Personal care preparations
0600-S2-ChK-SP/W-PP
Lecture:
Penetration of the skin by cosmetic ingredients and substances affecting the penetration through the skin. Personal care preparations for the body and skin, conditioners for hair treatment, moisturizing cosmetics, selection of active cosmetic ingredients according to the age of the consumers, multifunctional cosmetics. Apparatus used in cosmetology.
Cosmetic raw materials used in the production of care products and their characterization. Technological problems related to the introduction of active substances into a cosmetic. Methods of testing the activity of cosmetics.
Process of encapsulating active ingredients into macro-, micro-, and nanoparticles. Methods of encapsulating active ingredients in the formulation of care preparations. Advantages of encapsulating cosmetic ingredients.
Brief characteristics of the nail with regard to its structure (including the chemical composition), function of the nail and the nail diagnostics. Active and film-forming substances used in nail cosmetics. Nail polish, nail enamels and other new generation products for nail reconstruction and nail art. Hazardous substances present in nail cosmetic products.
Tutorial:
Analysis of the care cosmetics market. Overview of the current trends in the skincare market. Design tasks based on modern methods of didactic work with the use of information technology.
Preparation of a cosmetic project using tools such as Mind Maps, WBS, Gantt chart. Developing a product recipe and presenting an idea for presenting the product on the market. Discussion on the controversial raw material that was used in the production of the cosmetic. Preparation of a questionnaire in terms of cosmetic product application research.
Laboratory class:
Formulation of selected care products (conditioner for damaged hair, anti-aging serum, care shampoo for babies, acne skin preparation). Acquainting with the technique of encapsulating cosmetic ingredients, optimizing the method of obtaining microcapsules based on sodium alginate.
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Term 2023/24L:
Lecture
Penetration of the skin by cosmetic ingredients and substances affecting the penetration through the skin (1 h).
Personal care preparations for the body and skin, conditioners for hair treatment, moisturizing cosmetics (2 h).
Selection of active cosmetic ingredients according to the age of the consumers, multifunctional cosmetic (1 h).
Apparatus used in cosmetology (1 h).
Cosmetic raw materials used for the production of care products and their characterization (1h).
Technological problems related to the introduction of active substances to a cosmetic product (2h).
Methods of testing the activity of cosmetics (2h).
Process of encapsulating active ingredients and methods of encapsulation in formulating skincare products (2h)
Types of capsules (macroparticles, microparticles, nanoparticles) (2h)
Mechanisms of the release of active substances from capsules (1h).
Tutorial
Project implementation using the WebQuest method (4h)
Analysis of the skincare market (3h)
Principles of making marketing declarations of care preparations (1h)
Presentations on skincare preparations for a pass (2h)
Preparation of the cosmetic design using tools such as Mind Maps, WBS, Gantt chart (4h).
Developing a product recipe and presenting an idea for presenting the product on the market (2h).
Discussion on the controversial raw material used in the production of the cosmetic (2h).
Preparation of a questionnaire for cosmetic product application research (2h).
Brief characteristics of the nail and the nail diagnostics. (1h)
Active and film-forming substances used in nail cosmetics. (2h)
Characteristics of nail care and styling products: composition, properties, advantages and disadvantages of use (2h).
Laboratory class
Formulation of selected care preparations (5h)
Optimization of the method of obtaining microcapsules based on sodium alginate (9h)
Assessment of skin and hair parameters using apparatus AramoTS and the assessment of cosmetics treatment on the skin and hair (5 h).
Final test (1h)
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Term 2024/25L:
Lecture
Penetration of the skin by cosmetic ingredients and substances affecting the penetration through the skin (1 h).
Personal care preparations for the body and skin, conditioners for hair treatment, moisturizing cosmetics (2 h).
Selection of active cosmetic ingredients according to the age of the consumers, multifunctional cosmetic (1 h).
Apparatus used in cosmetology (1 h).
Cosmetic raw materials used for the production of care products and their characterization (1h).
Technological problems related to the introduction of active substances to a cosmetic product (2h).
Methods of testing the activity of cosmetics (2h).
Process of encapsulating active ingredients and methods of encapsulation in formulating skincare products (2h)
Types of capsules (macroparticles, microparticles, nanoparticles) (2h)
Mechanisms of the release of active substances from capsules (1h).
Tutorial
Project implementation using the WebQuest method (4h)
Analysis of the skincare market (3h)
Principles of making marketing declarations of care preparations (1h)
Presentations on skincare preparations for a pass (2h)
Preparation of the cosmetic design using tools such as Mind Maps, WBS, Gantt chart (4h).
Developing a product recipe and presenting an idea for presenting the product on the market (2h).
Discussion on the controversial raw material used in the production of the cosmetic (2h).
Preparation of a questionnaire for cosmetic product application research (2h).
Brief characteristics of the nail and the nail diagnostics. (1h)
Active and film-forming substances used in nail cosmetics. (2h)
Characteristics of nail care and styling products: composition, properties, advantages and disadvantages of use (2h).
Laboratory class
Formulation of selected care preparations (5h)
Optimization of the method of obtaining microcapsules based on sodium alginate (9h)
Assessment of skin and hair parameters using apparatus AramoTS and the assessment of cosmetics treatment on the skin and hair (5 h).
Final test (1h)
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Term 2025/26L:
Lecture
Penetration of the skin by cosmetic ingredients and substances affecting the penetration through the skin (1 h).
Personal care preparations for the body and skin, conditioners for hair treatment, moisturizing cosmetics (2 h).
Selection of active cosmetic ingredients according to the age of the consumers, multifunctional cosmetic (1 h).
Apparatus used in cosmetology (1 h).
Cosmetic raw materials used for the production of care products and their characterization (1h).
Technological problems related to the introduction of active substances to a cosmetic product (2h).
Methods of testing the activity of cosmetics (2h).
Process of encapsulating active ingredients and methods of encapsulation in formulating skincare products (2h)
Types of capsules (macroparticles, microparticles, nanoparticles) (2h)
Mechanisms of the release of active substances from capsules (1h).
Tutorial
Project implementation using the WebQuest method (4h)
Analysis of the skincare market (3h)
Principles of making marketing declarations of care preparations (1h)
Presentations on skincare preparations for a pass (2h)
Preparation of the cosmetic design using tools such as Mind Maps, WBS, Gantt chart (4h).
Developing a product recipe and presenting an idea for presenting the product on the market (2h).
Discussion on the controversial raw material used in the production of the cosmetic (2h).
Preparation of a questionnaire for cosmetic product application research (2h).
Brief characteristics of the nail and the nail diagnostics. (1h)
Active and film-forming substances used in nail cosmetics. (2h)
Characteristics of nail care and styling products: composition, properties, advantages and disadvantages of use (2h).
Laboratory class
Formulation of selected care preparations (5h)
Optimization of the method of obtaining microcapsules based on sodium alginate (9h)
Assessment of skin and hair parameters using apparatus AramoTS and the assessment of cosmetics treatment on the skin and hair (5 h).
Final test (1h)
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Total student workload
1. 20 h - lecture, 20 h - tutorials, 20 h – laboratory, 15 h consultations
Together 75 h contact with a teacher
2. 30 h – individual work
3. 45 h – preparation for the assessments and exam
All together 150 h (6 ECTS)
Learning outcomes - knowledge
W1: has in-depth knowledge of cosmetic chemistry - K_W02
W2: knows the structure of the skin and its appendages and the rules of their care - K_W09
W3: knows the primary groups of active substances used in special-purpose cosmetic preparations, their structure, metabolism, and methods of synthesis and determination K_W15
Learning outcomes - skills
U1: can use in-depth knowledge of the primary sections of chemistry and creatively use it in the field of cosmetic chemistry - K_U01
U2: can independently search for information in scientific and popular science journals and chemical databases in Polish and English; formulates scientific problems in the field of chemistry, looks for solutions to them, and presents the results of work in the form of written reports in Polish and in a foreign language and the form of a self-prepared lecture K_U05
U3: can plan, search in the literature, predict possible directions, perform and verify the synthesis method, study the composition and properties of a new chemical compound - K_U08
U4: can use a selected group of analytical methods; can critically evaluate the results of analyzes and discuss measurement errors - K_U09
U5: can explain the properties of an active substance based on the structure and mechanism of action, classify it appropriately and design the possibility of its modification - K_U10
Learning outcomes - social competencies
K1: knows the limitations of his knowledge and understands the need for further learning throughout life; can independently take steps to expand and deepen his chemical understanding - K_K01
K2: can cooperate in a team (assuming different roles in it) and creatively solve problems related to scientific research and chemical synthesis - K_K02
K3: is aware of the possibilities of practical use and importance for the economy of chemical compounds and new materials, as well as the potential risks associated with their service; can identify and resolve related dilemmas - K_K03
K4: is aware of professionalism, appreciating intellectual honesty, and observing professional ethics, both in the actions of their own and others - K_K05
K5: can formulate and present opinions on fundamental chemical issues in cosmetic chemistry and achievements in these disciplines - K_K06
Teaching methods
Lecture:
Conventional lecture with the use of audiovisual means.
Tutorial:
group work, discussion, multimedia presentations
Laboratory class:
Practical classes performed individually.
Observation/demonstration teaching methods
- display
Expository teaching methods
- participatory lecture
- informative (conventional) lecture
- problem-based lecture
Prerequisites
Basic knowledge of general chemistry, organic chemistry, physical chemistry, cosmetic raw materials, cosmetic formulating, skin structure and skin appendage.
Course coordinators
Assessment criteria
Exam - W1, W2, W3
Final test - W1, W3, U4
Projects - U1, U2, U3, U5, K1, K2, K3, K4, K5
Presentations - U1, U2, U3, U5
Practical placement
Bibliography
Z. Sarbak, B. Jachymska-Sarbak, A. Sarbak, Chemia w kosmetyce i kosmetologii, Medpharm, Wrocław 2013
Munmaya Mishra (ed), The Handbook of Encapsulation and Controlled Release, CRC Press, Boca Raton, 2015
M. Noszczyk, Kosmetologia pielęgnacyjna i lekarska, Wyd. PZWL, 2011.
J. Marcinkowska-Salmonowiczowa, Zarys chemii i technologii kosmetyków, wyd. Politechnika Gdańska, Gdańsk, 1995
A. Kołodziejczak, Kosmetologia, t 2, PZWL Wydawnictwo Lekarskie, Warszawa, 2021
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Term 2023/24L:
Z. Sarbak, B. Jachymska-Sarbak, A. Sarbak, Chemia w kosmetyce i kosmetologii, Medpharm, Wrocław 2013
Munmaya Mishra (ed), The Handbook of Encapsulation and Controlled Release, CRC Press, Boca Raton, 2015
M. Noszczyk, Kosmetologia pielęgnacyjna i lekarska, Wyd. PZWL, 2011.
J. Marcinkowska-Salmonowiczowa, Zarys chemii i technologii kosmetyków, wyd. Politechnika Gdańska, Gdańsk, 1995
A. Kołodziejczak, Kosmetologia, t 2, PZWL Wydawnictwo Lekarskie, Warszawa, 2021 |
Term 2024/25L:
Z. Sarbak, B. Jachymska-Sarbak, A. Sarbak, Chemia w kosmetyce i kosmetologii, Medpharm, Wrocław 2013
Munmaya Mishra (ed), The Handbook of Encapsulation and Controlled Release, CRC Press, Boca Raton, 2015
M. Noszczyk, Kosmetologia pielęgnacyjna i lekarska, Wyd. PZWL, 2011.
J. Marcinkowska-Salmonowiczowa, Zarys chemii i technologii kosmetyków, wyd. Politechnika Gdańska, Gdańsk, 1995
A. Kołodziejczak, Kosmetologia, t 2, PZWL Wydawnictwo Lekarskie, Warszawa, 2021 |
Term 2025/26L:
Z. Sarbak, B. Jachymska-Sarbak, A. Sarbak, Chemia w kosmetyce i kosmetologii, Medpharm, Wrocław 2013
Munmaya Mishra (ed), The Handbook of Encapsulation and Controlled Release, CRC Press, Boca Raton, 2015
M. Noszczyk, Kosmetologia pielęgnacyjna i lekarska, Wyd. PZWL, 2011.
J. Marcinkowska-Salmonowiczowa, Zarys chemii i technologii kosmetyków, wyd. Politechnika Gdańska, Gdańsk, 1995
A. Kołodziejczak, Kosmetologia, t 2, PZWL Wydawnictwo Lekarskie, Warszawa, 2021 |
Notes
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