Modern cosmetology

Author: Zhu Hongui
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Publish Date: 2002-09-01
Features: This book is one of a series of textbooks specifically designed for beauty majors in higher education institutions. It is divided into two chapters. The first chapter, Basic Skincare, elaborates on the fundamental theories and methods of medical skincare from both TCM and Western medicine perspectives, including skin histology, nutrition, pharmaceutical beauty, TCM beauty, and other skincare techniques, the use of beauty instruments, and various practical beauty technologies such as weight loss and breast enhancement, tattoo art, and body care. The book is rich in content, combining practicality, scientific rigor, and modernity. It is not only highly readable and actionable but also holds significant academic value. In terms of presentation, it differs from previous textbooks, reflecting a sense of fun, liveliness, and novelty. It can serve as a teaching text for higher education beauty majors, as well as a self-study and professional development resource for beauty enthusiasts and industry professionals. The content of the book aligns with the national intermediate and advanced beauty therapist certification standards jointly issued by the Ministry of Labor and Social Security and the Ministry of Domestic Trade.