A new cosmetic science project

We’ve been getting a number of questions about cosmetic science over the years and it occurs to us that there is enough interest that we should write a book (or maybe a series of books). This book will focus on topics that you have indicated you are most interested in (and also things that we think you need to know about cosmetic science and formulating).

We’re in the early, early phases of the project but before we get too far along into the writing, I thought it would be helpful to show you a mind map of the content of the book and to get your input on anything we might be missing.

So here’s what you do.

1. Click on the picture below and take a look at the contents of the book.

cosmetic science

2. Leave a comment below and let us know if there is some critical topic we are missing.

I’m really looking forward to this new project and I’ll keep you posted on how it is going. While there are some great books on the subject of cosmetic science, I think there is room for a new one that provides more practical formulating and career information and advice.

Let us know what you think!

Thanks
Perry, 44

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