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as atlanta is surely becoming an international scene, the city will find itself attracting talent from all over the world. the community has been forunate to draw the attention of the french native world renowned hairdresser and stylist, bernard dugaud. dugaud (pronounced dogo) possesses a natural passion and instinct when it comes to creating an image of a feminine, sensual woman.

dugaud has earned the titles of champion of the palme d'or of france, first place in champion d'europe and second place in the world styling championship. this expertise, combined with his superior reputation, has drawn clients from all over the world to his buckhead salon.

his history is fascinating, along with his style and technique for the complete art of imaging for women. at eighteen years, dugaud left his family's eighteength century country estate to travel north to paris to begin his journey. he completed a three year apprenticeship under the tutelage of jean scafarto, president of haute coiffure francaise, paris. his degree came from the notable internationale des coiffures de dames, paris, and dugaud at one point worked as a member of the mod's hair team before joining georges saint gilles salon. it was in this area of his life he was recognized and received publicity for his substitution of "touching" for "brushing" - a method for drying hair with the fingers.

in 1985 dugaud opened his salon, bernard dugaud coiffure beaute, in the heart of the couture fashion area place des victoires, paris. the salon was named one of the 10 best salons in paris for 1990-91 by madame figaro magazine. he contributed work to publications such as l'official, harper's bazaar, madame figaro, depeche mode, joyce paris, la coiffure de paris and coiffure intl. dugaud has been a yearly presenter for modial de coiffure at palais des congress in paris and has given shows in italy, greece, germany, belgium, usa, and innumerable shows throughout france.

searching for a new challenge, bernard set out to the united states and made a home in atlanta. in april 1992, he opened the doors of his buckhead salon, relying on his talent and expertise to build the clientele he left behind in europe. after six months, his reputation for unsurpassable quality and service insured him a full day of cutting. dugaud then began to build and train a team, including his own son, vincent, learning new ideas and techniques along the way. vincent, following in his father's footsteps, went to school in paris and trained in the jacques dessange salon and soon joined his father in atlanta.

since arriving in atlanta, bernard and his salon have participated in atlanta magazine hair shows, been a member of the haute coiffure francaise, usa and has even been depicted as one of atlanta's 50 most beautiful people by jezebel magazine. bernard and his team continue to draw clients from all over the world just for their service, quality and style.

bernard dugaud's brilliant success has been described as "his endless search for perfection in creating a look that enhances the beauty, charm, and sensuality of woman." dugaud's chiseled features and european spirit and style give him a strong look that suits his fervent drive to create the total image of a woman. atlanta is fortunate to have bernard dugaud open a complete imaging salon in this burgeoning city. his triumphs in the industry and renowned style will only lead to success on this vogue journey.

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As Atlanta is surely becoming an international scene, the city will find itself attracting talent from all over the world. The community has been fortunate to draw the attention of the French native, world renowned hairdresser and stylist, Bernard Dugaud. Dugaud (pronounced dogo) possesses a natural passion and instinct when it comes to creating an image of a feminine, sensual woman.

Dugaud has earned the titles of Champion of the Palme d'or of France, first place in Champion d'Europe and second place in the World Styling Championship. His expertise, combined with his superior reputation, has drawn clients from Los Angeles to New York to his salon in Atlanta. Many clients schedule layovers in order to have their hair cut by Bernard.

His history is fascinating, along with his style and technique for the complete art of imaging for women. At eighteen years, Dugaud left his family's eighteenth century country estate to travel north to Paris to begin his journey. He completed a three year apprenticeship under the tutelage of Jean Scafarto, president of Haute Coiffure Francaise, Paris. His degree came from the notable Internationale des Coiffures de Dames, Paris, and Dugaud at one point worked as a member of the Mod's Hair team before joining Georges Saint Gilles salon. It was in this area of his life he was recognized and received publicity for his substitution of "touching" for "brushing" - a method for drying hair with the fingers.

In 1985 Dugaud opened his salon, Bernard Dugaud Coiffure Beaute, in the heart of the couture fashion area Place des Victoires, Paris. The salon was named one of the 10 best salons in Paris for 1990-91 by Madame Figaro Magazine. He contributed work to publications such as L'Official, Harper's Bazaar, Vogue, Madame Figaro, Depeche Mode, Joyce Paris, La Coiffure de Paris and Coiffure Intl. Dugaud has been a yearly presenter for Modial de Coiffure at Palais des Congress in Paris and has given shows in Italy, Greece, Germany, Belgium, USA, and innumerable shows throughout France. He has been a hair designer to such French celebrities as Jacques Dutronic, famous singer; Guidan Kramer, violinist, who composed part of the score for the film 'Immortal Beloved;' and Michael Perry, famous shoe designer in Paris and New York, to mention a few.

In 1992, Bernard decided to venture to the United States to open a salon. Due to its economic growth, location, and the challenge of a new market, he chose Atlanta. The salon opened in the affluent Buckhead area of Atlanta where Dugaud quickly became a huge success, continuing to attract clients from all over the world to his Atlanta salon.

His philosohy and technique are simple: create a style that works with the whole woman and one that is easily maintained. His days in Paris of endless hours working with fashion designers and photographers have continued to allow him a leading edge in forecasting trends in hair.

Bernard works diligently to train his staff to work in the same manner that he trained his staff in Paris, and the results have been highly successful. This includes his own son, Vincent, who recently came from Paris bringing with him many of his own ideas and techniques. Vincent, following his father's example, went to school in Paris where he trained at the world renowned Jacques Dessange School for Hair Design.

Since arriving in the United States, Bernard Dugaud has participated in numerous local and national fashion and hair shows, been featured in both local and national magazines, and was recently named one of Atlanta's most beautiful people in the popular southern magazine of urban culture and style, Jezebel.

Bernard Dugaud's brilliant success has been described as "his endless search for perfection in creating a look that enhances the beauty, charm, and sensuality of a woman." Dugaud's chiseled features and European spirit and style give him a strong look that suits his fervent drive to create the total image of a woman. Atlanta is fortunate to have Bernard Dugaud and his complete imaging salon in this burgeoning city. His triumphs in the industry and renowned style will only lead to success on this vogue journey.

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