Diploma in Zero Waste Skincare and Haircare Formulation
Eliminate and reuse packaging, reduce waste, upcycle ingredients and lower your environmental impact.
Diploma in Zero Waste Skincare and Haircare Formulation
Eliminate and reuse packaging, reduce waste, upcycle ingredients and lower your environmental impact.
We are proud to bring you the first online course on natural zero waste skincare and haircare formulation!
- Create an entire skincare and haircare range in solid bar and powder concentrate formats.
- Use a wide range of natural, organic and vegan ingredients to create nourishing beauty bars for the face, body and hair – carrier oils, plant butters, exfoliants, surfactants, emulsifiers, botanicals, clay and more!
- Create waterless, powder concentrates that have a lighter environmental footprint and dramatically reduce the amount of packaging required.
- Make fun, sensory products – bars that melt or lather, bombs that fizz or foam, powders that become liquid, soft pliable doughs that become pastes.
- Discover sustainable ingredient innovations including circular beauty, upcycled ingredients and biofermentation.
- Follow our formulas and create your own.
Do you love natural beauty products, but feel uncomfortable about the waste they create?
Join us to dramatically reduce the amount of waste created by your beauty routine!
- Replace bottles and jars with solid, packaging-free beauty bars.
- Use multi-purpose products that reduce the number of products you need.
- Formulate powder concentrates mixed with water, at home, in reusable containers.
- Use upcycled food waste ingredients.
- Conserve water and reduce your environmental footprint.
Why create your own zero waste beauty products?
- Create less waste and become more sustainable - Solid beauty bars don’t require any packaging!
- Concentrated and long lasting - Solid bars and powder concentrates are waterless, making them concentrated and long lasting.
- Easy to make - No complicated manufacturing methods – just mixing, molding, melting and pouring.
- Consumer appeal - Be at the forefront of sustainable beauty innovations.
- Innovative formats - Make solid bars, fizzy or foaming bombs, powder concentrates, pliable doughs and more!
- Gentle and nourishing - Made using oils and butters, gentle natural surfactants and emulsifiers – zero waste products are kind to your skin and the environment.
- Beautiful, fun and creative - Create products with a wide range of textures, colors and shapes that look beautiful and are fun to use!
Learn to make a complete zero waste beauty range
Facial skincare products
Foaming cleansing bars.
Oil-based cleansing and makeup remover bars.
Clay-based cleanser and face mask bar.
Face scrub bars.
Serum bars.
Face mask powders.
Cleansing powders.
Body care products
Solid deodorant.
Lotion bars.
Massage bars.
Exfoliating bars.
Shaving bars.
Body wash and hand wash powder concentrate.
Shower and bath products
Body wash bars.
Solid shower oil.
Body scrub bar.
Bubble bath bar.
Shower bomb.
Bath bombs.
Bath melts.
Haircare products
Solid shampoo bars.
Solid conditioner bars.
Solid hair serum.
Dry shampoo.
Who is the course for?
Complete beginners
Learn a new skill. A complete zero waste beauty range is easy to make.
Experienced formulators
Discover new and exciting product formats and expand your skills.
Business owners
Create beautiful zero waste products to sell. Add innovative and in-demand products to your beauty brand.
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Why study with us?
Learn from and be supported by professional cosmetic scientists.
Tried and tested formulations. On-demand learning. Start as soon as you are ready!
Multi-award winning and accredited school, established in 2010.
- Study with us for your own enjoyment and learning, or to create a beauty brand.
- Learn the science and art of making skincare and haircare products from professional cosmetic scientists.
- Have your questions answered by one of our qualified chemists in our dedicated Tutor Q&A.
- Study tried-and-tested formulations. We’ll share with you real laboratory test reports for formulations we’ve submitted for professional tests, such as Preservative Efficacy Tests.
- Formulate skincare and haircare products customized to your needs.
- Our vibrant, international student community will be with you every step of the way to provide friendly, encouraging peer support.
- On-demand learning – enroll as soon as you are ready, no need to wait for set enrollment periods.
- We are a multi-award winning and accredited school, established in 2010.
Yes, you can learn to formulate!
Our proven system for teaching formulation skills, developed over more than a decade of training provision, means when you study with us you’ll gain the knowledge, skills and support to succeed at formulating.
You don’t need a scientific background; our courses cover everything you need to know. You can rest assured that you are learning from qualified and experienced professionals, and are not being misled by inaccurate, poor quality and unsafe information often found online.
We start with more straightforward products and progress to the more complex or challenging products, so you can build your skills and confidence along the way.
We’ll teach you to formulate by providing the following resources for each type of product:
Essential theory
Such as the chemistry of cosmetics, ingredients, equipment, packaging and suppliers.
Formulation guidelines and templates
We break each product down and explain the ingredients used, their function, benefits and usage rates.
Benchmarks
Analyze products on the market to learn how they are formulated and use them as inspiration for your own products, if you wish.
Example formulations
We provide professional standard formulas developed by our cosmetic scientists ready for you to follow, giving you the chance to put the theory into practice.
Video demonstrations
Our high quality, step-by-step video demonstrations will help you learn the practical skills required to successfully make each type of product.
Product development brief and formulation worksheets
Follow the prompts and guidelines in our worksheet to formulate your own products and take the fast track to success.
Support
Have your questions answered by our team of scientists and join our student community for peer support.
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Course Details
| Level | Beginner and intermediate |
| Duration of access | 18 months’ access. Paid options for extending access are available. |
| Prerequisites | None. Internet access and a computer, mobile phone or tablet is needed to access the online classroom. |
| Study and practical time required | Approximately 50-100 hours, including hands-on formulating time. Most students complete the course within six to 18 months. |
| Certificate | Your certificate is issued on successful completion of the end-of-course assignments. |
Here's what's included:
Study from anywhere in the world, in your own time.
17 in-depth modules, and 17 detailed textbooks, with step-by-step instructions and beautiful photographs.
Practical demonstration videos that show you how to make a wide variety of products.
52 ready-to-use formulations to practice with.
Guidance on formulating your own zero waste products.
Detailed ingredient, equipment and supplier information.
Easy-to-use online classroom, quizzes and activities.
Tutor support from cosmetic chemists.
Assignments marked personally and a course completion certificate.
Course Curriculum
Part 1: Solid Facial Skincare and Body Care Products
You can replace almost every product in your beauty routine with a solid, zero waste product! Work with a wide range of natural and organic ingredients to formulate solid products to cleanse, exfoliate, moisturize and deodorize.
Module 1: Formulating Solid Moisturizer, Massage and Serum Bars
Use natural butters, oils, waxes, thickeners, active ingredients, vitamins and texturizing ingredients to create nourishing zero waste solid moisturizer, massage and serum bars.
Formulate products for the face and body that are packaging-free, waterless, concentrated and long lasting, gentle and nourishing, and perfect for people looking for sustainable and environmentally friendly cosmetics.
In this module, you’ll discover:
- How anhydrous bars work.
- The advantages and disadvantages of solid moisturizer, massage and serum bars.
- Ingredients used in solid moisturizer, massage and serum bars.
- Base formulas.
- Customizing for different skin types.
- Formulation challenges and considerations.
- Method of manufacture.
- Instructions for use and storage.
Receive three beautiful formulations from our lab, ready for you to make at home:
- Tired Legs Massage Bar.
- Bakuchiol and Vitamin C Body Moisturizing Bar.
- Soothing Facial Serum Bar with Coenzyme Q10 and Bisabolol.
Follow our formulations and then create your own!
Our video demonstration will show you step by step how to make your own Tired Legs Massage Bar.
Module 2: Formulating Solid Facial Cleansers and Exfoliators
Use natural surfactants, exfoliants, butters, oils and more to create nourishing, zero waste solid facial cleansers and exfoliators, including cleansing bars, makeup remover bars and exfoliating bars. We will take inspiration from exciting brands leading the way in solid skincare, such as Ethique and LUSH.
In this module, you’ll formulate:
Emollient-based bars – These work really well as oil-based cleansers, makeup removers and nourishing exfoliators. The oils in the bar melt away makeup, sunscreen and other oil soluble impurities from the skin, making them a perfect choice for step one of two-step face cleansing. Learn how to add emulsifiers and surfactants to aid their cleansing capacity and rinse-off.
Surfactant-based bars – Surfactant-based bars create lather and are very good at cleansing. To make them more gentle, nourishing emollients (such as carrier oils, butter or fatty alcohol) can be added to the formula. Learn to use solid surfactants to create effective soap-free foaming cleansing bars.
Receive three exciting formulations from our lab, ready for you to make at home:
- Sweet Orange Cleansing Bar and Makeup Remover.
- Warm Vanilla Solid Facial Scrub.
- Tropical Foaming Facial Cleansing Bar.
Follow our formulations and then create your own!
Our video demonstration will show you step by step how to make your own Sweet Orange Cleansing Bar and Makeup Remover.
Module 3: Clay-Based Cleansing Bar
Clay-based bars have a solid, pliable, dough-like texture. These zero waste cleansing bars create a tactile, sensory experience as the user transforms them into a soft paste by mixing them with water. The paste is applied to the skin, massaged and rinsed off.
These innovative, self-preserving solid facial cleansers can be formulated as multi-purpose cleansers and exfoliators, and can be used as face masks, too!
In this module, you’ll discover:
- A professionally created Aloe and Green Tea Exfoliating Cleanser and Mask formula, including a detailed description of the ingredients it contains.
- Step-by-step instructions on how to make the bar.
- Guidelines and a formulation template on how to formulate your own self-preserving, clay-based cleansing bars.
- Troubleshooting tips.
Module 4: Solid Deodorant
Solid deodorants are both effective and zero waste! These anhydrous bars can be packaging-free or they can be packaged in compostable cardboard push-up tubes. Discover deodorizing active ingredients that are antimicrobial, absorbent or a combination of both.
In this module, you’ll discover:
- A professionally created Lime and Mint Solid Deodorant formula that can be package-free or packed in a cardboard push-up tube, including a detailed description of the ingredients it contains.
- Step-by-step instructions on how to make it.
- Ideas on how to vary our example formula.
- Guidelines on how to formulate your own solid deodorants, including a template formula and ingredient suggestions.
Part 2: Zero Waste Shower and Bath Products
All your favorite bath and shower products can be made in a solid, zero waste format. From cleansing to pampering, invigorating to relaxing, exfoliating to moisturizing, there is a solid product to suit.
Module 5: Formulating Solid Shower Products
Use natural surfactants, conditioning agents, butters, oils and more to create nourishing zero waste shower products including body wash bars, body scrub bars, in-shower body oil/moisturizer and shaving bars.
You’ll learn to formulate:
Body wash bars that are not soap bars, but instead have a surfactant-based formula. We use only gentle, natural surfactants plus moisturizing and conditioning ingredients to create a soft, creamy lather that leaves the skin cleansed and moisturized.
Body scrub bars exfoliate the top layer of the epidermis to leave the skin feeling soft and smooth.
In-shower body oil/moisturizer used as the final step of a shower routine: rub against the skin after cleansing to leave the skin feeling moisturized and soft.
Shaving bars used as an alternative to shaving foam or gel. Rub against the skin to provide slip and glide for the razor. Skin is left soft and conditioned.
Discover the similarities and differences between solid and liquid shower products, ingredients used in solid shower products and formulation considerations, such as whether preservatives are required and how to test the pH of solid products.
Receive four exciting formulations from our lab, ready for you to make at home:
- Lemongrass and Mandarin Body Wash Bar.
- Cocoa and Vanilla Body Scrub Bar.
- Soothing Solid Shower Oil.
- Kokum Butter Shaving Bar.
Follow our formulations and then create your own!
Our video demonstration will show you step by step how to make your own Lemongrass and Mandarin Body Wash Bar.
Module 6: Bubble Bars
Bubble bars are crumbled under running water to produce a rich and creamy lather, and are different to bath bombs as they contain surfactants. Surfactants create foam and lather which is longer lasting than the ‘fizz’ created by a bath bomb.
Learn how to color, shape and fragrance the bars to create fun, vibrant bubble bars that create a luxurious bathing experience. Plus we only use gentle, natural surfactants – you won’t find SLS or SLES in our formulas!
In this module, you’ll discover:
- Two professionally created bubble bar formulas, including a detailed description of the ingredients they contain.
- Step-by-step instructions and photos showing you exactly how to make the bars.
- Guidelines on how to formulate your own bubble bars, including ingredient suggestions.
- Troubleshooting tips.
Module 7: Shower Bombs
When crumbled under water, the shower bomb becomes a creamy, foaming paste which can be lathered against the skin to cleanse it, creating a novel shower experience. Shower bombs can be fragranced to release a relaxing or uplifting aroma.
In this module, you’ll discover:
- A professionally created Oat and Raspberry Shower Bomb formula, including a detailed description of the ingredients it contains.
- Step-by-step instructions explaining exactly how to make the bomb.
- Guidelines on how to formulate your own shower bombs, including ingredient suggestions.
- Troubleshooting tips.
Module 8: Natural Bath Products
Whether you want to create a colorful and fun bathing experience or something more moisturizing and luxurious, there is a solid, zero waste bath product for you!
Bath bombs effervesce when dropped into water creating a fun, fizzy bathing experience. They soften the bath water and soothe and soften the skin. They can be made in bright colors, scented softly or vibrantly and can contain petals or sparkle for added interest.
Bath melts are indulgent and nourishing. Rich in butters that melt in warm water and leave you with really soft silky skin. Emulsifiers can be included to help the oils disperse in the bath water.
Bath creamers and truffles are a cross between a bath melt and bath bomb. With both effervescent and nourishing properties, they are very moisturizing for the skin without leaving the bath too oily.
In this module, we include:
- A wide range of bath product formulas including detailed descriptions of the ingredients they contain.
- Step-by-step instructions explaining exactly how to make the products.
Our video demonstration will show you step by step how to make your own bath bombs!
Part 3: Solid Haircare Products
Solid shampoos and conditioners have become really popular in recent years and for good reason. When properly formulated you get all the foaming, cleansing and conditioning properties of regular shampoos and conditioners with none of the packaging!
Module 9: Formulating Solid Shampoo Bars
Shampoo bars lather and cleanse just like regular shampoo but without the packaging! Learn to use natural surfactants, cationic emulsifiers, butters, oils and more to formulate effective zero waste solid shampoo bars for different hair types.
In this module, you’ll learn:
- Advantages and disadvantages of solid shampoo.
- Ingredients used in solid shampoo bars.
- Different methods for making solid shampoo.
- How to formulate shampoo bars for different hair types.
- How to use a solid shampoo bar.
Receive three exciting formulations from our lab, ready for you to make at home:
- Peppermint and Coconut Shampoo Bar for Normal-oily Hair.
- Vanilla and Shea Butter Shampoo Bar for Dry Hair.
- Colloidal Oatmeal and Aloe Shampoo Bar for Irritated Scalp and/or Dry Hair.
Follow our formulations and then create your own!
Our video demonstration will show you step by step how to make your own shampoo bar.
Module 10: Formulating Solid Conditioner Bars
Conditioner bars contain many of the same conditioning ingredients as regular conditioners but unlike other types of conditioner, conditioner bars contain little to no water, meaning they can take a solid form that does not require any packaging.
In this module, you’ll learn:
- The science behind how conditioners function.
- Advantages and disadvantages of solid conditioner.
- Ingredients used in solid conditioner bars.
- How to formulate conditioner bars for different hair types.
- How to use a solid conditioner bar.
Receive three exciting formulations from our lab, ready for you to make at home:
- Vanilla and Benzoin Conditioner Bar.
- Coconut and Lime Conditioner Bar for Normal-oily Hair.
- Cocoa Butter Conditioner Bar for Dry Hair and Scalp.
Follow our formulations and then create your own!
Our video demonstration will show you step by step how to make your own conditioner bar.
Module 11: Solid Hair Serum
Hair serums help smooth, protect and add shine to the hair. To add extra moisture to dry hair, apply a little hair serum to the ends of the hair. A wonderful zero waste hair treatment!
In this module, you’ll discover:
- A Coconut and Grapefruit Solid Hair Serum formula, including a detailed description of the ingredients it contains.
- Step-by-step instructions showing you exactly how to make it.
- Guidelines on how to formulate your own bubble bars, including ingredient suggestions.
- Troubleshooting tips.
Part 4: Powder Concentrates
Powder concentrates have a lighter environmental footprint and dramatically reduce the amount of packaging required. Most are mixed with water at home to become liquid products – some can even be stored as liquid products for several months.
Module 12: Formulating Clay-based Face Masks
As waterless products, clay-based masks are sustainable and on-trend. Create innovative product concepts and choose from exciting ingredients like clay, milk powders, fruit powders, ground botanicals, vitamins, physical and chemical exfoliators, humectants and more.
Receive six exciting formulations from our lab for:
- Clarifying Charcoal Mask.
- Soothing Face Mask with Marshmallow and Vitamin C.
- Afternoon Tea Face Mask.
- Milky Matcha Bubble Tea Face Mask.
- Vitamin C Brightening Mask.
- Skin Smoothie Face Mask.
We’ll share detailed guidance so you can formulate your own bespoke masks.
Our video demonstration will show you step by step how to make your own face mask powders.
Module 13: Cleansing Powders
Cleansing powders are an exciting type of waterless and preservative-free cleanser that contain powdered surfactants, plus a wide choice of botanical extracts, actives, clay and milk powders. The user activates the powder before use by adding water, creating a spa-like experience.
Receive two professionally created formulas for a Green Cleanse Powder-to-Foam Cleanser and a Creamy Coconut Cleanser, and guidelines on how to formulate your own cleansing powders.
Module 14: Natural Dry Shampoo
Dry shampoo refreshes the hair between washes by absorbing excess oil that is produced by the scalp, so that washing can be postponed by another day or two. Less frequent hair washing reduces water usage and the chance of hair breakage.
In this module, we include:
- Three professionally created dry shampoo formulas, including one specifically suited to brunette hair and one for blonde hair.
- Step-by-step instructions and photos showing you exactly how to make dry shampoo.
- Guidelines on how to formulate your own dry shampoo, including ingredient suggestions.
- Packaging ideas.
- Troubleshooting tips.
Module 15: Concentrated Body/Hand Wash Powder
Concentrated body and hand wash powder is a concentrated powder that the consumer mixes with water at home to become a liquid body and hand wash.
Learn to formulate this new and innovative product type that has a far lighter environmental footprint. Once mixed with water, the product will last several months. (We’ll share the results of Preservative Efficacy Testing to prove it!)
Follow our two example formulas and then use the detailed guidelines provided to formulate your own!
Part 5: Ingredient Innovations
Stay up to date with ingredient innovations to discover ways to use environmental resources efficiently, reduce waste and contribute to a circular economy.
Module 16: Circular Beauty: Upcycled Ingredients
Circular beauty involves using ingredients that would otherwise be considered waste material to create sustainable beauty products. This waste, usually from food, is ‘upcycled’ and used in skincare formulations.
By formulating with upcycled ingredients you use environmental resources efficiently, reduce waste and contribute to a circular economy.
In this class, you will learn:
- What circular beauty is.
- Pros and cons of formulating with upcycled ingredients.
- Examples of upcycled ingredients.
- Ingredient suppliers.
- Certification.
- Examples of circular beauty brands and upcycled products.
We will provide a professionally created Morning Coffee Body Scrub formula using upcycled coffee grounds so you can experience circular beauty for yourself using an ingredient from your own kitchen.
Module 17: Bio-Fermentation and Formulating with Bio-Fermented Ingredients
Bio-fermentation processes can provide an environmentally friendly method of making ingredients. With benefits for the environment and the skin, be at the cutting edge of this ingredient innovation.
In this module, you’ll learn:
- What is bio-fermentation?
- What benefits does bio-fermentation offer skincare?
- Pros and cons of formulating with bio-fermented ingredients.
- Does fermented skincare actually work?
- Examples of bio-fermented ingredients.
- A guide to fermented ingredient names.
- Ingredient suppliers.
- Examples of brands and products using bio-fermented ingredients.
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Enroll by Friday 8th July 2022 (midnight Los Angeles) and receive three bonus classes for free.
Tinted Moisturizer / BB Cream
Receive a tinted moisturizer formula, in a range of five shades, that offers both skincare benefits (moisturization/hydration) and cosmetic benefits (sheer coverage for radiance and improved complexion). This is a lightweight formula that smooths the skin’s appearance, and is a lovely alternative to full coverage foundation.
Micellar Cleansing Water
This beautifully gentle micellar cleansing water is suitable for all skin types and is a great alternative to makeup wipes, being both kind to the skin and more environmentally friendly, as it can be applied with a reusable cosmetic pad. A leave-on cleanser (requiring no rinsing off), it is perfect for using on the go, or for removing the last traces of makeup.
Bi-Phase Makeup Remover
This dual-phase makeup remover is designed to remove oily impurities from the skin’s surface, solubilizing even the most difficult to remove products including waterproof mascara, foundation and sunscreen, making them easy to wipe away – no scrubbing needed! This gentle cleanser is surfactant-free and ideal for the delicate eye and lip areas, making it an ideal first step in a double-cleanse system.
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Frequently Asked Questions
This course is suitable for both complete beginners to formulating and those with some experience.
Yes! You’ll work with a wide range of natural and organic ingredients such as carrier oils, butters, waxes, clays, botanical extracts, emulsifiers, surfactants and more!
The vast majority of the ingredients in the formulas provided are also approved for use by natural and organic standards such as COSMOS.
Yes, absolutely. Many of the formulations provided are vegan and/or organic (in addition to being natural!).
You can choose which ingredients you wish to use so if vegan and/or organic are important to you you can use vegan waxes instead of beeswax, and choose organic oils and butters.
We focus on ingredients that are easy to find and as part of the course you receive a comprehensive global supplier list, featuring hundreds of cosmetic suppliers from all around the world.
Some of the ingredients covered in Part 5 Ingredient Innovations may be more difficult to source due to this being a new area of development. We will share the suppliers with you that we have found and as the field grows they will become more widely available.
Yes! The course is a fully online training program hosted in our online classroom. It is designed to be taken from home from anywhere in the world. We provide information on ingredient suppliers in many different countries. We have students in over 150 countries so you’ll be joining a thriving community of global students when you join!
Yes, when you have finished the course there will be several assignments to submit. These are straightforward to complete and based on the material covered in the class. On successful completion, your course certificate will be issued.
Now! You can get started with the course right away.
The course is a self-study, self-paced course so you can study at a time that suits you. All the lessons are pre-recorded, so you don’t need to worry about joining us at a set time.
You will have access to the course inside our Natural Cosmetic Formulation Club for 18 months from the date you enroll. You will be able to download the course textbooks to save on your own computer. Extension options are available if you wish to extend your course access.
A variety of formats are used, including comprehensive and beautifully designed course textbooks (provided as PDFs), video demonstrations and activities.
Zero waste beauty products can be made with some basic kitchen/lab equipment. Here is a list of the equipment that you should consider using:
- Protective clothing (eg gloves, protective eyewear, mask/respirator when working with powders).
- Weighing scales, ideally digital scales that measure to 0.1g.
- Heating equipment to melt ingredients, eg bowls and saucepans to create a double boiler, or lab beakers and a hotplate.
- Containers/beaker/bowls for weighing and mixing.
- A thermometer. Inexpensive glass lab thermometers are sufficient.
- A pestle and mortar or coffee grinder for mixing powders.
- Spoons and spatulas.
- Silicone molds.
We are an international school with students worldwide. US dollars are the most widely recognized and accepted currency. You can check the exchange rate for your local currency using xe.com or another currency converter.
We are very proud to have a team of qualified, experienced, professional cosmetic scientists supporting our students. They are here to help you with questions or doubts about ingredients, formulas, methods and guidelines pertaining to your specific course. You can ask them your questions in our weekly Tutor Q&A, hosted in our online platform.