Course Details

(Micro-Credential) Performing Aesthetics and Sensory Evaluation for Personal Care Products

Overview

  • Course Date:

    TBA

    9 Oct 2025 to 10 Oct 2025

  • Registration Period:

    TBA

    25 Jun 2025 to 22 Sep 2025

  • Duration/Frequency:

    16 Hours

  • Mode of Training:

    Face-to-Face (Classroom Teaching)

Course Objective

This course equips participants with skills and knowledge on Aesthetics and Sensory Evaluation, as well as recommendation for Product Improvement.

More Information

Evaluating aesthetics first establishes a baseline understanding of the product's visual and textural attributes, critical for consumer appeal. Sensory evaluation then provides direct feedback on the product’s feel, smell, and overall user experience, highlighting areas for enhancement. Analysing these sensory results identifies specific aspects needing improvement, guiding targeted adjustments. Finally, recommending suitable ingredients to achieve desired aesthetic and sensory qualities ensures that the product not only meets but exceeds consumer expectations. This structured training sequence ensures a holistic understanding of both the subjective and objective qualities of Personal Care Products, leading to well-rounded and high-quality formulations.

This is a Micro-Credential course jointly offered by Singapore Polytechnic and The Cosmetic, Toiletry & Fragrance Association of Singapore (CTFAS).

Complete the 5 courses below to receive a Certificate in Personal Care Science Essentials, which is stackable to a WSQ Specialist Diploma in Specialty Chemicals (Personal Care Product Development):

  1. (Micro-Credential) Performing Essential Laboratory Skills
  2. (Micro-Credential) Selecting Functional Ingredients for Personal Care Products
  3. (Micro-Credential) Performing Quality and Safety Testing for Personal Care Products
  4. (Micro-Credential) Performing Efficacy Testing for Personal Care Products
  5. (Micro-Credential) Performing Aesthetics and Sensory Evaluation for Personal Care Products