
Limpeh Barbershop
Bedok
Since 2017
7 min walk from Bedok MRT
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Bedok
Since 2017
7 min walk from Bedok MRT

Bedok
Since 2017
7 min walk from Tanah Merah MRT

Joo Chiat
Since 2021
9 min walk from Eunos MRT
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Men's haircut prices from Singapore price round-ups and shop menus, 2024–2026. Beard trims, shaves and designs are usually extra.
Hairdressing-school cut
S$7–S$22 per cut
Heartland barber
S$8–S$12 per cut
Often cash or PayNow, walk-in
Express chain (EC House, QB House)
S$12–S$14 per cut
Cut only, about 10 minutes
Mid-range barbershop
S$20–S$35 per cut
Premium barbershop
S$45–S$60 per cut
Hour-long session, often with wash and styling
Sources: The Money Bees – Cheap haircuts in Singapore (June 2026 prices); TheSmartLocal – Barbers in Singapore; Time Out Singapore – Men's grooming in Singapore. Prices in SGD, before GST unless stated.
As of mid-2026, heartland barbers charge about $8–12, EC House $12 and QB House $14 for men. Mid-range barbershops are around $20–35, and premium barbershops charge $45–60 for an hour-long cut. Hairdressing schools such as Kimage offer supervised trainee cuts from about $7.
No. Tipping is not expected in Singapore. Some premium barbershops add GST to listed prices, so confirm whether the price is nett before the cut. Many heartland barbers accept CDC vouchers; look for the decal at the shopfront.
There is no specific licence for barbers or hairdressers in Singapore. Shops need standard business registration. Hygiene guidance from health authorities stresses disposable blades and disinfecting skin-piercing equipment, so check that a fresh blade is used for any razor work.
Lookup lists 241 barbers in Singapore as of October 2026, with the largest concentration in Bedok (19). Listings are compiled from government registers and open map data and refreshed regularly.