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Makeup Artists in Singapore: 18 makeup artists · ROM / solemnisation or photoshoot typically S$188–S$400 per session

Updated October 2026How we rank
Bridal makeup and hair in Singapore costs roughly $400–900 for an actual-day package with a mid-range artist and $1,000–2,500 with in-demand names; a single ROM or photoshoot look is about $188–400. Popular auspicious dates book out early, and trials, extra looks and early-morning starts are often billed separately.

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How much do makeup artists charge in Singapore?

Ranges from Singapore wedding cost guides, artist rate cards and listings (2024–2025). Always get a written quote stating what is included.

  • ROM / solemnisation or photoshoot, single look

    S$188–S$400 per session

  • Actual-day bridal makeup and hair, mid-range artist

    S$400–S$900 per wedding

    Usually covers 1–3 looks

  • Actual-day bridal, established artist

    S$1,000–S$2,500 per wedding

  • Family member or bridesmaid add-on

    S$150 per person

  • Home visit transport fee

    S$50 per trip

    Some artists also charge early-morning surcharges

Sources: Aluxe – Bridal makeup cost guide (Singapore); SingaporeBrides – Wedding makeup artist rates; SingSaver – How much do weddings cost in Singapore in 2025. Prices in SGD, before GST unless stated.

How to choose a makeup artist

  • Book early for auspicious dates on the Chinese calendar; top artists are booked months ahead and may charge a premium.
  • Get a written quote listing number of looks, hours on site, trial, lashes, hair accessories, family add-ons, transport and early-morning surcharges.
  • Ask to see unedited photos and work on skin tones similar to yours, since filtered Instagram shots hide texture.
  • Do a paid trial for actual-day bookings, especially if you have sensitive skin or want a specific style.
  • Clarify the deposit and what happens if the artist falls ill on the day (do they have a backup artist?).

Red flags

  • No written agreement or vague terms on looks and hours.
  • Full payment demanded months in advance.
  • Unwillingness to name who will actually do your makeup at a studio with several artists.
  • Shared brushes or products used straight from the pot without sanitising.

Questions to ask before you book

  • How many looks and how many hours on site does the package include?
  • Is the trial included, and is it credited to the final bill?
  • What are the surcharges for early starts, travel and extra people?
  • What is your cancellation and backup-artist policy?

Questions about makeup artists in Singapore

How much is a bridal makeup artist in Singapore?

Mid-range artists typically charge $400–900 for actual-day makeup and hair, while established, in-demand artists charge $1,000–2,500 or more. One Singapore guide puts the average full bridal package at about $800. Trials, extra looks, family members (often around $150 each) and early-morning or transport surcharges usually cost extra.

How much does ROM makeup cost in Singapore?

A single look for a ROM or solemnisation typically costs about $188–400, depending on whether hair is included and whether the artist comes to you. Many freelance artists exclude ROM and wedding work from their regular rates, so ask specifically for solemnisation pricing.

When should I book a wedding makeup artist?

As early as you confirm your date, especially for auspicious dates on the Chinese calendar, when demand far exceeds availability. Secure the booking with a written agreement and a reasonable deposit rather than full payment.

Do I need a makeup trial?

It is strongly recommended for the actual day. A trial lets you check the look, how long it lasts and whether products irritate your skin. Most artists charge separately for trials; some credit the fee when you book the full package.

How many makeup artists are there in Singapore?

Lookup lists 18 makeup artists in Singapore as of October 2026, with the largest concentration in Downtown Core (3). Listings are compiled from government registers and open map data and refreshed regularly.