Beauty and personal care in Singapore

Browse trusted salons, barbers and beauty professionals in Singapore, reviewed by their regulars.

Reviews you can learn from

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Nabil

Singapore, Sep 2026

I’ve been working with the team for about 2 years now, and they’re extremely good, probably the best PTs I’ve worked with. The training is very bespoke, I have quite a lot of injuries, and all the workouts and routines are tailored very specifically to my needs. I was able to get quite a big increase in my fitness and lost a lot of weight without risking any injury at all. For the service I get, it feels very reasonable, and I’d absolutely recommend them.

10

Hayley

Singapore, Aug 2026

I’m still with Gillian and she’s really helpful and provides very good services. I’ve been with her for many months, and throughout the singing bowl sessions she really puts in a lot of effort and has surprised me in all the sessions. The singing bowl she uses is actually different each time to help with the goal I set, and at the end of the sessions she is able to deliver on the goal we set. The price also feels quite reasonable compared to the market.

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Beatriz

Singapore, Jul 2026

I engaged with them last month. I had a very fast and good experience with them because the team communicated very clearly. When I told them what I wanted, they gave very good advice, and the quality exceeded my expectation. The colors were very nice and comfy, and they were more affordable than I expected. I searched for other companies and they were the most affordable ones, I highly recommend them.

What to know about beauty & personal care in Singapore

Singapore is full of good salons, and the thing worth understanding before your first visit is the package. Many places make their money selling prepaid bundles of treatments rather than single visits, and the pressure to sign up mid-appointment is real. There is no general right here to change your mind about something you signed in store, so treat a large prepayment as money you might not get back if the business closes. CaseTrust accredited businesses commit to stricter terms around prepayment, which is worth looking for. Locallista lists salons, barbers, nail and skin professionals in Singapore, screened before listing and ranked only on phone-verified reviews.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find a beauty salon I can trust in Singapore?
Start with businesses Locallista has screened before listing, then read recent reviews rather than the overall rating, since good stylists move between salons often. Reviews from people with a similar hair type or skin concern tell you the most. Be wary of anywhere that pushes a package on your first visit. Contact details are visible after you sign up.
How do I choose the right type of beauty professional?
Start from what you want done. A beauty salon suits facials, waxing, brows or several treatments in one visit, a manicure and pedicure specialist focuses on hands, nails and feet, and makeup artists and hair stylists are the ones to book for a wedding, event or photoshoot look. Open the category that matches and check the listing covers your exact treatment.
How do I book the right treatment quickly?
Pick the category, shortlist two or three places from recent reviews, and message them with a photo of the look you want and your preferred dates. Ask what's included and how long it takes. Reviews on Locallista are usually collected by phone after the appointment, which makes them a fair guide to what a visit is really like.
Is the price on the menu the price I pay?
Not always. A price shown with a double plus (++) has service charge and GST added on top. Ask whether the price is nett when you book, and ask again if a treatment is upgraded or extended partway through, which is the most common way a bill grows. Agree what's included before anyone starts.
Should I buy a prepaid package?
Only after at least one visit you were happy with, and only for an amount you could afford to lose. Packages are cheaper per visit, but they tie you to one place and the money is gone if the business closes, which does happen. A short package beats a long one.
Can I change my mind after signing up for a package?
Not automatically. Singapore has no general cooling-off right for something you agreed to in store, so a signed package is usually binding. That's why CaseTrust accredited businesses stand out, since accreditation sets terms around deposits and prepayment that go beyond the legal minimum.
What should I check before a laser or injectable treatment?
Ask who will actually do it and what training they have, especially for anything involving lasers, injectables or chemicals. Medical aesthetic procedures should be done by a registered doctor, and you can check that on the Singapore Medical Council register. Ask about aftercare too, and what happens if you react badly.
What do beauty & personal care services cost in Singapore?
It depends on the service and your situation. As a guide, makeup artists and hair stylists in Singapore charge around S$180 to S$400 for one look, manicure & pedicure around S$25 to S$31 for a manicure, and beauty salons around S$45 to S$100 for a facial. Open the category for the full price list, and treat a written quote as the figure that matters.