How Much Does a Facial Cost in Singapore? (2026 Prices)
A facial in Singapore usually costs $70 to $170. Plan on about $50 for a quick express facial and about $105 for a full classic facial.
But the same full facial starts at $48 at one well-reviewed spa in Bugis and $298 at another on Orchard Road. Here’s what each budget gets you, and the best-reviewed salons at each price, from the menus of 124 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 facials on its own menu. Tap a salon to see its full menu and request a booking.
Under $70
What to expect: a mix of beauty salons, nail spas and even a few hair salons and barbers that add a basic facial to the menu. Ask whether extractions are included, because at this price some are a cleanse, mask and massage only.
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$70 to $180
What to expect: where most salons sit, and where facial spas start to offer a choice of skin goals (brightening, hydrating, calming). Many menus here also show a lower first-trial price, so check which price you’re looking at.
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$180 and up
What to expect: the top quarter of salons, mostly facial and day spas in the city centre, with longer sessions and premium skincare brands. Ask how long the facial runs, because time is a big part of what you pay for here.
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What a facial costs, by type
Typical starting prices on Singapore salon menus, October 2026.
Cheaper and pricier areas
- Cheapest: Bugis, around $60, and Bukit Merah, around $70.
- Middle: Tampines and Bedok, around $80, and Tanjong Pagar, around $100.
- Priciest: Orchard Road, around $160, and Raffles City, around $235.
4 things that change your bill
- Express or full. At salons that offer both, an express facial is usually about $25 cheaper than their full facial, but it is shorter and often skips extractions.
- Machine steps. Oxygen, aqua and hydrating facials usually cost about $70 more than the same salon’s classic facial.
- Meridian and gua sha massage. A bojin or lymphatic facial adds a long face massage, and usually costs about $60 more than the classic one.
- First-trial prices. Many facial menus show a lower price for your first visit. Ask what the regular price is, because that is what you’ll pay next time.
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Quick answers
How much does a facial cost in Singapore?
Most salons charge $70 to $170 for a full facial, and about $105 is typical. An express facial usually costs about $50.
How much is a HydraFacial in Singapore?
Usually about $220. Only a handful of beauty salons list it by name, so it is worth asking for the price before you book.
How much is a Korean glass skin facial?
An oxygen or hydrating facial, which gives the same dewy finish, usually costs about $170. Few salons use the name “glass skin” on their menu, and those prices vary a lot.
Where can I get an affordable facial?
Full facials under $70 are easy to find in Bugis and the heartlands, and an express facial usually costs about $50. Every salon in our under-$70 list is rated 4.7 or higher on Google.
How much is an LED facial?
Usually about $140 when LED light therapy is the main treatment.
How we got these numbers: we read the published menus of 124 Singapore salons that offer facials (September to October 2026) and took each salon’s starting price for a full facial. Trial offers, packages, add-ons and men’s prices are left out. Prices change, so treat this as a guide and confirm your price when you book.
