Over 45 years ago, Roffler was created to fill a need in American hairstyles. It was the sixties, America was changing, and nothing was changing more than hairstyles. Almost single handedly, Roffler brought advanced European haircutting methods to America, and translated them to fit American taste and style. It was done by creating the Roffler Method, an approach to haircutting and hair design that elevated the barber and cosmetologist into true designers. This technique involved the use of the straight razor in a manner of cuting and blending the lengths of the hair in a way that was entirely new and different. The popularity of this technique grew as Mr. Roffler taught others to teach and share his method.

The Roffler Method is unique. It is a total approach to hair design that focuses on understanding and mastering every step in the process of hair design. It shows you how to analyze the customer, using classic principles of art and beauty. It teaches you proven cutting techniques, step by step, and it refines your skills in styling and finishing the cut.

Our educational programs are one more example of our commitment to continually upgrading the skills of the hair designer. By studying and mastering the Roffler method, you will be able to make the most of your talents as an artist and designer. You will increase your value to your customers, and, most importantly, you will build and expand your business in the years to come.

SCHOOL HISTORY

Roffler-Moler Hairstyling College has been owned and operated by the Sheffield family since 1968. Originally located in downtown Atlanta, the school moved to Forest Park, Georgia in 1975. In February of 1988 Roffler-Moler opened a campus in Marietta, Georgia, located close to I-75 and I-285. This location provides access to students from Atlanta as well as many surrounding cities and towns.

PHILOSOPHY

Roffler-Moler Hairstyling College offers programs to prepare students for the salon industry. The Barber/Hairstyling and Cosmetology courses prepare students for a wide range of salon employment. Most choose work in a salon environment as either hairstylists, colorists, or chemical specialists. Other graduates work in related areas such as product sales representatives, demonstrators, technicians, or platform artists. Still others may choose to become salon owners or instructors.

ADMINISTRATION

Dale Sheffield, Educational Director of Roffler-Moler, has been in the hairstyling profession since 1975. He has been a salon owner, platform artists and represented the United States as a team member in the International Combined Arts of Hairstyling World Championships. Dale holds a Georgia master Barber License and Teacher's License.

Becky Sheffield, Administrative Director of Roffler-Moler, is responsible for student services and business office accounting. She has served in this capacity since 1985. Becky holds an AA degree from Emory University and a BS degree from the University of Georgia.

ACCREDITATION

Roffer-Moler Hairstyling College is accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges of Technology (ACCSCT). The Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges of Technology is listed by the U.S. Department of Education as a nationally recognized accrediting agency. The Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges and Colleges of Technology is a member of the Council on Postsecondary Accreditation.

LICENSE

Roffler-Moler Hairstyling College is licensed to teach barber/hairstyling by the Georgia State Board of Barbers, and cosmetology by the Georgia State Board of Cosmetologists.