A hair treatment in Singapore usually costs $70 to $140. Plan on about $105 for a standard treatment and about $160 for a named Japanese or French line like Milbon or Kérastase.
But the same treatment starts at $50 at one well-reviewed salon in Kallang and $190 at another on Orchard Road. Here’s what each budget gets you, and the best-reviewed salons at each price, from the menus of 136 salons we checked this month.
Pick your budget
Every salon below is rated 4.7 or higher on Google with at least 100 reviews (when we checked) and prices its hair treatment on its own menu. Tap a salon to see its full menu and request a booking.
Under $70
What to expect: a one or two step treatment, often a salon’s house line or an entry step of a named one. Only 7 of the 31 salons in this range print a price by hair length, so mention if yours is long or thick before you sit down.
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$70 to $140
What to expect: where most salons sit, 73 of the 136. This is where three and five step Japanese treatments start, so ask how many steps you’re getting when you compare two menus.
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$140 and up
What to expect: the top quarter, almost all of them in town. Most are multi-step programmes from Milbon, Tokio Inkarami, Kérastase or Shiseido, and many charge by length, so a long-hair price can be well above the “from” figure.
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What a hair treatment costs, by type
Typical starting prices on Singapore salon menus, October 2026.
Cheaper and pricier areas
- Cheapest: Far East Plaza, around $70. Next come Tampines and Bukit Panjang, around $85.
- Middle: Serangoon Central, Yishun and Sengkang, around $100.
- Priciest: Chinatown, around $130, and Orchard Road, around $120.
4 things that change your bill
- Hair length. At salons that price by length, long hair is usually about $40 more than short.
- Number of steps. A three or five step treatment costs more than a single step, and the step count is often in the name.
- Product line. Named lines like Milbon, Tokio Inkarami or Kérastase usually cost more than a salon’s house treatment.
- Add-ons with colour. Some menus list a cheaper colour-lock or pre-treatment that only comes with another service, so check it’s a treatment on its own.
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Quick answers
How much does a hair treatment cost in Singapore?
Most salons charge $70 to $140. Plan on about $105 for a standard treatment and about $160 for a named line like Milbon or Kérastase.
Where can I get a cheap hair treatment in Singapore?
31 salons start under $70, and Far East Plaza is the cheapest place we checked, around $70. A quick express treatment is usually about $50.
How much is a hair spa in Singapore?
Usually about $60. Salons that list both usually charge a little less for a hair spa than for their standard treatment.
How much is an anti-frizz or keratin hair treatment?
Smoothing treatments like keratin or hair botox usually cost about $215, more than a standard treatment. Our keratin price guide has the full breakdown.
Does long hair cost more for a hair treatment?
Often, yes. At salons that price by length, long hair is usually about $40 more than short.
How we got these numbers: we read the published menus of 136 Singapore salons that offer a hair treatment (September to October 2026) and took each salon’s starting price. Add-ons sold only with another service, scalp-only treatments, trial offers, packages and courses are left out. Prices change, so treat this as a guide and confirm your price when you book.
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