Seven the Salon
0.6 km from downtown Bandung
Jl. Jawa No.3 Bandung

A bad haircut grows out; a bad color correction costs real money. Bandung has 8 to choose from, Seven the Salon, Endang Salon and Abelina Salon are on our verified list , and the gap between an okay salon and the right stylist is almost always the consultation.
Here's what actually matters in West Java: does the stylist specialize in your hair type, do they do a real consultation before the first cut, and do they explain maintenance honestly. A stylist who tells you the blonde you want needs three sessions is more trustworthy than one who promises it in one.
We verified 8 in Bandung, including Bandung. Where a salon lists its address, phone, or hours, we've shown it; where it doesn't, we've left it blank rather than guessing. Counts come from current mapping data, real places, not a padded directory.
0.6 km from downtown Bandung
Jl. Jawa No.3 Bandung
0.6 km from downtown Bandung
Gg. Polisi Dalam No.101 Bandung
0.9 km from downtown Bandung
Jl. Ternate No.6 Bandung
1.2 km from downtown Bandung
Jl. Ence Azis No.53 Bandung
1.2 km from downtown Bandung
Jl. Sultan Tirtayasa No.30 Bandung
1.3 km from downtown Bandung
Jl. Sunda No.47 Bandung
1.5 km from downtown Bandung
Jl. Citrayuda No.3 Bandung
3.3 km from downtown Bandung
Jl. Sukamulya No.55 Bandung

Comparing prices across Bandung? Salons price by stylist level more than by service name. Ask what level you're booking and what changes at the next level up, the answer tells you whether the premium buys skill or just seniority.
The portfolio check has a trick to it: look for hair like yours. A feed full of platinum blondes tells you nothing if you have dark curly hair. Recency matters too, check that the stylist whose work you like still works there.
Pay attention to the questions they ask you. "What do you like and dislike about your current hair?" and "How much time do you spend styling it?" are the marks of someone who cuts for real life, not for the chair photo.
For color corrections specifically: be suspicious of anyone who quotes a firm price and timeline without seeing your hair. Corrections are exploratory by nature; honest stylists say so.
And remember you can leave. If the consultation feels rushed or the stylist dismisses your concerns, walk away before the cape goes on, not after.
Disclose box-dye history before any color service. Home color, henna, and bleach kits change how professional color processes, and surprises mid-appointment lead to breakage or weird tones. Nobody judges; they just need to plan.
Strand tests exist for a reason. If a salon skips one before a big color change, they're gambling with your hair.

What should I bring to a color consultation?
Photos of the goal, photos of your hair history (including old box dye), and honesty about your budget and maintenance tolerance. The more the stylist knows, the better the plan.
What if I hate my haircut?
Call the salon quickly, most good salons fix their own work within a week or so without drama. That's also why the consultation matters: it aligns expectations before the scissors come out.
How often should I get my hair cut?
It depends on the style and your hair: short precision cuts need frequent upkeep, long layers can go months. Your stylist should tell you the honest interval for YOUR cut, not a generic rule.
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