The Man Behind the Chair

Timothy Pamment, Creative Artist & Co-Owner

Education: Vidal Sassoon London, Toni & Guy, Trevor Sorbie, Robert lobetta, Jingles Mahogany, Jo Blackwell, Nick Arrojo, and Vivienne MacKinder

Tim is an artist who has traveled the world dressing hair.

After serving his apprenticeship in England and training with some of the best hairdressers in Europe such as Vidal Sassoon, Trevor Sorbie, Toni & Guy, Tim brought his lifelong passion and dedication to the United States. Tim is proud to marry runway fashion and timeless style to every chair in his salons. It is a unique approach and one he never compromises. He achieves his high standards by relying on a collaborative approach as well as constantly updating his Creative Team with the latest trends and techniques.

Tim has been honored to work on many actors, singers, celebrities and models. Industry-wide he's respected. In fact, L'Oreal asked him to present models for the national launch of their new INOA color line to the northeast sales staff which was covered in The New York Times. 

Tim has been a regular at New York Fashion Week working alongside Odile Gilbert, Ted Gibson and David Evangelista.  He has dressed models for many shows and campaigns, some including:  Zac Posen, Carlos Campos, Domenico Vacca, Rad Hournani, and Juicy Couture. During Paris Fashion Week, Timothy worked alongside Oribe on the Giorgio Armani Prive Couture show. 

 In 2014, Timothy Pamment was inducted into the Intercoiffure America/Canada at the famed Waldorf Asforia in New York City.  He graced the stage with Vivienne Mackinder at the finale of her Spring Trend Collection 2014, as he played an integral part in the "New Wave" collection.  During the association's Fall symposium, Vivienne made the announcement that she would be stepping down from her chair as Fashion Director. During the final bow, Timothy held her hand, and celebrated her four years on the Intercoiffure Council.  

The best has yet to come for the Timothy Pamment Salon.  As Tim would say, "It's going to be brilliant."