Background: The aim of this study was to investigate female college students’ experience, knowledge and attitudes about non–interventional cosmetics and the factors affecting them. Methodology: Self–administered questionnaires were distributed amongst 20% of total university female students (n=522) in November 2013, selected by a multi–stage stratified random sampling with proportionate allocation. Results: Three hundred and twenty–four (62%) of the 522 female students were found to have fair knowledge about non–interventional cosmetics. One hundred and eighteen (22.6%) had poor knowledge and only eighty respondents (15.3%) had good knowledge. Conclusion: Students in health colleges have better knowledge about non–interventional cosmetics and their side effects compared to students who are not, while marital status has no effect on it.