Class Applied Cosmetology II

Cosmetology II will provide students with knowledge and understanding of the various most common skin alterations/pathologies, as well as their pharmacological and cosmetic approach. In practical classes, students will have contact with the various cosmetic preparations and formulations used in the skin disorders covered in the theoretical content. The differences in raw materials and the peculiarities of each type of product will be emphasized, enabling students to choose different products for each situation.  

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Main skin alterations, pathophysiology and pharmacological and cosmetic approach:  Acne and cosmetic actives.  Stretch marks, cellulite and localized fat Anti-aging. Facial rejuvenation. Vitiligo. Melasma. Psoriasis and seborrheic dermatitis. Rosacea Products with special applications: Physical and chemical peels. Sun protection and types of sunscreen. Photoprotective products. Self-tanning products. Tanning accelerators. Men's 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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