National Beauty Culturists' League, Inc. History
In 1919, R. V. Randolph, S. L. Latimer, E. R.
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To establish high standards of conduct and operation.
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To encourage scientific methods of hair, scalp and skin treatment.
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To gather, prepare and disseminate educational information.
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To seek legislation beneficial to the beauty profession.
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To promote goodwill and cooperative effort among all beauticians, manufacturers, and persons engaged in related fields.
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To promote the general welfare and raise the public image of those engaged in the beauty culture field.
NBCL's strength is within the links that bind our organization together. We have a comprehensive approach toward building a unified program, and we are the only organization with a professional degree program in Cosmetology. We currently have thousands of members, 37 states,
The number of ethnic consumers - African Americans, Asians and Hispanics - in America is growing at a phenomenal rate and the increase is drastically changing the cosmetology industry