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I’ve been with Serene and the esBoudoir team for more than 12 years for manicures and pedicures, and before that I also did waxing. I followed them through their moves and I actually prefer the new Chinatown spot in the little creative hub, it’s central and easy to get to. They respond very quickly, are always on time, professional and kind, and they were ahead of time letting us know about moves and what to do with packages; they also reward loyalty, which I appreciate. The nails turn out as expected every time and the price feels fair, within range, not cheaper than others but not more expensive either.
I’ve been going there for about three years now, from their previous branch at VivoCity to Pearls Hill, and they are my regular nail ladies. They’re great, really lovely, very professional, and they use clean tools every time, they open a vacuum packed sachet with all the metal tools to use on your feet so you know they’re fresh each time. They’re also really nice and chatty and make you feel very welcome, and I never feel uncomfortable there. I think you can go cheaper places, but for the quality, cleanliness, and professionalism, I’m happy to pay a bit extra and I always recommend them to friends and family.
I go to esBoudoir for manicures and pedicures, I first found them at their old location and stuck with them because they pay close attention to the latest nail trends and have a really comprehensive selection of colors. Booking is easy with their WhatsApp chat and they are quite responsive, always very punctual, and I never wait more than five minutes. The new location at Pearls Hill feels more relaxed than before, they serve a cup of tea, and the staff are skilled, quick and diligent and can adapt designs to the latest trends. Price feels fair for the complexity I usually ask for, though a little bit higher than some other places.
How much do beauty salons cost in Singapore?
Real price ranges from the jobs our vetted beauty salons actually do. Prices updated August 2026
A course of facials. Persistent acne is a dermatologist's job, not a salon's.
Per session
S$45 to S$100
Multi-session facial package
Also covers: Multi-session beauty treatment package
How much does a course of facials cost in Singapore?
Sold as a block, and the per-session price drops. These contracts can be long.
Course
quoted per block
Eyelash extensions
Also covers: Lash extensions
How much does eyelash extensions cost in Singapore?
A competitive market here, with full sets available below S$50.
Full set
S$40 to S$120
Eyebrow shaping
How much does eyebrow shaping cost in Singapore?
A short appointment, and the cheapest thing on a beauty menu.
Per session
S$15 to S$35
Eyebrow tinting
How much does eyebrow tinting cost in Singapore?
Usually added to a shaping appointment.
Add-on
S$15 to S$35
Lash lift
How much does a lash lift cost in Singapore?
Cheaper than extensions and lasts six to eight weeks.
Per treatment
S$60 to S$120
Permanent makeup
How much does permanent makeup cost in Singapore?
Priced per area, and the retouch is part of the job.
Per area
S$400 to S$1,200
Microblading
How much does microblading cost in Singapore?
Includes a retouch session, and that should be in the quoted price.
Per treatment
S$400 to S$1,200
Makeup application
How much does makeup cost in Singapore?
Priced per application, with bridal quoted separately and including a trial.
Per application
S$80 to S$200
Laser tattoo removal
How much does tattoo removal cost in Singapore?
Priced per session by size, and it takes several.
Per session
S$100 to S$400
Anti-aging treatment
How much does an anti-ageing treatment cost in Singapore?
Above a standard facial, and normally sold as a course.
Per session
S$100 to S$250
Laser hair removal
How much does laser hair removal cost in Singapore?
Priced per area per session, and it takes a course to work.
Per area, per session
S$50 to S$200
Waxing hair removal
How much does waxing cost in Singapore?
Priced per area, and a full leg is several times a lip.
Per area
S$15 to S$80
Manicure and pedicure
How much does a manicure cost in Singapore?
Priced per treatment, and gel costs more than a plain polish.
Manicure
S$25 to S$60
Pedicure
S$35 to S$75
Kids haircut
How much does a kids haircut cost in Singapore?
Below an adult cut at most salons. Ask, because it is rarely on the board.
Per cut
S$25 to S$45
Men's haircut
Also covers: Men's haircut + beard trim
How much does a men's haircut cost in Singapore?
From S$38 at a mid-range salon, rising to S$119++ with a senior stylist.
Men's cut
S$38 to S$119++
Women's haircut
How much does a women's haircut cost in Singapore?
A ladies' cut in Singapore runs S$59 to S$169++, and the ++ means 10% service charge and 9% GST are added on top.
Ladies' cut
S$59 to S$169++
Prices quoted ++
add 10% service charge and 9% GST
Curly hair
Also covers: Afro / textured hair
How much does a curly haircut cost in Singapore?
A smaller set of specialists here; check they cut dry before booking.
Ladies' cut
S$59 to S$169++
Asian hair
How much does an Asian hair appointment cost in Singapore?
The default hair type here, so every salon is set up for it.
Ladies' cut
S$59 to S$169++
Men's cut
S$38 to S$119++
Balayage / ombre
How much does balayage cost in Singapore?
A premium technique, priced well above standard highlights.
Balayage
S$200 to S$450++
Hair bleaching / platinum
How much does bleaching cost in Singapore?
Priced from a base, and rarely finished in one appointment.
Bleaching
S$150 to S$350++
Hair color correction
How much does colour correction cost in Singapore?
Always quoted after seeing your hair, and usually more than one session.
Quoted per head
after consultation
Gray hair coverage
Also covers: Hair coloring (full or roots), Organic / bio hair products
How much does covering greys cost in Singapore?
Priced as a root colour, and the interval matters more than the price.
Colour
S$90 to S$250++
Hair highlights
How much does highlights cost in Singapore?
Above a full colour, and length decides the tier.
Highlights
S$150 to S$350++
Scalp / hair-loss treatment
Also covers: Hair bond repair (Olaplex)
How much does a scalp treatment cost in Singapore?
Salons sell courses. Persistent hair loss is a dermatologist's job.
Treatment, from
S$45
Keratin / smoothing hair treatment
How much does a keratin treatment cost in Singapore?
Popular in Singapore's humidity, and priced by hair length.
Treatment
S$250 to S$500++
Mobile / home hairdresser
How much does a home visit cost in Singapore?
Priced like a salon appointment plus travel.
Quoted per visit
plus travel
Hair perm
How much does a perm cost in Singapore?
A wave perm runs S$255 to S$390++, and length decides the tier.
Perm
S$255 to S$390++
Wedding / event hair
How much does wedding hair cost in Singapore?
Event styling runs S$69 to S$109++; bridal is quoted with a trial.
Event styling
S$69 to S$109++
Hair extensions
How much does hair extensions cost in Singapore?
Quoted per head, with the hair itself charged separately.
Quoted per head
plus hair
Frequently Asked Questions
What people want to know before hiring beauty salons in Singapore.
How much do beauty salons charge in Singapore?
A facial at a beauty salon in Singapore typically costs S$45 to S$100. Waxing is S$15 to S$80 an area, brow shaping S$15 to S$35, a manicure S$25 to S$60 and a full set of lash extensions S$40 to S$120. Hair prices are often shown with ++, meaning 10% service charge and 9% GST go on top, so a ladies' cut listed at S$59 to S$169++ costs more at the till. These are typical figures from our listed salons (updated August 2026) and can change.
How many beauty salons does Locallista list in Singapore?
Locallista lists 1 beauty salon in Singapore. Every business is screened before it is listed, and reviews are usually collected by phone from people who have used them. Contact details are visible after you sign up; you then speak to the salon directly and can ask about prices, the final amount after charges and the next free slot.
Which treatments need a patch test or a consultation first?
Lash and brow tints, lash lifts and extensions use products that can cause a reaction, so a good salon offers a patch test a day or two before. Laser hair removal, peels, microblading and permanent makeup should start with a consultation about your skin, any medication and recent sun exposure. If you're pregnant or have sensitive skin, say so when you book.
What should I check before booking a beauty salon?
Look at the price list, ask what's included and whether the price is nett or has charges added. Check the salon is clean, uses single-use or sterilised tools and fresh wax spatulas, and that whoever does laser or permanent makeup has specific training for it. If you buy a package, get the terms in writing, including how long it's valid and what happens if the salon closes.
What should I avoid when booking a beauty salon?
Avoid signing up for a long prepaid package in the treatment room, when it's hardest to say no, and be wary of hard selling of products at the end of an appointment. Don't book laser or a peel on sunburnt or freshly tanned skin. Walk away from a salon that dips the same wax spatula twice. If the quote is far below the usual S$45 to S$100 for a facial, ask what is left out.
How do I find a beauty salon I can trust in Singapore?
Read recent reviews and look for repeated comments about cleanliness, gentle and careful work, results that match what was promised, and no pressure to buy packages or products. On Locallista, reviews are usually collected by phone after the job, and listings are ranked by those scores. Read the reviews, then contact the salon you choose after you sign up.
