16 Questions
What is one of the unit outcomes for PCOS311 - Cosmetic Product Development?
Describing the GMP requirements for cosmetics
Which resource is NOT listed as a required reading for the unit?
Chemical Reactions in Organic Chemistry by Smith & Johnson
What is a key aspect students are expected to demonstrate at the end of the unit regarding cosmetic science?
Familiarity with cosmetic science terminologies
Which activity is NOT mentioned as part of the recommended student engagement in the unit?
Practicing laboratory experiments on cosmetic formulations
What is the etymological origin of the word 'cosmetic'?
It comes from the Greek word 'Kosm tikos'
What are the three main goals cosmetics have been used for throughout history?
To enhance personal appeal through decoration, camouflage flaws in the skin, and promote attractiveness
What is included in the study of cosmetic science?
Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Marketing, and Market Research
Which specific parts of the human body are affected by cosmetic products according to the text?
Hair, skin, lips, nails
What type of cosmetic ingredients provide the benefit of cosmetics?
Functional ingredients
Who is credited with innovating the time-honored toiletry cold cream (Cera Alba)?
Galen of Pergamon
According to Herodotus, which ancient civilization was well practiced in the use of depilatories and eye adornment?
Babylonians
How many types of cosmetic ingredients are mentioned in the text?
3
In terms of premises, what should be considered for a cosmetic manufacturing facility?
Location, design, construction, and maintenance
What should the personnel in a cosmetic manufacturing facility have?
Relevant knowledge, experience, skill, and capabilities
Which of the following is NOT emphasized in the guidelines for cosmetic good manufacturing practice?
Product design and innovation
Why should sanitation and hygiene be practiced in a cosmetic manufacturing facility?
To avoid contamination of products
Explore the historical role of cosmetics through various vignettes, including the ancient Egyptians' use of eye and face paints, body oils, and ointments, as well as Theophrastus' knowledge of perfume compounding. Learn about the raw materials used in cosmetics by Roman physicians and more.
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