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Starting a cosmetics business is a dream career – it’s prestigious, exciting and part of a multi-billion dollar worldwide industry. Thankfully, and despite what you might hear to the contrary, you don’t need a big wallet to start your own cosmetics business. Starting a cosmetics business is not expensive to set up compared with many other ventures which offer much lower profit margins. A cosmetics business offers much better returns for much less cost than any franchise or other kind of manufacturing business.

Cosmetics manufacturing is an extremely high profit business – cosmetics that sell for $75 usually cost between $1 and $3.50 to produce!

Very few industries can offer this kind of return on investment. Again contrary to popular belief, making cosmetics does not require a sophisticated or high cost laboratory.

Fact is, you can begin a high profit cosmetics business with inexpensive equipment that is easy to obtain. Likewise, you don’t need to be a cosmetics chemist – this is another frequent misconception. If you purchase professionally formulated cosmetic recipes and the manufacturing instructions to make them accordingly, you can easily make color cosmetics, skin creams and hair products of the same quality as top name international cosmetics brands, if not better.

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As a person who’s been active in education, as an adjunct professor for a couple of NYC universities over the past 10 years, my experience has been that students are embracing interactive advertising and social media education beyond traditional marketing.

Ultimately, the students benefit from the real-world exposure that’s timely for their current and future careers. Given that social media tends to be mastered by many youths, social media often fits into their job descriptions at internships before leaving college. Further, with interactive advertising growing strong, while other industries flail, this is a viable job and internship source.

This is not to say the fundamentals of traditional media and advertising should not be learned as it helps build the foundation for why interactive advertising and social work so well. After all, it’s a different media or method but the basic principles of marketing are still the same. Engage the customer, target your niche, provide invaluable provides and make them respond.

My findings have been that students tend to embrace this kind of learning because it captures their attention for quick use. Not unlike learning a trade, on the job training, or continuing education which is very well-liked among adult learners and master’s degree programs. Some schools, obviously, are going to 100% online learning which often requires extensive Internet Advertising in itself for finding new students.

Ultimately, if the student is engaged in the topic, they’ll do properly from both a tutorial and practitioner perspective. So the more we teach about Internet Advertising and Social in the classrooms, we’re helping along the workforce and future employers of these students. Truly a win-win for all involved. Learn more about Social Media in Classroom.