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Day 1 · Chemistry

The foundations before the procedure.

The first teaching block introduces the chemistry vocabulary used throughout the basic peeling course. It connects formulation concepts with product information and professional discussion.

Day 1 · Chemistry
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The first teaching block introduces the chemistry vocabulary used throughout the basic peeling course. It connects formulation concepts with product information and professional discussion.

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The foundations before the procedure.

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Key topics

  • Acids and bases
  • pH and pKa
  • Formulation and packaging
  • Peel classifications
  • Product traceability
  • Safety vocabulary
  • Case questions
Day 1 · Chemistry
Day 1 · Chemistry · chemicalpeeling.com

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The first teaching block introduces the chemistry vocabulary used throughout the basic peeling course. It connects formulation concepts with product information and professional discussion.

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The foundations before the procedure.