ATTRACTION SPA & BEAUTY SALON

5 rating

5.0 (44)

Opp. Shreenath travelers nr. Pandit ji ka paratha , sector 8

HAIR CUT(FEMALE)

30 min

400.00

HAIR WASH & BLOWDRY (FEMALE)

30 min

300.00

GLOBAL HAIR COLOR(UP TO SHOULDER)

1 hr 15 min

1800.00

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Beard Trimming

Shree Scizzors Unisex Salon

4.7 rating

4.7.0 (12)

Medical Market, MG Hospital Rd, opp. sir pratap college, Jalori Bari, Rawaton Ka Bass, Jodhpur, Rajasthan 342001

Eyebrow

15 min

50.00

Upperlip

15 min

20.00

Forehead

15 min

20.00

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Beard Trimming in Bundi | Book on Salonist

Bundi is a small Hadoti town of stepwells and blue lanes under Taragarh, and its barbering is the unhurried kind that goes with that. A beard trim here is not a twelve-minute job: the hair is combed out, the length taken down with scissors over comb, and only then is the razor brought to the cheek and neck. The moustache is lifted clear of the lip as a matter of course. Guesthouse and market men who meet visitors all season want the edges exact, and the chairs near Sadar Bazaar have the practice.

Bundi rates stay small-town and the care does not. A trim that follows an outline already in place is ₹60 to ₹110 in the old lanes. Redrawing the shape with a razor after a longer gap is ₹110 to ₹170, and the newer salons on the Kota road charge ₹170 to ₹250 with a hot towel, beard oil, the moustache and a wash. Agree the length before the first pass, since taking a beard shorter is easy and putting it back is not.

Repeat visits to one barber make a shape look intentional rather than freshly invented. On Salonist you see the chairs that are open, reviews written by verified customers and the barber's own photographs of work he has just finished, and you settle by UPI or in the app. The platform spans 15,000+ businesses across 60+ countries and holds reviews from real bookings. Men working between the Hadoti towns keep the shape going in Kota and Baran, and the same brief works at a chair in Tonk as well.

The fortnight is the unit of business here rather than the appointment. Guesthouse staff, guides, shopkeepers on the bazaar lanes and men who commute to Kota all hold a slot every second week, because a softened edge is noticed by other people before it is noticed in the mirror. A beard does not grow evenly along the jaw, which is why the second week looks worse on one side. Tourist season from October gives this corner of Rajasthan its busiest stretch, and regulars keep their standing time through it.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a beard trim cost in Bundi?

Why does one side of my beard look different?

Can I book a Bundi barber through Salonist?

Should I get a trim before or after a long trip?

Is a hot towel doing anything useful?

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Q: How much does a beard trim cost in Bundi?

A trim following an outline already in place is ₹60 to ₹110 at a chair in the Bundi old lanes. A full reshape with a razor is ₹110 to ₹170, and the newer salons on the Kota road ask ₹170 to ₹250 with a hot towel, oil, the moustache and a wash.

Q: Why does one side of my beard look different?

Because beard hair rarely grows at the same rate or in the same direction on both sides of a jaw. A barber works to the shape rather than to a measurement for that reason, checking from the front rather than the side. It is why an even guard number can still look uneven.

Q: Can I book a Bundi barber through Salonist?

Yes. The listing shows live availability, the barber's own gallery and reviews from verified customers, and you can pay by UPI or in the app. October to March is the busy run, so book a day or two ahead.

Q: Should I get a trim before or after a long trip?

Before, if the shape is still good, and after if it has grown past the outline. Coming back after three or four weeks usually means paying for a reshape rather than a trim, which is fine as long as you have booked the extra time for it.

Q: Is a hot towel doing anything useful?

It softens coarse hair so scissors cut cleanly instead of dragging, and it makes the razor work at the outline easier on the skin. That is the whole of it. Treat it as part of the craft and not as a treatment for anything else.