GOTHAM Magazine features Adel Atelier all-natural conditioning treatment to soothe your summer locks
Adel's cactus extract, orange blossom, and Shea butter conditioning treatment wowed GOTHAM editors this month as a must-have rescue for your stressed summer stresses. Here's the scoop:
Price: $50 or complimentary with a color service or cut.
What It Is: Step inside this recently relocated boutique salon to experience an all-natural conditioning treatment that’s applied to dry hair for maximum absorption. All three steps of the process smell heavenly, and the third step involves actual Shea butter imported from France. Hair looks shinier and feels healthier immediately, and will stay that way for weeks to come.
Why it Works For Summer: “This is the perfect time to richen and protect hydration in the hair from environmental causes such as sun, sea water, and chlorine,” says Adel Atelier owner Adel Chabbi. “It is also an ideal treatment for blondes with highlights that need extra moisture.” 231 E. 58th St., 917-257-9080
ELLE features Adel Atelier with 5 new haircuts to try for spring
From bobs to long layers, there's inspiration for everyone in this gallery of great looks for the season.
“Yes, many hairstylists are creative, but Adel creates art and truly knows how to build hair into a masterpiece incorporating various techniques.”
Adel gets artsy with Downtown Magazine at LES Art + Fashion Show
To kick of Fashion Week downtown, Adel Atelier styled the models of the LES Art + Fashion Show with creative, unexpected looks that had everyone talking. Check out these choice photos, then click through for the full story.
Quest Magazine calls Adel "A Stylist to LOVE"
It's always a good day when the magazine of "Society and Culture in New York, The Hamptons, Greenwich and Palm Beach" declares its LOVE for you. Thanks Quest!
"Adel Chabbi—whose stripes as a stylist were earned with the likes of Frederic Fekkai, Louis Licari, Phyto, and Pierre Michel—is offering his experience with uptown girls to the Lower East Side at Adel Atelier. Located at 96 Orchard Street, an area brimming with edge and energy, the salon caters to the gal on the go, whether she’s between classes at NYU or between shows at Fashion Week.
The stylist started to work with hair at the age of 13 in Lyon, France—and his career was fast to flourish. Soon, he was on set, styling actors and models for shoots that would be seen in magazines and newspapers throughout the country, and throughout the world. His accolades—which are extensive—include spots on Fox 5 News and the Today Show and clients such as Lauren Hutton, Coco Rocha, and Martha Stewart.
Today, Adel Chabbi is entering a new stage in his career in the form of Adel Atelier. He is available around the clock, delivering on styling services that range from cuts to extensions. Oh, did we mention his team of top-notch colorists? And don’t forget his line of must-have products…"
Allure asks Adel for a lesson in long locks - Hair Extensions 101!
You can imagine our excitement when Allure magazine chose us as their expert source on all things hair extensions!
Continue reading on Allure.com for everything you'll ever need to know about the process!
Rouge 18 reviews Adel Atelier Salon - Julia leaves feeling like a celebrity!
“His salon smells like Paris. Not the Paris of pencil skirts, gloves and poodles but the Paris of smudged eyeliner, rock ‘n roll and Marlboro Lights. Think Carine Roitfeld, not Carla Bruni.”
“If Jennifer Lawrence’s chop inspired you, I highly suggest you visit him because he showed me the scissors he uses to achieve super sexy short looks, and they are epic.”
“Visit him, but be warned – when you leave the salon feeling like Kate Moss, you are going to want a whole new wardrobe from Zadig and Voltaire and maybe a few tiny tattoos.”
Adel Atelier in Time Out New York
We're on the map! Time Out New York stopped by earlier this month and did a lovely write-up on us, covering everything from Adel's famous extensions to our specialty dry cuts.
You can read all about it here.
When you come by for your cut, style or extensions, do take the excellent advice of the Time Out editors:
Be sure to grab some of the house-line products, such as sulfate- and paraben-free shampoo ($22), conditioner ($22) and volumizing spray ($19).
For those of you who are already happy customers - don't be shy! Spread the love by commenting on the Time Out article to tell all of NYC why you keep coming back.
Thanks Time Out for taking the time to get to know us!