Agribeauty certification series provides an in-depth exploration of Afro-centered beauty, covering its historical origins, cultural significance, and contemporary relevance. It delves into the evolution of beauty rituals, styles, and adornments, tracing their development from ancient African practices to modern expressions.
The course also examines the influence of European beauty standards, the resilience of beauty culture during challenging historical periods, and the emergence of natural hair movements. It explores the business aspects of beauty, including market strategies, key products, and the early entrepreneurs who shaped the industry.
In addition to the cultural exploration, the course delves into the regulatory landscape governing the beauty service industry. This includes a thorough examination of US agencies and policies, such as the USDA, Title 7 Agriculture, cooperative marketing, and relevant regulations in agriculture, commerce, cosmetics, and safety standards.
Furthermore, the course provides insights into criteria for prime farmland and building materials, offering a holistic understanding of the intersection of Afro-centered beauty, agriculture, and regulations.
