Engineering | Engineering plays a critical role in designing products, manufacturing processes, packaging, managing equipment safety, and developing methods for scale-up production. |
Dermatologist | Dermatologists provide insights into skincare concerns, aiding in the formulation of products tailored to address specific dermatological needs. |
Trichologist | Trichologists focus on hair and scalp health, contributing to the development of treatments for various conditions. |
Pharmacist | Pharmacists can develop formulations for products and provide guidance on the use of products and product interactions. |
Psychologists and Economist | Psychologists and Economists conduct consumer behavior research to understand consumer attitudes, motivations, and behaviors related to the use and performance of cosmetics. |
Technologist | Technologists develop approaches to automate cosmetic formulations, color matching, and analyzing hair types as well as product testing and manufacturing. |
Analytical Chemist | Analytical Chemists ensure quality control and develop instrumental methods for product testing to ensure stability and compliance with safety standards. |
Inorganic Chemistry | Inorganic chemistry is utilized in formulating cosmetics with minerals and metal-based compounds, including vibrant pigment creation. |
Biochemist, Pharmacologist, and Toxicologist | Biochemists, pharmacologists, and toxicologists study ingredient interactions with cells and tissues to ensure product safety and effectiveness. |
Polymer Chemist | Polymer chemists develop formulations involving polymers to enhance product texture, stability, and performance. |
Organic Chemist | Organic chemists synthesize organic compounds like surfactants, emollients, and fragrances for cosmetic formulations. |
Inorganic Chemist | Inorganic chemists work with minerals and metal oxides to create pigments and sunscreens for cosmetics. |
Cosmetic Science Program
350 Spelman Lane, SW
Atlanta, GA. 30314
404-270-3595
cosmeticscience@spelman.edu
Mon. - Fri. | 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
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