Pascal Bensimon

After many years here I’ve finally quit. Just too much drama translating into too many bad $ 400 haircuts.

Pascal is truely an artist with his skill. I have had him cut my hair several times and not only did it look great after the cut. But the way he cut my hair it would look good even as it grew when normally within days it would seem to look like it was weeks old. His salon is execptional, the staff is super nice. If you want to look your best this is the place to go, and you’ll continue coming back.

I am very picky about my hair. Very. I have been to most of the major salons in Atlanta, and some I liked better than others. But I LOVE Pascal Bensimon.
Pascal is located in the heart of Buckhead, on Shadowlawn, near the new Trader Joe’s. The salon itself is a renovated cottage, with a welcoming, cheerful vibe. The staff offers you refreshments du jour (coffee, chocolates, tea, croissants, perhaps even wine if you time it right ;) It’s a nice touch.
Pascal and his staff are simply w o n d e r f u l! When I go there, I feel like I am spending an afternoon with friends, not on display in an uptight fancy salon (as some other places sometimes make you feel). Even the customers are great, and the atmosphere encourages everyone in the salon to chat and have a great time while Pascal works his magic.
And it is truly magic. I don’t understand how they do it, but no matter how you look or feel going in there, you will look and feel like a million bucks when you leave. It is a wonderful thing!
I have had cut & color done there, and have been very pleased with both. Pascal has his own unique bayalage technique for highlights that produces incredibly natural results, and I’ve found I can go much longer between highlights than when I’ve had foils. Plus, there is no sitting under the dryer! Woohoo!
Yuri and Regina are also fabulous, you just cannot go wrong here. Gals, you will look amazing. Guys, you can get a haircut in a friendly salon full of beautiful gals (grin). Seriously, everyone I’ve met there loves Pascal Bensimon’s, and with good reason.