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February 27, 2026Journal of the Korean Society of Cosmetology0 citations

Development of an AI–Bio Converged, Industry-Expert-Participatory PBL Makeup Course

EKEui-Hyoung Kim

Key Points

  • The research aims to create a project-based learning course that merges AI technologies with bio-beauty concepts for future beauty professionals.
  • Designed a curriculum integrating AI diagnostic tools and bio-cosmetic knowledge.
  • Implemented a 15-week instructional plan with performance-based assessments.
  • Conducted expert review and content validity examination for course materials.
  • The curriculum effectively combines AI analysis with practical makeup applications.
  • Hand-on learning activities align with industry expectations and necessary professional competencies.

Abstract

This study aims to develop a project-based learning (PBL) makeup course that integrates artificial intelligence (AI) technologies with bio-beauty knowledge and incorporates active participation from industry experts. Responding to the recent shift in the beauty industry toward personalization, data-driven decision-making, and digital transformation, this study designed a curriculum that strengthens learners’ capability to analyze skin and facial conditions using AI diagnostic tools and apply bio-cosmetic knowledge to practical makeup solutions. The developed course consists of instructional strategies, a 15-week instructional plan, performance-based assessment rubrics, and structured learning worksheets to support students throughout the entire PBL process. Moreover, expert review and content validity examination were conducted to verify the educational appropriateness and practical feasibility of the developed course materials. The results confirmed that the curriculum effectively integrates AI analysis, bio-cosmetic application, and hands-on learning activities in alignment with industry expectations and professional competencies required in the field. This study provides a meaningful pedagogical framework for nurturing future-ready beauty professionals equipped with creativity, collaborative problem-solving skills, and scientific, data-driven makeup expertise. Further research is recommended to empirically evaluate learning outcomes through actual course implementation and to explore the scalability of this curriculum within diverse beauty education contexts.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69a1357fed1d949a99abf7b9https://doi.org/10.52660/jksc.2026.32.1.27
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