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Biokosmetyki - Wszystko o Mikrodermabrazji Korundowej
Interdisciplinary Program in Biocosmetics
| Location | 61212, Life Science and Technology Building |
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| Address | 2066, Seobu-ro, Jangan-gu, Suwon, Gyeonggi-do 440-746 |
Cosmetics, the most promising field in the emotional era of the 21st century, is a multi-disciplinary region consisting of biotechnology, chemistry, life science, chemical engineering, pharmacy, dermatology, art and business administration.
It can contribute to a beautiful life in the aesthetic and psychological aspect. Therefore, the cosmetic industry is becoming a cutting-edge integrated science industry that can positively affect psychological and sociocultural elements of human beings.
The Department of Biocosmetics is a graduate course opened in September 2016, aiming to cultivate top-notch experts in the cosmetic industry through excellent education and research programs.
After graduation, graduates are working in cosmetics and pharmaceutical companies, bio-ventures, universities, and national/public research institutes.
Czym jest korund?
Korund kosmetyczny to zmikronizowany tlenek glinu lub mówiąc inaczej tlenek aluminium. Zmikronizowany, czyli rozdrobniony do wielkości drobnego pyłu o średnicy około 100 mikrometrów. Korund jest związkiem trwałym, nie wchodzi w reakcje z kosmetykami, jest obojętny i bezpieczny dla naszej skóry. Musimy oczywiście wiedzieć jak go stosować.
Korund jest dużo ostrzejszy niż peelingi z drogeryjnej półki. Nie stosujemy go z samą wodą, bo może powodować podrażnienia. Musimy połączyć korund z kosmetykami, które zapewnią odpowiedni poślizg i sprawią, że peeling będzie łagodniejszy dla naszej skóry.
1. Korund łączymy z:
- żelem hialuronowym
- żelem do mycia twarzy
- mleczkiem kosmetycznym
- ulubionym olejem naturalnym
Are biocosmetics effective?
The beauty market is highly competitive and brands often rely on ingredients to stand out from the crowd. Women, particularly younger women, now expect brands to use natural ingredients. This is what makes biocosmetics such a compelling proposition: with close to 100% naturally-derived ingredients, these products create a key differentiator in a saturated market. Moreover, there is incredible potential to also meet the demand for superior efficacy, as the biocosmetics ethos aims to combine nature and science. Looking to the future, we can expect to see many more biocosmetics labels that foreground innovating with nature.
What are the characteristics of biocosmetics?
For a cosmetic product to be considered BIO it has to fulfill a series of characteristics:
– 99% of its ingredients have to be of plant origin and organic.
– When using organic crops, they do not contain pesticides or chemicals.
– All its ingredients are natural, so preservatives, dyes, silicones and other artificial and synthetic substances are not part of biocosmetics.
– It is not tested on animals.
– The containers are recycled or recyclable.
– The impact of biocosmetics production on the environment is minimal, as well as other processes such as transport and storage.
– Biocosmetics must have Ecocert, Cosmébio, USDA or BDIH certifications.
biocosmetic and what are its characteristics.
