Class Applied Cosmetology I

This curricular unit involves knowledge of different natures, from Basic Sciences to Galenic Pharmacy and Dermatology. Deepening many of the aspects previously addressed in other domains, the Applied Cosmetology I course aims to cover the reality of protective cosmetics and decorative cosmetics in the most representative market segments (aesthetics/perfumery, parapharmacy), focusing on the underlying fundamental principles, from formulation and presentation, to dissemination and use.

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Unit 1- General Framework Historical aspects of the formulation and use of cosmetics Unit 2- The structure of the skin and appendages and their importance in cosmetology Unit 3- Protection and hygiene cosmetics 2.2 Skin protection - cleaning and hygiene products 2.3 Deodorants and antiperspirants Unit 4- Hair cosmetics 3.1 Hair protection - cleaning and protection products 3.2 Hydration products for the hair 3.3 Depilatories Unit 4- Decorative cosmetics

Flipped classrooms, where traditional lectures are replaced with interactive online content and in-person discussions, foster active learning and deeper understanding. Project-based learning allows students to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world challenges, promoting critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Serious games in knowledge assessment.

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