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 Shaving

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 Shaving in Jhalawar | Book on Salonist

Jhalawar catches more rain than any other district in Rajasthan, and the orange orchards around Jhalrapatan are the proof of it. For a barber that means a July and August when growth is soft before the towel arrives and a long dry stretch afterwards when it is not, so the same shave is a slightly different job depending on the month. The chairs here work around the mandi and the temple town next door, with a rhythm set by market days and the farming calendar rather than by office hours.

A blade shave in Jhalawar costs less than the ride to the shop. Lather and a straight razor come to ₹60 to ₹110; ask for the hot towel, the brush and alum and it is ₹120 to ₹200; and the newer rooms in town run ₹240 to ₹400 with a wash and a scalp rub. What to watch for is the finish. A barber who stops at the blade and hands you a mirror has left out the step that decides how the skin feels three hours later.

The service takes a quarter of an hour, which means the wait is the part you can plan away. Salonist works with 15,000+ businesses across 60+ countries, and the reviews behind each listing tell you plainly which chair takes its time. Hadoti and the rest of Rajasthan are well connected by road, so Baran and Bundi show up on the same search.

Talk to men in the mandi and the answer is the same: a cartridge at home through the week, a barber for the one that counts. In Jhalawar the ones that count are the winter weddings, the harvest settlement week, a temple visit at Jhalrapatan, and the interview or exam a son is travelling for. A groom in the orange belt books two mornings ahead so the skin has settled by the time the baraat forms. Turn up with two days of growth. Anyone driving west afterwards finds the Chittorgarh chairs open on much the same hours.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the going rate for a shave in Jhalawar?

Does the rain here change how a shave goes?

How long before an event should I book?

What should the barber do after the blade?

I have a spot that has not healed on my jaw. Can I still have a shave?

Best Men's Shaving near me in Jhalawar, Rajasthan

Q: What is the going rate for a shave in Jhalawar?

Lather and a straight razor come to ₹60 to ₹110. ₹120 to ₹200 buys the longer sitting with a steamed cloth and alum to close, which is what the mandi men take on a settlement morning. ₹240 to ₹400 buys the orchard-town version, the shave plus a face wash and a worked scalp.

Q: Does the rain here change how a shave goes?

In July and August the growth is softer before the towel even arrives, so the blade has an easier time of it. The rest of the year the towel does more of the work. Through July and August it is worth asking for a towel out of the dry stack instead of one that has been hanging on the rail.

Q: How long before an event should I book?

Two mornings ahead is the usual advice in Jhalawar, so the skin has a day to settle while the shave still reads clean. For a wedding in the November to February run, reserve the slot well before the week itself. Weekday mornings are the easiest chairs.

Q: What should the barber do after the blade?

Rinse the face, then close the shave with alum or a cold towel. That last step is what stops the skin feeling raw by mid-morning, and it takes thirty seconds. A shave that ends at the blade has been cut short.

Q: I have a spot that has not healed on my jaw. Can I still have a shave?

Say so at the start and show him exactly where, before the brush is anywhere near the face. He will work around it, and may suggest leaving that patch alone for a few days. Broken skin is for a doctor to look at rather than a blade to go over.