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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Men's Haircut

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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Men's Haircut in Dausa | Book on Salonist

Dausa is an hour from the capital on the Agra highway and a good part of the town works at the other end of that road. The cut comes back with them: fades learned in Jaipur salons turn up in Dausa chairs within a season, usually done a little more conservatively. Highway dust is constant and most men here wear a helmet for the commute, so a barber will ask how you travel before deciding where the taper starts.

Dausa prices sit between village and city rates in eastern Rajasthan. A cut at a local chair is ₹60 to ₹170, the unisex salons near the bus stand and the newer colonies charge ₹250 to ₹500 with a wash and a finish, and the shops offering a consultation and a hot towel take ₹500 to ₹900. Children pay less. If you commute in a helmet, say so, because a skin fade under a strap loses its edge inside ten days.

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The interview run is the busy one. State board rounds, teaching and police postings and the joining weeks that follow all bring the same request to the chair, and the fortnight before a result is announced is noticeably busier than the fortnight after. School terms fill the last week of June. Four weeks is the interval most men here keep, and those heading to Sawai Madhopur or Karauli get the cut before they set out.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a cut cost in Dausa?

Will a fade survive a daily commute?

Can I get the Jaipur version here?

When is the quietest time to go?

What if the hair is falling more than usual?

Best Men's Haircut near me in Dausa, Rajasthan

Q: How much does a cut cost in Dausa?

A local chair charges ₹60 to ₹170. The unisex salons near the bus stand and the newer colonies ask ₹250 to ₹500 with a wash and finish, and the shops with a consultation and a hot towel take ₹500 to ₹900. Children pay less.

Q: Will a fade survive a daily commute?

Not a high one. A helmet on the Agra highway flattens and fuzzes a skin fade inside ten days, and Dausa barbers will often suggest starting the blend lower for that reason. Start the blend lower and keep some weight above the ear and it still reads deliberate a month later, even under a helmet on the highway run.

Q: Can I get the Jaipur version here?

Usually yes, and generally cut a little more conservatively. Barbers in Dausa pick up styles from the capital within a season and several have trained there. Ask to see finished work rather than a poster.

Q: When is the quietest time to go?

Weekday mornings, before the highway traffic and the office hours start. Dausa chairs fill in the evening and are hardest on a Sunday. The app shows the gaps by barber.

Q: What if the hair is falling more than usual?

Speak to a doctor about it rather than a barber. A Dausa barber can keep the cut short and simple so it sits better, but no haircut makes hair grow back and none is meant to. Say if the scalp is tender so nobody presses on it.