conditions and skin care ingredients are invited to join the highly-acclaimed Skin Care Ingredient Series for Cosmetic Professionals: Part III offered February 1-3 at UCLA Extension in Los Angeles. This comprehensive three-day course offers enlightening insights vital for cosmetic professionals who wish to stay ahead in their field.
Designed for both newcomers and experienced professionals, it offers a dive deep into the complexities of the skin, beginning with a foundational knowledge of the stratum corneum and epidermis. Participants will explore such topics as corneobiology, corneotherapy, skin penetration technologies, and a broad spectrum of skin conditions, including acne, rosacea, hyperpigmentation, menopausal and pregnant skin, and epidermal aging and its impacts on skin health.
Key Learnings Include:
- Recent discoveries regarding the skin’s microbiome, stratum corneum, rosacea, inflammation, epidermal aging, hyperpigmentation, stress & hormonal effects on skin
- Effects of epidermal aging throughout the skin and body
- Facts about established & new ingredients for each skin type & condition
- Ingredients to avoid for acne, rosacea, stressed, hyperpigmented, over-processed, sensitive & pregnant skin
- Facts about comedogenicity & common pore-clogging ingredients
Sponsored by the California Chapter of the Society of Cosmetic Chemists and Beauty Industry West, this immersive course is taught by industry experts Rebecca Gadberry, LE, FSCC; Amber Matthews, MSc; and Holly Moore, MPH.
Skin care professionals from all sectors of the beauty industry are welcomed, including product developers, marketing managers, estheticians, educators, raw material suppliers, and cosmetic scientists.
Although this is Part III of the series Skin Care Ingredient for Cosmetic Professionals, no prerequisites are required.
Enrollment is open now and spots are limited.
Learn more and secure your spot by visiting our course page here: https://tinyurl.com/56wuh444
For more information, please contact UCLA Extension’s Department of Math & Sciences at hss@uclaextension.edu or 310.825.7093.
About UCLA Extension
UCLA Extension is a leader in professional development, offering a diverse range of courses and certificates to help individuals achieve their personal and professional goals. With a commitment to quality education and innovation, UCLA Extension exemplifies excellence in learning and research application.
