Looking for the best Korean facial in Singapore? We compared prices, steps and locations at Korean skin studios across the island, plus glow-facial studios that nail the glass skin finish. Every salon below takes booking requests on Glamingo.
Quick answer
The best Korean facial in Singapore depends on what you need: a full machine facial, a cheap first trial, a glass skin finish or a 15-minute top-up. A Korean facial costs about $28 to $60 for a 15 to 30 minute express session and $38 to $98 for a first-trial multi-step facial, while a full-price hydrating facial usually starts at $125 to $220.
- Cheongdam Korean Skin Management (Tanjong Pagar, Novena, Paya Lebar, Jurong East) for Korean machine facials; Essentials facials from $63.22 nett
- Hanguk Skin Solutions (Orchard, Raffles Place) for a low-cost multi-step facial; 12-step facial $38
- Mirage Aesthetic (Orchard, City Hall, Jurong East) for a glass skin facial; 15-step trial at $68
- KGlow SkinLab (Millenia Walk) for after work near Marina Bay; express facial $30, signature facial bundle $99
- Kskin Korean Express Facial (30+ malls islandwide) for a quick fix, walk-in; 15 minutes for $28
Prices checked November 2026. First-trial rates are for new customers only and change often, so confirm with the salon when you book.
Korean Facials in Singapore at a Glance
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| Salon | Best for | Pick it if you… | Starts from |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cheongdam Korean Skin Management Seoul skin clinic | Machine facial with skin analysis | want your skin analysed before anything is done | Essentials facial $63.22 |
| Hanguk Skin Solutions Value first trial | 12-step customised facial | want a full-length facial trial on a small budget | 12-step facial $38 |
| Mirage Aesthetic Event-ready glow | 15-step glass skin facial | have a wedding, shoot or dinner coming up | $68 first-timer deal |
| Kskin Korean Express Facial Self-service kiosk | Express Korean facial | have a lunch break, not an afternoon | $28 (15 min) |
| KGlow SkinLab Owner-run Korean studio | Layered facials with massage | work near Marina Bay | Express $30, bundle $99 |
| Aquarius Aesthetic SG Calm, owner-run | Korean CO2 and hydrating facials | live in the east and want a package | $128 CO2 first trial |
| Skindays Membership studio | Glow facials and glow peels | want a membership with no hard sell | GlowNow facial $200 |
| Nap and Glow Glow-focused | Oxygen and LED glow facials | have congested skin that needs clearing first | $188 first trial |
| Selibrity Skin Therapeutics Broad menu | Hydrafacial-style deep hydration | work near Tanjong Pagar | HydraBoost $250 |
| The Beauty Room Clean, calm | Gentle hydrating facial | want a calm room and no hard selling | Facial $59 |
| VANILLA Taste Of Beauty Heartland favourite | Brightening and radiance facials | want a glow facial close to home | Radiance facial $161 |
The best Korean facials in Singapore: salon by salon
These six are Korean skin studios through and through, from 15-minute express sessions to two-hour machine facials.
1. Cheongdam Korean Skin Management
Why we picked it: A real machine skin analysis comes first, then three machine treatments (such as Aqua Peel or Ionto Vita C) picked for your skin from a pool of about 12.
Good to know: It feels more like a Seoul skin clinic than a relaxing spa, and you can expect a package conversation after the trial.
2. Hanguk Skin Solutions
Why we picked it: Its 12-step customised facial, with skin analysis, ampoule, machine therapy and mask, is the cheapest full-length Korean facial trial we found this year.
Good to know: One review site reported package terms that were not explained clearly, so ask for the full package price and T&Cs in writing before you sign anything.
3. Mirage Aesthetic
Why we picked it: Its 15-step facial is built specifically around the dewy, reflective finish you want for a wedding, shoot or dinner.
Good to know: An older review found the glow faded after a few days (normal for any hydrating facial), so read exactly what each promo includes before paying.
4. Kskin Korean Express Facial
Why we picked it: You pick and pay at a self-service kiosk, with no appointment and no package selling, and you are back at your desk within half an hour.
Good to know: 15 minutes is a top-up, not a full facial, and reviews vary by outlet.
5. KGlow SkinLab
Why we picked it: An owner-run Korean skin studio since 2012, where layered facials with massage are the whole point, not a line on a longer menu.
Good to know: Prices depend on the promo running and slots go fast, so book ahead.
6. Aquarius Aesthetic SG
Why we picked it: This owner-run studio is built around Korean clinical skincare, including Korean CO2 and hydrating facials, and regulars mention a calm room and no pushy upselling.
Good to know: Official pricing online is limited and older listings show a previous Tanjong Pagar address, so double-check before you go.
More glass skin glow facials you can book on Glamingo
These studios are not Korean-branded, but they have nailed the hydrated, dewy finish that glass skin is about. Every one takes booking requests on Glamingo, including small owner-run places with no online booking anywhere else.
Skindays
Why we picked it: The menu reads like a glow checklist (GlowNow facial, detoxifying gua sha facial, glow peel), all built around feeding the skin rather than stripping it.
Good to know: It is a membership studio, but reviewers keep mentioning the no-hard-sell approach.
Nap and Glow
Why we picked it: The menu leans right into glow, with a Snowflake oxygen dome facial, LED treatments, brightening peels and tone-and-glow work.
Good to know: It is best known for clogged, congested and enlarged-pore skin, so it is a smart pick if your skin needs clearing before the glow.
Selibrity Skin Therapeutics
Why we picked it: Facials are a real pillar of a broad menu, and its hydrafacial-style deep-cleansing and hydration treatments are why it is here.
Good to know: It is an easy after-work stop if you work near Tanjong Pagar.
The Beauty Room
Why we picked it: This owner-run, women-owned salon has served the east side since 2007 with a gentle hydrating facial.
Good to know: Customers describe it as clean, calm and free of hard selling.
VANILLA Taste Of Beauty
Why we picked it: A heartland favourite since 1997, known for brightening and radiance facials.
Good to know: You get a glow facial close to home without the town-centre markup.
Korean facial prices in Singapore (2026)
Across the published menus of 51 Singapore salons, a full-price hydrating facial usually starts at $125 to $220 (median about $170, November 2026). HydraFacial-type treatments usually start at $125 to $250 (11 salon menus). Korean studios’ first-trial prices sit well below that.
| Tier | Typical price | What you get | Examples |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entry (express) | $28 to $60 | 15 to 30 minutes, one or two focused steps, walk-in | Kskin |
| Mid-range | $68 to $200 (trial or regular) | 60 to 120 minutes, multi-step, machines, extractions | Hanguk, Mirage, Cheongdam, KGlow, Aquarius |
| Premium | $380 and up | Full-price clinic-style facials | Mirage regular prices ($388 to $1,066) |
- First-trial promos: often 50% to 90% below the usual price ($38 at Hanguk, $68 at Mirage, $188 at Nap and Glow). They are usually for first-timers aged 18+, and at several salons only for Singapore Citizens, PRs and pass holders, so bring your IC or pass.
- Packages: expect a 5 to 10 session offer after the trial (one Aquarius customer paid under $40 per session). Only buy if you liked the trial, and get the price per session, validity and refund terms in writing.
- Add-ons: extractions, LED, modelling masks, eye treatments and topical skin boosters can add roughly $20 to $100 each.
- GST: “nett” includes 9% GST; “++” means GST (and sometimes a service charge) is added at the counter.
Glass skin facial in Singapore: what it is and what to expect
“Glass skin” is the Korean beauty term for skin so smooth, hydrated and even that it reflects light like glass. A glass skin facial gets there with deep cleansing, gentle exfoliation, layered hydrating ampoules (often pushed in with machines) and a sealing mask.
Expect a glow after one session that fades within a few days; lasting smoothness usually takes 4 to 6 sessions plus a good home routine. A facial cannot treat melasma, acne scarring or active acne on its own. For the full routine, read our glass skin guide.
Korean facials by area in Singapore
| Area | Korean studios | Glow facials |
|---|---|---|
| Orchard and City Hall | Hanguk (Pacific Plaza), Mirage (Tanglin Road, Scotts Square, Raffles City) | – |
| CBD, Tanjong Pagar and Marina | Cheongdam (International Plaza), Hanguk (One Raffles Place), Kskin (Chinatown Point), KGlow SkinLab (Millenia Walk) | Selibrity (Tanjong Pagar Plaza), Skindays (Chinatown), Nap and Glow (Bugis Cube) |
| East | Cheongdam (SingPost Centre), Aquarius (Eunos), Kskin (Parkway Parade) | The Beauty Room (Bedok), VANILLA (Sun Plaza, Tampines) |
| West | Cheongdam and Mirage (Westgate), Kskin (JEM, Jurong Point) | – |
| North and central-north | Cheongdam (United Square, Novena), Kskin (Causeway Point, Northpoint City, AMK Hub, Compass One) | VANILLA (Hougang Mall), Skindays (Upper Thomson) |
First visit? Our what is a Korean facial explainer covers every step, the package talk and aftercare.
How we chose these salons
- Korean focus or glass skin finish: a named Korean facial or glass skin treatment, Korean products or Korean machine protocols, and every salon bookable on Glamingo.
- Price transparency and reviews: a price or trial rate we could verify, and consistent ratings across Google and booking platforms.
- Access and range: near an MRT across Orchard, CBD, East, West and North, from $28 express sessions to full multi-step facials.
Which Korean facial suits your skin?
Glass skin menus use different names for similar things. Here is what each type does.
| Facial type | What it does | Best for | Where to try it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Korean signature facial | Layered cleansing, exfoliation, essences and a mask, often with LED | The full K-beauty routine; combination or sensitive skin | Cheongdam, Hanguk, Mirage, KGlow SkinLab, Aquarius |
| Express Korean facial | One or two focused machine or ampoule steps in 15 to 30 minutes | A quick top-up between full facials | Kskin |
| Hydrating facial | Deep hydration infusion and a calming mask | Skin dried out by aircon; a gentle reset | The Beauty Room, Selibrity |
| Oxygen and LED facial | Oxygen infusion plus light therapy | Dull or congested skin that needs clearing first | Nap and Glow |
| Brightening facial or glow peel | Gentle exfoliation and brightening actives | Uneven tone and post-acne marks | Skindays, VANILLA Taste Of Beauty |
- Acne-prone or sensitive skin: choose a gentle hydrating facial and skip harsh extractions. Read Korean facials for acne-prone and sensitive skin.
- Korean facial, HydraFacial or aqua peel? See Korean facial vs HydraFacial vs Aqua Peel.
- Curious about “salmon DNA”: salon PDRN facials use topical serums; injectable PDRN is a medical procedure. See our salmon DNA (PDRN) facial guide.
- For men: see Korean facials for men in Singapore.
A facial is not a substitute for a dermatologist. If you have persistent acne, eczema, rosacea or pigmentation, see a doctor first.
FAQ
How much is a Korean facial in Singapore?
Express sessions cost about $28 to $60 and first trials of full multi-step facials $38 to $98, while a full-price hydrating facial usually starts at $125 to $220.
Which is the best Korean facial in Singapore?
Cheongdam Korean Skin Management is our best all-rounder. Hanguk Skin Solutions has the best-value trial and Mirage Aesthetic suits a glass skin finish.
How often should I get a Korean facial?
Every 4 to 6 weeks is a common recommendation. Going more often can irritate the skin barrier, especially with exfoliation or extractions.
Are Korean facials good for acne?
A gentle Korean facial can help with congestion and hydration, but it does not treat acne. Active or cystic acne should be seen by a doctor or dermatologist.
Do I have to buy a package after the first trial?
No. Most salons will offer one, but it is fine to say you want to think about it and never sign on the day under pressure.