Accredited Skin Nutrition Training Membership

Lesson series

This is where it gets rather extraordinary.

Not stripped-down versions. Not selected modules. Not a bundle of mini classes dressed up to look impressive. The actual accredited programs.

This module establishes a scientific foundation for understanding skin as a dynamic, living organ influenced by nutrition, metabolism, immunity, and environment. Students gain a systems-level view of how structure, function, and resilience are maintained and how early dysfunction begins.

Skin anatomy and physiology
Cellular biology of keratinocytes, fibroblasts, and melanocytes
The extracellular matrix (collagen, elastin, hyaluronic acid)
Barrier function and lipid architecture
The skin immune system
The skin microbiome
Biomarkers of skin health and dysfunction
Environmental and lifestyle skin stressors

This module explores the biological processes that drive skin ageing at the molecular, cellular, and systemic level. Students learn to connect biochemical damage, metabolic dysfunction and hormonal change to visible and structural skin ageing.

Oxidative stress and redox imbalance
Endogenous and dietary glycation
Chronic dehydration and barrier failure
Inflammaging
Autophagy and mTOR imbalance
Metabolic endotoxaemia
Hormonal signalling changes across the lifespan
Telomere shortening and genomic instability
Cellular senescence and SASP
Insulin resistance and skin ageing
Photoageing and dietary photoprotection

This module focuses on preserving collagen through metabolic, nutritional, and lifestyle strategies rather than chasing supplementation trends. Students gain a critical understanding of collagen turnover across the lifespan.

Fibroblast function
Collagen biosynthesis and degradation
Collagenase and MMP activity
Dietary factors affecting collagen
Menopause-related collagen loss
Evidence-based evaluation of collagen supplements

This module explores how nutrition shapes gene expression and skin ageing trajectories across the lifespan. Students learn how dietary signals influence repair, resilience, and long-term skin outcomes.

DNA and gene expression basics
Epigenetic mechanisms
Epigenetic drift with ageing
Nutrition-driven gene modulation
Epigenetic compounds in foods

This module explores plant compounds as powerful molecular tools for skin protection and age reversal Students learn to apply phytochemistry through synergy rather than isolated compounds.

Phytochemical families
Polyphenols and flavonoids
Carotenoids and terpenes
Glucosinolates and isothiocyanates
Polysaccharides and beta-glucans

This module explores plant compounds as powerful molecular tools for skin protection and age reversal Students learn to apply phytochemistry through synergy rather than isolated compounds.

Phytochemical families
Polyphenols and flavonoids
Carotenoids and terpenes
Glucosinolates and isothiocyanates
Polysaccharides and beta-glucans

This module integrates biochemistry and physiology into coherent dietary patterns that support skin repair and longevity. Students learn to design nutrition strategies that balance macronutrients, micronutrients, and hydration for long-term skin health.

Macronutrient balance for skin health
Aino acid requirements for skin protein formation
Carbohydrate quality and glycation risk
Fat quality and inflammatory signalling
Micronutrients essential for skin repair
Fibre, fermentation and the gut–skin axis
Hydration physiology

This module examines dietary pigments as functional biological signals that influence skin ageing, oxidative defence, and tissue resilience. Students learn how full-spectrum nutrition—the strategic inclusion of diverse plant compounds within whole-food matrices—supports skin structure and long-term rejuvenation.

Dietary pigments and skin physiology
Full-spectrum nutrition and phytochemical diversity
Polyphenols, carotenoids and antioxidant signalling
Whole foods vs isolated nutrients in skin health
Translating pigment science into dietary protocols

This module equips students to critically evaluate supplements, nutricosmetics, and functional products through a scientific lens. Emphasis is placed on evidence, bioavailability, and ethical formulation.

Nutricosmetics: evidence vs marketing
Senolytics and senomorphics
Nutritional clearance of senescent cells
Functional food and supplement formulation
Bioavailability and synergy

This capstone module integrates science into real-world application. Students learn to design ethical, sustainable, and personalised skin nutrition strategies grounded in physiology and evidence.

Targeted strategies for glycation, oxidation and inflammation
Metabolic and insulin-resistance-driven skin ageing
Gut–skin interventions
Collagen preservation and collagen-boosting strategies across life stages
Nutrigenomic-informed skin rejuvenation protocols
Hormonal skin ageing across the lifespan (including perimenopause and menopause)
Long-term age-defiance strategies
Ethical, sustainable application

This is where you learn that nutrient deficiency doesn’t just “influence” skin, it can directly cause pathology.

Iron deficiency → hair loss, brittle nails, pallor, angular cheilitis
Zinc deficiency → acneiform eruptions, delayed wound healing, alopecia
Vitamin A deficiency → follicular hyperkeratosis, xerosis
Vitamin C deficiency → poor wound healing, fragile skin, petechiae
Biotin deficiency → dermatitis, hair thinning, nail splitting
Essential fatty acid deficiency → eczema-like dermatitis, dryness
B12 / folate deficiency → hyperpigmentation, nail changes
Protein-energy malnutrition → skin thinning, impaired repair

This is your clinical gold section. Each condition can follow the same structure:

Pathophysiology (simplified but accurate)
Nutritional drivers
Lifestyle contributors
What worsens it
What actually helps (dietary patterns, not miracle foods)

Skin conditions to include:

Inflammatory & Immune-Mediated

Acne vulgaris
Adult female acne Eczema / atopic dermatitis
Psoriasis
Rosacea

Barrier & Sebaceous Disorders

Xerotic (chronically dry) skin
Seborrhoea
Seborrhoeic dermatitis

Metabolic & Structural

Cellulite (connective tissue + microcirculation issue, not “fat”)
Scarring & impaired wound healing
Stretch marks (dermal matrix failure, not just pregnancy)

Pigmentation & Photo-Damage

Age spots (solar lentigines)
Melasma & hyperpigmentation Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation
Hair & Nail Disorders
Telogen effluvium
Female pattern hair thinning
Alopecia areata

Oncology-Relevant

Skin cancer risk & photodamage
Nutritional photoprotection
Oxidative stress & DNA repair capacity

This module establishes a scientific foundation for understanding skin as a dynamic, living organ influenced by nutrition, metabolism, immunity, and environment. Students gain a systems-level view of how structure, function, and resilience are maintained and how early dysfunction begins.

Skin anatomy and physiology
Cellular biology of keratinocytes, fibroblasts, and melanocytes
The extracellular matrix (collagen, elastin, hyaluronic acid)
Barrier function and lipid architecture
The skin immune system
The skin microbiome
Biomarkers of skin health and dysfunction
Environmental and lifestyle skin stressors

This module explores the biological processes that drive skin ageing at the molecular, cellular, and systemic level. Students learn to connect biochemical damage, metabolic dysfunction and hormonal change to visible and structural skin ageing.

Oxidative stress and redox imbalance
Endogenous and dietary glycation
Chronic dehydration and barrier failure
Inflammaging
Autophagy and mTOR imbalance
Metabolic endotoxaemia
Hormonal signalling changes across the lifespan
Telomere shortening and genomic instability
Cellular senescence and SASP
Insulin resistance and skin ageing
Photoageing and dietary photoprotection

This module focuses on preserving collagen through metabolic, nutritional, and lifestyle strategies rather than chasing supplementation trends. Students gain a critical understanding of collagen turnover across the lifespan.

Fibroblast function
Collagen biosynthesis and degradation
Collagenase and MMP activity
Dietary factors affecting collagen
Menopause-related collagen loss
Evidence-based evaluation of collagen supplements

This module explores how nutrition shapes gene expression and skin ageing trajectories across the lifespan. Students learn how dietary signals influence repair, resilience, and long-term skin outcomes.

DNA and gene expression basics
Epigenetic mechanisms
Epigenetic drift with ageing
Nutrition-driven gene modulation
Epigenetic compounds in foods

This module explores plant compounds as powerful molecular tools for skin protection and age reversal Students learn to apply phytochemistry through synergy rather than isolated compounds.

Phytochemical families
Polyphenols and flavonoids
Carotenoids and terpenes
Glucosinolates and isothiocyanates
Polysaccharides and beta-glucans

This module integrates biochemistry and physiology into coherent dietary patterns that support skin repair and longevity. Students learn to design nutrition strategies that balance macronutrients, micronutrients, and hydration for long-term skin health.

Macronutrient balance for skin health
Aino acid requirements for skin protein formation
Carbohydrate quality and glycation risk
Fat quality and inflammatory signalling
Micronutrients essential for skin repair
Fibre, fermentation and the gut–skin axis
Hydration physiology

This module examines dietary pigments as functional biological signals that influence skin ageing, oxidative defence, and tissue resilience. Students learn how full-spectrum nutrition—the strategic inclusion of diverse plant compounds within whole-food matrices—supports skin structure and long-term rejuvenation.

Dietary pigments and skin physiology
Full-spectrum nutrition and phytochemical diversity
Polyphenols, carotenoids and antioxidant signalling
Whole foods vs isolated nutrients in skin health
Translating pigment science into dietary protocols

This capstone module integrates science into real-world application. Students learn to design ethical, sustainable, and personalised skin nutrition strategies grounded in physiology and evidence.

Targeted strategies for glycation, oxidation and inflammation
Metabolic and insulin-resistance-driven skin ageing
Gut–skin interventions
Collagen preservation and collagen-boosting strategies across life stages
Nutrigenomic-informed skin rejuvenation protocols
Hormonal skin ageing across the lifespan (including perimenopause and menopause)
Long-term age-defiance strategies
Ethical, sustainable application

Explore the living ecosystem of the skin and how its relationship with the barrier, sebum and environment influences healthy — and dysfunctional — skin.
1 module · Approx. 1 Hours Study

The skin microbiome + beneficial bacteria
The acid mantle + skin barrier
Microbiome disruption + dysbiosis
Sebum, hydration + skin pH
Acne, eczema, psoriasis + rosacea
Supporting a healthy microbiome through diet, skincare + lifestyle

Build the essential foundations of evidence-based skin nutrition and learn how diet supplies the nutrients, foods and biochemical support needed to build, repair and maintain healthy skin.
6 Modules · Approx. 10 Hours Study

Skin science + the diet–skin connection
Glycation, inflammation, hydration + oxidation
Vitamins, minerals, fats, protein + phytochemicals
Essential beauty foods + superfoods
Eating the full “beauty rainbow”
Creating + analysing a skin-supportive diet

Go beyond “drink more water” and explore the physiology, fluid dynamics and nutritional factors that influence both superficial and deep cellular skin hydration.
2 Modules · Approx. 2 Hours Study

Skin barrier function + transepidermal water loss
Ceramides, NMF, hyaluronic acid + aquaporins
Fluid dynamics, osmotic pressure + cellular tonicity
Water intake, Free Water Reserve + hydration status
Osmolytes including betaine, sorbitol + amino acids
Hydrating foods, phytochemicals + dietary dehydration factors

Explore the crucial relationship between gut health, the microbiome and skin and how diet can influence dysbiosis, inflammation, ageing and skin function. 2 2 modules · Approx. 2 Hours Study

The gut microbiome + its functions
Symbiosis, dysbiosis + leaky gut
Prebiotics, probiotics, fibre + MACs
Gut inflammation, endotoxins + inflammageing
Microbial metabolites, collagen + skin health
Dietary strategies for a thriving microbiome

Explore how the body actually builds human collagen — and how nutrition can support collagen synthesis, protect existing collagen and reduce the dietary processes that accelerate its destruction.
3 modules · Approx. 3 Hours Study

Protein synthesis, amino acids + the amino acid pool
Collagen formation, structure + different collagen types
Menopause, ageing + declining collagen production
Glycation, MMPs + UV-induced collagen destruction
Plant foods, polyphenols + functional foods for collagen support
Dietary + lifestyle strategies to protect and build collagen

Explore the emerging science of nutritional photoprotection and how foods and phytochemicals can help defend skin against UV damage, photoageing and photocarcinogenesis from within.
1 module · Approx. 1 Hours Study

UV damage, tanning + sunburn biomechanics
Skin cancer risk + broad-spectrum protection
The science behind the Sunscreen Diet™
Dietary patterns associated with UV protection
Lycopene, ellagic acid, curcumin + resveratrol
Catechins, selenium + other photoprotective phytochemicals

Explore the skin science of cacao and learn how to transform its nutrient- and phytochemical-rich compounds into delicious functional beauty chocolate formulations.
3 modules · Approx. 10 Hours Study

Cacao nutrition, phytochemicals + flavanols
Antioxidant, anti-inflammatory + photoprotective effects
Cacao processing + preserving bioactive compounds
Collagen, extracellular matrix + MMP protection
Functional beauty chocolate formulation
Chocolate, gelato, smoothies, puddings + enrobed fruits

Learn how to formulate professional skin-beautifying superfood powders using botanicals, phytochemicals and functional ingredients — from initial research through to batching, branding and selling your own blends.
6 modules Approx. 10–15 Hours Study

Nutricosmetics, nutraceuticals + functional phytochemicals
Antioxidant potential, ORAC scores + evidence-based ingredient research
Setting up a home formulation lab + GMP/GLP
Weight-based + percentage formulation methods
Batch records, scaling + formulation templates
Branding, labelling, legalities + selling superfood products

Explore how nutrients and plant compounds influence gene expression and how epigenetic signalling can affect skin ageing, inflammation, repair and dermatological health.
1 module · Approx. 1 Hour Study

Gene expression, DNA transcription + protein synthesis
Epigenetics, DNA methylation + histone modification
Nutritional epigenetics + bioactive food compounds
Sirtuins, cellular repair + longevity pathways
Polyphenols including resveratrol, quercetin + curcumin
Gene regulation in ageing, psoriasis, eczema + skin cancer

Learn the science and practical art of formulating therapeutic juices for skin health, beauty and rejuvenation — from ingredient selection to personalised client juice plans.
10 modules · Approx. 30 Hour Study

The science of juice therapeutics + cellular detoxification
Beauty foods, superfoods + phytochemicals for juicing
Therapeutic juice formulation for skin concerns + ageing
Personalised juice plans + skin-detox protocols
Client support for juicing + practitioner applications
Retreats, VIP days + commercial juice-based services

Explore how hormonal changes influence biological and visible skin ageing — and how evidence-based nutrition and phytochemicals can support healthier skin through perimenopause, menopause and beyond.
2 modules · Approx. 2 Hour Study

The endocrine system + hormonal ageing
Oestrogen, testosterone, cortisol + DHEA
Melatonin, oxytocin, thyroid + growth hormone
Menopause, collagen loss, dryness + pigmentation
Dietary patterns for hormonal balance + healthy ageing
Functional foods + phytochemicals for menopausal skin

Dive into the basics skin science to understand how the skin's systems of repair, regeneration, rejuvenation and nourishment work. Then make the link between diet and skin-health.

An exploration into the biological rules that decide what is a 'beauty food'. You'll take an in-depth journey into these 5 skin-health biochemical pathways: Glycation, Malnutrition, Inflammation, Hydration and Oxidation

This is where you'll discover the exact nutrients required for skin health. No supplements required: Skin vitamins, Skin minerals, Fibre, Fats, Protein and amino acids, Carbohydrates, Phytochemicals and Water

Go beyond the typical (kale and quinoa) type of beauty food advice and expand your knowledge with multiple essential beauty foods and their unique skin-beautifying properties: Fruits and vegetables, Botanicals and superfoods, nuts, seeds and gluten-free grains.

You've heard of 'eat the rainbow' but in this module you'll discover what it means to eat the full colour spectrum of beauty foods, why this is important for skin-health and what those colours secretly mean.

It's time to put your new knowledge into practise and dive into nutritional software to start learning to analyse your own diet for how beautifying it is. Using our templates, charts and beauty food pyramid (and yourself as a 'guinea pig') you'll be able to analyse then adapt a diet for beauty. Task: design a 1 day beauty food diet.

Science, including the dermatological sciences, can be reductionist trying to find one cause and one 'cure' from each disorder. But biology is more complicated that that; skin health is a multifaceted.Microbiome, Light (UV and Blue light, Sleep, Exercise, Diet & nutrition, Alcohol, Stress and Smoking all play a part.

Discover the specific nutritional requirements of the skin, hair and nails.Macronutrients for skin, Micronutrients for the skin, Nutrient deficiencies in the skin, Specific nutrients for hair and nails and the dangers of hypervitaminoses

Dive into the dermatological science of skin, hair & nail disorders that are directly caused by malnutrition (of all kinds).:Hair changes and loss, Nail disorders and Skin changes and issues directly caused by malnutrition.

Acne, Eczema and Psoriasis
Roasacea, Xerosis and Sebhorreic Dermatitis
Cellulite, Thread veins and Stretchmarks
Cellulite, Thread veins and Stretchmarks, Hyperpigmentation and Lipofuscin
Urticaria and Histamine reactions
UV Damage & Skin Cancer

Discover the Dietary Patterns that are unhealthy for the skin and the dietary patterns proven to create healthy skin.

Dive into the science of what acne is, the types of acne and what is happening deep within the skin.

Discover the link between gut-dysbiosis and acne. The Gut-Skin Axis is well documented these days and there are distinct dietary patterns and foods that contribute to gut issues which them contribute to acne formation.

You'll be shocked to find out the real cause of Insulin Resistance, the link with Acne and the dietary patterns that cause it. Hint: it's NOT sugar

It's not just Estrogen, Testosterone and Perimenopause that contributes to acne, there are other hormones - such as Cortisol - that also need to be understood. And of course nutrition has a huge impact on hormone balance

Acne is an inflammatory condition so there is a huge link between acne & inflammation. In this module you'll learn this link and the nutritional strategies for quenching inflammation.

Skin as an organ of the body has very sophisticated systems of detoxification but these can break down leading to breakouts on the skin's surface. Nutrition plays a part in maintaining these detox systems.

The science of 'full spectrum sun protection' for protecting the skin from within using the natural photoprotective phytochemicals inside fruits and vegetables.

Discover fluid mechanics within the skin and cells for protection against UV damage and the dietary approach for deep skin hydration.

UV radiation klckstarts a damage cascade that starts with Oxidation. Controlling oxidative damage is the first step to preventing further sun damage to the skin

Skinflammaging is skin ageing caused. by inflammation. Inflammation is a major symptom of skin damage after UV exposure - in this lesson you'll learn to quench skinflammaging with anti-inflammatory skin foods.

Once Oxidative damage and inflammation have been mitigated with diet it's time to turn your attention to repairing and rebuilding skin collagen with collagen forming foods.

Plant protein v animal protein
The myth of complete v incomplete protein and amino acid pool
Amino acids and peptides
Protein digestion and assimilation
The ribosome
Protein recycling
PRAL

Collagen: the molecule
Types of collagen
Collagen and skin ageing
Menopause and collagen
Collagen syntheses

Glycation
MMPs
UV damage
Dietary patterns that destroy collagen

Diet and lifestyle that protects and builds collagen
Plant-based diet
Polyphenols
Functional foods

Skin barrier function and Trans Epidermal Water Loss
Skin waterproofing and Sebum
Epidermal hydration: Ceramides, NMF and Lamellar bodies
Dermal hydration: Hyaluronic acid and Aquaporins

The body's hydration system and the hormones that control it.

Physiological signs of dehydration and hypohydration

Osmolarity and Cellular Tonicity

Sodium pump and osmotic pressure

Skin hydration and ageing

Water intake and Free Water Reserve (FWR)

Beverage Hydration Index and isotonic fluids

Proposed water intakes for health and skin hydration

Hydrocolloids

Osmolytes: Sorbitol, Betaine and Amino acids
Phytochemicals that moderate skin hydration: Resveratrol, Chrysin, Lecithin, Glycerol
The dietary hydration index
Dietary dehydration factors: high salt and high protein
Fruit and vegetable hydration sources

Discover the Endocrine System (the body's clever chemical messenger service) and the hormones that can contribute to biological ageing:

Melatonin
Oxytocin
Thyroid hormones
Somatotropin (Growth Hormone)
Cortisol
Testosterone
Oestrogen

Dive into the dietary influences on each of the main skin-ageing / cellular ageing hormones

DHEA
Melatonin
Oxytocin
Thyroid hormones
Somatotropin (Growth Hormone)
Cortisol
Testosterone
Oestrogen

You'll learn which dietary patterns can speed up menopause and cause more symtons and the dietary patterns that lesson menopause.
Discover the foods that have been studied to mitigate menopause symptoms and balance estrogen
Learn which phytochemicals have shown benefits to menopausal symptoms and lessen skin-ageing.

You'll also dive deeply into the science of age-related skin changes so you feel confident to discuss these different aspects with your clients

The gut and its inhabitants
Gut functions
Pre-biotics v Probiotics
Gut symbiosis and dysbiosis
Tight junctions

How to feed the microbiome
How the microbiome feeds us
Prebiotics Vs Probiotics
Fibre and MACs: the importance of sugar for a healthy gut.
Vitamins that the gut synthesises

The foods and dietary patterns that cause dysbiosis.
About microbiome endotoxins
About leaky gut and lectins
Dysbiosis, inflammation and ageing
Endotoxaemia: lipocaalin-2, TMAO and antibiotics
Leaky gut

Collagen building amino acids that are produced by healthy gut bacteria
Gut dysbiosis contributes to 'inflammaging' and upregulates MMPs that destroy collagen and elastin
Gut bacteria and bioavailablity of polyphenols
Fatty acids produced by the gut maintain skin-health

Types of skin bacteria
The microbiome, acid mantle and lipid barrier
Variation in skin microbiome in different skin terrains
The importance of cathelicidins
Skin microbiome disruptors: sebum, hydration and personal care products

The 4 ways the sun can cause skin damage and cancer
The 2 ways that the sun influences genes that promote cancer
The biomechanics of UV-instigated damage and tanning and how light receptors are involved.
What makes skin redden during sunburning

Learn about the 2 main types of skin cancer and which is most deadly

Who is more at risk of cancer and other factors

Why typical sun protection advice isn't working as well as we think it is.

What scientists are working on to create a 'broad spectrum' solution to UV damage and skin cancer

The dietary patterns that can help prevent UV damage

The emerging epidemiological patterns in the scientific literature regarding dietary sunscreen

Explore the science behind the phytochemicals that have been studied for their 'sunscreen' abilities and learn the biomechanics of how these food compounds work at the cellular level and DN level.

Lycopene
Ellagic acid
Selenium
Curcumin
Resveratrol
Catechins

Learn exactly how drinking water hydrates the skin from within and what the science says about water intake quantity. And how much water we need to drink to hydrate the skin.

Unlock the scientific concept of ‘eating water’ and the world’s most hydrating foods.

Understand the trifecta of skin hydration: water intake + hydrating foods - dehydrating foods.

You'll learn about Theobroma cacao (the chocolate tree) and it's powerful pods
You'll understand the chemical makeup of the cacao bean
You'll know how cacao beans are treated.

You'll learn what 'dutching' is and how it makes all commercial chocolate nutritionally inferior to the raw ingredient

You learn exactly how much of the powerful skin-rejuvenating flavanols are destroyed during chocolate processing (yes even organic dark chocolate)

You'll see the different products that are extracted and eaten from the cacao bean

You'll learn about the 5 important skin-minerals that are in cacao

And you'll get an overview of the macronutrient and fibre breakdown in cacao powder

You'll explore how the polyphenols in cacao have an impact on skin-health;

Flavanols that protect skin from from sun damage
Flavanols that reverse sun sun damage
Flavanols that protect dermal proteins (ie collagen) from degradation
And how they reduce 'inflammaging'

Learn how 4 phytochemicals have an impact on mood, create blissful vibes and why that is good for skin-health

A healthy skin microbiome can prevent skin barrier disruptions such as overgrowth of 'bad bacteria', eczema, psoriasis flares, rosacea and acne.

Your clients with oily skin will be astonished thet their skin now feels more evenly balance with healthy levels of skin oils instead of feeling or looking greasy.

Your clients with dry skin will be amazed at how their skin will normalise with a thriving microbiome, no more itchy flaking elbows, shins and face

Watch as your client's eczema, acne and psoriasis fades away naturally once the skin microbiome has been restored and nourished.

Learn the biological process through which DNA is transcribed into RNA and translated into proteins, allowing cells to respond dynamically to environmental signals.

Understand the mechanisms that control whether genes are switched up or down without changing the genetic code.
You will explore the three major epigenetic systems:

DNA methylation
Histone modification
Non-coding RNA signalling

These mechanisms determine how strongly certain genes are expressed and play a role in inflammation, ageing and skin disorders.

Discover how nutrients and phytonutrients influence gene regulation. Research shows that compounds found in everyday foods can modify epigenetic pathways and influence genes involved in inflammation, collagen degradation and cellular ageing. You will examine important dietary epigenetic modulators including:

polyphenols
sulforaphane
curcumin
quercetin
resveratrol
vitamin C
folate and B-vitamins

These compounds act as biochemical signals that influence the activity of thousands of genes involved in skin structure, repair and defence.

You will also be introduced to Sirtuins, proteins associated with DNA stability, cellular repair and longevity. These signalling proteins regulate oxidative stress, inflammation and collagen degradation, and can be influenced by specific dietary polyphenols such as resveratrol and quercetin

Why the beauty industries and the nutrition industries are joining up to become one huge mega-industry worth billions (and why you need to be part of it)

The undeniable proof that skin can only be hydrated and fed from within, and why adding nutrients to skincare is the most inefficient way to feed the skin.

Three 'rules' that showcase what a 'beauty food' is and why they work. The top 10 beauty foods that you should start recommending to your clients right now.

Learn about nutricosmetics, nutraceuticals and functional phytochemicals.
Study antioxidant potential and ORAC scores of superfood botanicals
Learn how to properly research superfoods so you can gather scientific evidence to help you formulate

How to set up a superfood formulation lab easily in your own home
About GMP and GLP and how to keep records
Important equipment
How to create your own powders from whole dried botanicals

How to start creating a formula for a specific purpose
Creating weight-based and percentage formulations for batching and scaling up
How to record formulas and batches (all templates included)

Trends and superfoods business research
Selling superfoods
Branding and logo
Nutritional data labels
Legalities and rules

Learn the real science (not the misinformation on the internet) behind detoxification at the cellular level, juice extraction and the therapeutic evidence behind juicing for skin-health.

Build your knowledge of beauty foods and superfoods that are appropriate for juicing and discover the nutritional value and phytochemical profile of each juiceable beauty food.

Get creative with practical lessons on juice formulation for different skin issues, beauty problems and anti-ageing. Formulating juice is an art and a science (and a LOT of fun!)

Confidently develop personalised juices & juicy skin-detox plans for your paying clients. Facilitate retreats or 1-1 VIP days to monetise your new skills with big-ticket services.

Learn the science behind this sensual superfood. Understand the nutritional and phytochemical composition of cacao and Distinguish between cacao, cocoa and commercially processed chocolate. Explain how processing methods affect cacao's nutrients and bioactive compounds

Play with creating raw plant-based chocolate from scratch and learning about flavour science. Create your first plant-based skin-healthy chocolate bar from scratch.

Apply your knowledge to the formulation of a range functional beauty chocolate products.

Ecourses need to be results-focussed so this means knowing exactly what segment of holistic health, beauty or nutrition you fit into. I will guide you through a simple exercise to help you.

You need to know who you're going to be selling to and why. I'll walk you through a series of steps so you know who they are. This makes selling so much easier!

Now you know your specific wellness niche AND who your audience is we shall map out your 6-12 module course into neat sequential modules using the 'reverse engineering' technique.

Now you have your blueprint we shall create multimedia lesson plans for each module. You can use these templates again and again for any course you create. You'll learn the educational psychology tricks to ensure your clients stay excited and engaged in your course material: gamification, reflective learning, multimedia units, fun quizzes etc

Now you'll build your actual course content: slideshows, videos*, screencasts, imagery, charts, templates, checklists, handbooks, quiz questions, assessment sheets - whatever you want to include I'll show you how to create it. *No, you never have to show your face if you don't want to

Your course has to 'sit' somewhere so I'll show you all the things to consider when choosing a platform and which platforms are the best. I'll include guided tours and checklists so you can choose the best for your needs. Then we can walk through how to upload your content, set up your enrolment flow and and payment facility.

Naming your course is more important than you think, a good name can help it to sell more and also works for SEO to drive web traffic to your sales page. You'll also build your sales page using my exclusive formula and template - I will make it easy I promise.

First we shall kickstart your launch with a pre-launch (pre-sell) then you'll learn how to set up a BIG launch

Learn how to drive traffic to your sales page for evergreen sales (or to your list for launches). We will cover SEO, social media marketing, PR and content marketing. And list-building

Start the program with a positive mindset to get rockstar confidence. Even if you’re introverted (like me), you can still rock the virtual stage like a superstar. We’ll even organise your laptop & workspace ready for fame. Every diva needs to declutter set their stage.

Distill your skills + passion + personality into one prestigious powerniche™ that will instantly elevate you above your competitors and focus all eyes on you.

Two things will help you become famous fast in any scene; 1) having a super clear message about what you ‘do’ and 2) being memorable. A ‘superhero’ name does both of these things for you, that’s why they’re so popular.

Every human on the planet has a collection of life stories. We call it baggage, the media calls it ‘a story’. Find the jewels in your life’s journey so far and string them together into a sparkling story that inspires others.

Fame seeks out an expert and the media loves innovation. Designing your signature service or product instantly elevates you into ‘visionary’ status and a go-to expert leader.

Media people are busy people. Make yourself as amenable as possible. A fabulous media page on your website showcasing your powerniche and what you are available for plus a gallery of enticing images relating to any media features you’ve already had. A full colour professional-looking media kit or press pack is a must-have to ignite the interest of busy journalists

No more lurking in the shadows, hiding your light under a bushel (whatever that is). With your stunning press pack it’s time to start pestering approaching publications: guest blogs and print media (yes, real magazines!). We’ll start local and go national. I’ll give you my email templates to make it easy and we’ll find the right niche publications for your business.

Guess what? To land a killer publishing deal for your positioning book you don’t even need to have written it yet. It’s true. For non-fiction books you just need a synopsis. With your synopsis written it’s time to find the right agents and publishers for your book and to create a contact plan. We’ll be crafting the perfect cover letters to go with your synopsis (your synopsis won’t even be read without a juicy cover letter) and then putting together your author kit to send off to land that publishing deal you’ve always dreamed of.

To stay ahead in the fame game you need to build your kit of promotional and publicity tools. This can include social media fanbase building, subscribers and visibility (online and offline)

Ok, this is where you take a serious step up onto the stage and into your spotlight. I’m going to show you how to find niche events and apply to speak at them (and get paid!). You’ll need a few ‘handbag essentials’ such as a speaker ‘one-sheet’, speaker page, maybe even a showreel and a way to capture leads on the day (and get raving testimonials).

Be red carpet ready with my final module in becoming the go-to expert in your niche. This is where you cement your place as a sought-after media darling.

Yes. For as long as this academy exists your All Access Pass gives you lifetime access to the self-study training included in the membership. There is no countdown clock and no requirement to complete everything within a set period.

Yes. You complete each accredited program individually and, where applicable, receive its own certificate and CPD / CE credits. One membership unlocks the whole Institute, but your credentials are earned program by program.

Yes. Skin Nutrition Institute training is internationally accredited through professional bodies including IPHM, IGCT and CMA . Each qualifying program clearly states its own CPD / CE allocation.

No. You can follow the pathway that makes the most sense for your background, interests and professional goals. Some students prefer to begin with the foundations and build progressively; others go straight into the specialist training most relevant to their work.

Yes. The value of the Pass far far greater than the cost you will pay - even if you have previously paid for some of those courses. If you are enrolled onto any of the Diplomas please ask us for an upgrade code so you can pay less than the public price.

You don't. This is not a course bundle to binge through. It is a professional education library you can return to over the years as your knowledge, clients, services and interests develop.

If a payment-plan option is available at checkout, you can choose it there. Your place in the All Access Pass is secured once your enrolment is complete.

The All Access Pass

The entire Skin Nutrition Institute. Yours for life.

It's the keys to the Institute.

The All Access Pass was created to make that completely unnecessary.

This is where it gets rather extraordinary.

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The Practitioner Diploma Collection

Diploma in Functional Skin Nutrition & Integrative Nutridermatology®

Module 1: Foundations of Skin Biology & Cutaneous Science

Module 2: Mechanisms & Theories of Skin Ageing

Module 3: Collagen Longevity

Module 4: Nutrigenomics & Epigenetic Skin Ageing

Module 5: Phytochemistry & Botanical Bioactives

Module 5: Phytochemistry & Botanical Bioactives

Module 6: Advanced Skin Nutrition & Dietary Architecture

Module 7: Dietary Pigments & Full-Spectrum Nutrition

Module 8: Nutricosmetics & Functional Formulation

Module 9: Applied Functional Skin Nutrition & Rejuvenation Protocols

Module 10: Deficiency-Driven Dermatoses: When Nutrition Is the Root Cause

Module 11: Clinical Nutridermatology®: Condition-Specific Deep Dives

Diploma in Skin Rejuvenation Nutrition

Module 1: Foundations of Skin Biology & Cutaneous Science

Module 2: Mechanisms & Theories of Skin Ageing

Module 3: Collagen Longevity

Module 4: Nutrigenomics & Epigenetic Skin Ageing

Module 5: Phytochemistry & Botanical Bioactives

Module 6: Advanced Skin Nutrition & Dietary Architecture

Module 7: Dietary Pigments & Full-Spectrum Nutrition

Module 8: Applied Functional Skin Nutrition & Rejuvenation Protocols

Diploma in Holistic Beauty Medicine

course 01 Skin Microbiome Health

course 02 Skin Nutrition Fundamentals

Course 03 Advanced Skin Hydration Biomechanics + Nutrition

Course 04 The Gut–Skin Axis + Microbiome Diversity

Course 05 Skin Collagen Biosynthesis

Course 06 Dietary Sunscreen

Course 07 Beauty Chocolate Formulation

Course 08 Superfood Formulation for Skin Health

course 09: Applied Nutrigenomics for Skin Health

Course 10: Beauty Juice Therapy

Course 11: Hormonal Skin Ageing + Perimenopause Nutrition

3 Diplomas · 450 CPD Credits

Training value: $5,747 and we're only through the first door.

As one of your happy students the information in your courses is beyond incredible! I sometimes wonder how you manage to research everything and putting it together must have taken years!

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The Professional Certificate Collection

Skin Nutrition Fundamentals

Rigorous foundations in nourishing skin from within.

Module 1: Skin versus stomach

MODULE 2: The Beauty Food Blueprint.

MODULE 3: Beauty Nutrients

MODULE 4: Essential Beauty Foods

MODULE 5: Eat the beauty rainbow

MODULE 6: Creating a beauty diet

Nutridermatology® Certificate

Specialist nutritional and physiological understanding of dermatological health.

Module 1: Mechanisms of Skin Health

Module 2: Integrative Nutrition for Skin Health

Module 3: Integrative Approach to Skin Disorders

MODULE 4: Nutritional Interventions for common skin disorders

Module 5: Nutritional interventions for skin-disorders

Functional Nutrition for Adult Acne

Nutrition, inflammation, hormones, the gut–skin axis and functional skin health.

Module 1: Acne Pathophysiology

Module 2: Acne & The Gut Microbiome

Module 3: Acne & Insulin Resistance

Module 4: Hormones & Acne

Module 5: Acne & Inflammation

Module 6: Acne and Skin Detoxification

Nutrition for Reversing UV Damage / Sun Ageing

Nutritional photoprotection, oxidative damage and UV-induced skin ageing.

Module 1: The concept of Dietary Sunscreen

Module 2: Deep Hydration for Protection

Module 3: IPreventing & Repairing Oxidative Damage

MODULE 4: Sun & Skinflammaging

Module 5: Repair UV-Damage to Skin Collagen

7 PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS · 495 CPD Credits

Training value: $7,585 - keep going!

What you have built is incredible and it should really be in line with prices for degree-level training so probably around £9k a year. I know from experience the depth of knowledge and experience you are sharing and teaching.

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The All Access Pass was created to make that
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The Professional
Certificate Collection