Professional Diploma in Cosmetic Product Manufacturing

1. Professional qualification in safe and effective cosmetic product manufacturing.
2. Supports the creation of small and medium-sized beauty production enterprises.
3. Enhances innovation in formulation tailored to local and international markets.
4. International accreditation opens global professional and career opportunities.

1. University degree or technical diploma in pharmacy, chemistry, science, health, or cosmetic fields.
2. Basic understanding of practical chemistry.
3. Commitment to attendance and project participation.

1. Copy of personal ID or passport.
2. Official personal photo.
3. Academic certificate (certified copy).
4. Experience or training certificate (if available).
5. Completion of the academy’s electronic registration form.

1. Graduates of scientific fields (Chemistry – Science – Pharmacy – Cosmetics).
2. Entrepreneurs aiming to launch a personal cosmetic brand.
3. Professionals in cosmetic labs and manufacturing units.
4. Innovators in natural or specialized cosmetic products.

Level One (Foundational): Basic Scientific & Practical Principles

• Training Hours: 20 hours
• Training Units

1. Introduction to Cosmetic Manufacturing: Field definition, global evolution, and significance.
2. Types of Cosmetic Products and Dermatological Functions: Moisturizers, sunscreens, exfoliants, cleansers.
3. Basic Cosmetic Formulation Ingredients: Actives, preservatives, stabilizers, fragrances, colorants.
4. Occupational Safety in Formulation Environments: Protective equipment, hygiene standards, contamination prevention.

Intermediate Level: Manufacturing & Quality Control Applications

• Training Hours: 20 hours
• Training Units:

1. Preparation of Liquid, Gel, and Cream Formulas: Manual and automated methods, tools, texture control.
2. Quality Testing & Formula Stability: Stability, pH, efficacy, microbial contamination.
3. Standards & International Guidelines: INCI, ISO, GMP, good manufacturing practices.
4. Packaging, Labeling, and Product Pricing: Packaging types, labeling requirements, cost-based pricing.

Advanced Level: Product Innovation & Marketing Strategy

• Training Hours: 20 hours
• Training Units:

1. Designing Innovative Cosmetic Formulas: Creating new products, combining actives, enhancing formulation.
2. Adapting Products for Various Skin Types: Sensitive, oily, dry, combination – tailored recommendations.
3. Scientific Marketing for Cosmetic Products: Market research, target audience, campaign design.
4. Creating a Commercial Product Dossier: INCI label, technical data sheet (TDS), packaging, branding.

Applied Research Project: “Development of a Practical Cosmetic Product”

• Training Hours: (10) hours Supervised and Evaluated
• Project Description:

The trainee is required to formulate a complete cosmetic product, starting with designing the formulation and preparing the sample, moving on to drafting the technical data sheet, and concluding with delivering a professional presentation of the project before an academic committee.

• Project Objectives:

1. Enable the trainee to apply theoretical knowledge in formulating and developing cosmetic products.
2. Enhance skills in selecting raw materials and identifying their physiological and cosmetic properties.
3. Provide training in applying Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and laboratory safety standards.
4. Develop a practical cosmetic product that meets market needs and complies with quality standards.
5. Prepare the trainee to present the project professionally before an academic or industrial evaluation committee.

• Trainee Tasks:

1. Select a cosmetic product idea (skin – hair – fragrance – personal care).
2. Collect scientific information on the raw materials used and their cosmetic functions.
3. Design a preliminary formulation of the product.
4. Conduct initial tests to evaluate product stability and quality.
5. Prepare a quality control plan that includes safety and efficacy standards.
6. Develop an initial marketing concept defining the target audience and distribution channels.
7. Prepare a written report and a presentation plan summarizing the development stages and results.

• Supervision and Guidance Approach:

1. Academic supervision sessions (10 hours) distributed across project phases (idea selection – development – final review).
2. Individual/group follow-up to provide feedback and technical guidance.
3. Advisory support in selecting raw materials and laboratory tools.
4. Final review to ensure compliance of the product with health and quality standards.

• Project Deliverables:

1. A written report (10–12 pages) including the product formulation, development process, and quality control plan.
2. A formulation document with detailed raw materials and properties description.
3. A prototype of the proposed cosmetic product or its simulation.
4. An initial marketing plan covering the target audience and proposed distribution channels.
5. A professional presentation before the evaluation committee demonstrating the development process and final outcomes.

1. International Professional Certificate issued by the American Board of Medical & Health Specialties – California, USA
   •  Notarized and Apostilled by the US government.
   • Verifiable via the international Dataflow system
2. Program Completion Certificate issued by Midmak International Academy – Syria | Australi
   • Certified by the Australian and Syrian Ministries of Foreign Affairs.
3. Academic Documentation from the American University for Continuing Medical Education (AU-CME)
   • Independent academic verification supporting international accreditation and career development.