Toni & Guy
Tanjong Pagar
31+ years in business
3 min walk from Maxwell MRT
Hair Salons in Singapore: 1,131 hair salons · training-school haircut typically S$7–S$23 per cut
Updated October 2026How we rank
A haircut in Singapore costs from $7 at a hairdressing school and $12–18 at express chains to $40–60 at mid-range salons; colouring and rebonding usually start around $55–100 and rise with hair length. Salons need no special licence, so judge them on stylist experience and avoid big prepaid packages.
12 of the best-documented hair salons in Singapore
Businesses with the most complete public records first, photos, licence matches, hours and track record. Never ordered by payment.
Team Salon
HarbourFront
34+ years in business
1 min walk from Harbourfront MRT
J's Salon
Robertson Quay
29+ years in business
1 min walk from Havelock MRT
Salon Orient
Downtown Core
38+ years in business
2 min walk from Esplanade MRT
Act Point Salon
Somerset
37+ years in business
2 min walk from Somerset MRT
Hair Radiant
Bukit Timah
25+ years in business
5 min walk from King Albert Park MRT
Vybe's Hairdressing
Bedok
19+ years in business
3 min walk from Bedok MRT
Shunji Matsuo
Jurong East
27+ years in business
1 min walk from Jurong East MRT
Simply Hair House
Kembangan
24+ years in business
1 min walk from Kembangan MRT
Salon 360 Degree
Robertson Quay
16+ years in business
2 min walk from Havelock MRT
Hair Atelier by Shunji Matsuo
Orchard
14+ years in business
1 min walk from Orchard MRT
Scissors Paper Stone
Katong
13+ years in business
1 min walk from Marine Parade MRT
Ordered by verifiable signals, licence matches, track record and completeness of public records. Featured placements are labelled and never change this order.
Show all 1,131Compare 8 hair salons side by side
Location, MRT walk, years in business, licence and published hours, facts from public records.
- Toni & Guy
- Area
- Tanjong Pagar
- MRT
- 3 min · Maxwell
- In business
- 31 yrs
- Team Salon
- Area
- HarbourFront
- MRT
- 1 min · Harbourfront
- In business
- 34 yrs
- J's Salon
- Area
- Robertson Quay
- MRT
- 1 min · Havelock
- In business
- 29 yrs
- Salon Orient
- Area
- Downtown Core
- MRT
- 2 min · Esplanade
- In business
- 38 yrs
- Act Point Salon
- Area
- Somerset
- MRT
- 2 min · Somerset
- In business
- 37 yrs
- Hair Radiant
- Area
- Bukit Timah
- MRT
- 5 min · King Albert Park
- In business
- 25 yrs
- Vybe's Hairdressing
- Area
- Bedok
- MRT
- 3 min · Bedok
- In business
- 19 yrs
- Shunji Matsuo
- Area
- Jurong East
- MRT
- 1 min · Jurong East
- In business
- 27 yrs
| Business | Area | MRT | In business |
|---|---|---|---|
| Toni & Guy | Tanjong Pagar | 3 min · Maxwell | 31 yrs |
| Team Salon | HarbourFront | 1 min · Harbourfront | 34 yrs |
| J's Salon | Robertson Quay | 1 min · Havelock | 29 yrs |
| Salon Orient | Downtown Core | 2 min · Esplanade | 38 yrs |
| Act Point Salon | Somerset | 2 min · Somerset | 37 yrs |
| Hair Radiant | Bukit Timah | 5 min · King Albert Park | 25 yrs |
| Vybe's Hairdressing | Bedok | 3 min · Bedok | 19 yrs |
| Shunji Matsuo | Jurong East | 1 min · Jurong East | 27 yrs |
How much do hair salons charge in Singapore?
Starting prices from salon menus and price round-ups, 2024–2026. Long hair, senior stylists and premium products push prices well above these floors; ask whether GST is included.
Training-school haircut (e.g. Kimage)
S$7–S$23 per cut
Done by supervised trainees
Express chain cut (EC House, QB House)
S$12–S$18 per cut
Cut only, no wash
Neighbourhood salon cut
S$15–S$38 per cut
Mid-range salon cut
S$40–S$60 per cut
Hair colouring (starting price)
S$55–S$140 per session
Length, bleach and balayage add significantly
Rebonding (starting price)
S$78–S$95 per session
Budget salons; long hair and premium salons cost more
Hair treatment
S$69–S$175 per session
Sources: The Money Bees – Cheap haircuts in Singapore (June 2026 prices); SingSaver – Most affordable hair salons in Singapore; MoneySmart – Where to get cheap haircuts in Singapore. Prices in SGD, before GST unless stated.
How to choose a hair salon
- Book by stylist, not by salon: prices and results vary with seniority, so look at the individual stylist's recent work on Instagram.
- For chemical services (rebonding, perm, bleach), ask about a strand test and tell the stylist about previous colour or rebonding; repeated chemical work on the same hair causes breakage.
- Get a written quote for long or thick hair; many menus show only the "from" price for short hair.
- Pay per visit. The Government's November 2025 reply on high-value salon packages sold to seniors confirms pressure selling is an unfair practice, but recovering money after a closure is hard.
- Bring reference photos and agree on the result before cutting.
Red flags
- A "free scalp analysis" that turns into a pitch for an expensive treatment package.
- Stylists who quote one price at the chair and a higher one at the counter (e.g. adding long-hair or product surcharges without warning).
- Pressure on elderly family members to buy packages worth thousands of dollars.
- No written receipt or package terms.
Questions to ask before you book
- What is the total price for my hair length, including GST and product surcharges?
- Who will do the service, and how many years have they been doing it?
- Do you offer a free touch-up or redo if I'm not happy within a week?
- Which products or chemicals will be used, and is a strand test needed?
Questions about hair salons in Singapore
How much is a haircut in Singapore?
As of mid-2026, a men's cut at a heartland barber costs about $8–12, express chains charge $12 (EC House) to $14–18 (QB House), and neighbourhood salons charge roughly $15–38. Mid-range salons start around $40–60, with senior stylists higher. Hairdressing schools such as Kimage offer supervised trainee cuts from about $7.
How much does rebonding cost in Singapore?
Budget salons advertise rebonding from about $78–95 for short hair, but long or thick hair, premium products and senior stylists can push the total to several hundred dollars. Always ask for a quote based on your actual hair length before the stylist starts, and confirm whether GST is included.
Do hair salons in Singapore need a licence?
There is no specific licence for hairdressing in Singapore; salons need normal business registration and premises approvals. If a salon offers massage beyond head or scalp treatments in private rooms, it may need a Police massage establishment licence. Quality depends on the stylist, so check portfolios and reviews.
What can I do if a salon pressured me into a package?
Exerting undue pressure on consumers is an unfair practice under the Consumer Protection (Fair Trading) Act, regardless of age. Contact CASE for advice and mediation, or file a claim at the Small Claims Tribunals for up to $20,000. Keep receipts, package terms and any messages from the salon.
How many hair salons are there in Singapore?
Lookup lists 1,131 hair salons in Singapore as of October 2026, with the largest concentration in Orchard (156). Listings are compiled from government registers and open map data and refreshed regularly.