Professional Beauty Federation of California
Welcome to the Official Web Site for the PBFC
We are the united voice for California's beauty industry working to raise the level of professionalism and the image of our industry in our state. We do this by working to influence public policy, industry regulation, and promoting positive public relations and perceptions of California's beauty and barbering profession. If you click over to the PBFC's Mission page, you'll learn more about the clear path we've defined,
If you are an independent salon owner, multi-salon owner, salon manager, manufacturer, distributor, hair stylist/colorist, nail artist, esthetician, electrologist or barber, this organization supports you (and your organizations) in pursuit of shared industry goals.
The PBFC agenda is clearly outlined in the 'Future' section of this website. Many of the agenda contents have been identified during 3 periods of Sunset Review process by our legislators themselves. During the most recent Sunset Review our industry voice was clearly heard by the legislators and the result was their call for new leadership for the Board of Cosmetology in 2006.
Since the naming of that new leadership and appointments of new board members, progress on many of the outlined issues has been 'stunning' and swift. For a review of recent progress visit the PBFC 'Accomplishments' page.
The PBFC is proud of our accomplishments and welcome your support and communications as we move into the future.
LATEST NEWS FROM SACRAMENTO
| View WOW 2008 Photo Gallery |
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"The Spa on the Steps" of the State Capitol Building
What's better than OPI's COO Eric Schwartz spending quality time with Secretary, State and Consumer Services Agency Rosario Marin while she's having her nails done?
Enjoy Hair Care's Executive Vice-President and Co-Founder Gordon Fletcher (center) with PBFC Chair Ted Nelson and PBFC Founding Board member Alex Irving.
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PBFC Legal Counsel and Lobbyist Fred Jones with PBFC Chairman Ted Nelson on Sacramento KTXL - Fox 40 News.
Senate Majority Leader Gloria Romero enjoyed WOW so much she asked if we could open earlier in the day next time to accommodate all 33 members of the Women's Caucus she plans to bring to next year's event. |







