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Good Books to read when you have interest in skincare
Hi all,
Just wanted to give you a few interesting books to read they are very informative about the branch, physics, products etc.
Especially when you are just like me self-taught.The Skincare BibleYour No-Nonsense Guide to Great SkinBy Anjali Mahto · 2018SkinCAREThe Ultimate No-Nonsense GuideBy Caroline Hirons · 2020The Little Book of Skin CareKorean Beauty Secrets for Healthy, Glowing SkinBy Charlotte Cho · 2015The Remarkable Life of the SkinAn Intimate Journey Across Our SurfaceBy Monty Lyman · 2019A-Z of Natural Cosmetic FormulationThe Definitive Beginners’ Guide to the Essential Terminology, Theories and Ingredient Types Needed to Formulate Professional Cosmetic ProductsBy Gail Francombe, Tina Svetek · 2019Have fun
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If somebody has recommendations please let me know
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Let’s see, on my deck right now I have:
Formulations by Tharwat F Tadros
Multifunctional Cosmetics ed by Randy Schueller and Perry RomanowskiI’ve been consulting both as I work on some client formula ideas. I have more on my ‘library’ shelf, but those two are the ones that wind up living on my desk for some reason.
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“Conditioning Agents for Hair and Skin” I liked this book so much that i studied the whole book in one day. I didn’t want to stop reading it????.
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Thank you both I see if I can get them here
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Milady’s Skin Care and Cosmetic Ingredients Dictionary by M. Varinia Michalun and Natalia Michalun.
It’s used in esthetician/beauty therapist courses. It is a good book for beginners looking for a foundation in how and why products work on the skin, explains jargon and terminology, has a substantial dictionary of ingredients and what they do.
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Sincityfire said:Milady’s Skin Care and Cosmetic Ingredients Dictionary by M. Varinia Michalun and Natalia Michalun.
It’s used in esthetician/beauty therapist courses. It is a good book for beginners looking for a foundation in how and why products work on the skin, explains jargon and terminology, has a substantial dictionary of ingredients and what they do.
Thank you for the recommendation
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