Eh. I think like any gene, the quality is what matters, not so much the gene. I really dig the combos I have with pastel. (silver streak, ax pastel, and lemon blast). I stay away from the browned out (or orange guys at that young age) ones. I've seen just as many bad enchis as I have seen bad pastels. I honestly have only seen pictures of a handful of just enchis (no combos) that make me go WOW (and then again I've only seen a handful of single gene pastels that wow me). All about the quality. I don't think I've come across a BP gene that when a quality example, I haven't liked in some form or combo.
As for the OPs original topic, don't bother going with just pastel. Get pastel combos and look for bright color. Avoid orangey looking babies because that orange quickly goes brown. I still admire my pinstripe even with him being 1200g now. I chose him for his pretty gold and yellow colors and now he's a brown gold color with yellow on his face and back. He looks a lot better to me than many adult pins I've seen. I know I'm talking about a different gene but go by the same principles of bright yellow, no orange. Personally I'd love to get my hands on a pastel baby from MissRiss. Best pastel I've ever seen. Image that cross with a goldblush mojave. That pastave would be killer.