Glass Skin Facial Price Singapore 2026: $100 to $220
A glass skin or hydrating facial in Singapore usually costs $100 to $220. Plan on about $170, whether the menu calls it a hydrating, aqua or Korean glow facial.
But the same hydrating facial starts at $38 at one well-reviewed salon in Raffles Place and $288 at another in Bugis. Here’s what each budget gets you, and the best-reviewed salons at each price, from the menus of 50 salons we checked this month.
Pick your budget
Few salon menus use the words “glass skin”. The dewy glow is sold as a hydrating, aqua or glow facial, so that is what we priced. Every salon below is rated 4.7 or higher on Google with at least 100 reviews (when we checked) and prices a hydrating facial on its own menu. Tap a salon to see its full menu and request a booking.
Under $110
What to expect: 13 of the 50 salons start here: Korean-style skin management studios in the city, plus neighbourhood beauty salons and a hair salon that also does facials. Session lengths vary a lot at this price, so ask how long yours runs and which steps are included.
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$110 to $220
What to expect: where most salons sit: 26 of the 50, almost all in the city centre. Named skincare lines and longer sessions show up here, so compare the minutes as well as the price.
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$220 and up
What to expect: the top 11 salons, with sessions of 90 minutes or more at some. Some are sold as a series of visits, so ask whether the price is for one session before you book.
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What a glass skin facial costs, by type
Typical starting prices on Singapore salon menus, October 2026.
Cheaper and pricier areas
- Cheapest: The north-east, around $100. In the city, Tanjong Pagar, with its Korean skin studios, is around $140.
- Middle: Orchard Road, around $155, where the most salons sit, and Bugis, around $180.
- Priciest: The east, around $250, and the west, around $225.
4 things that change your bill
- Session length. A 30-minute express facial and a two-hour one can share a name, so check the minutes before you compare prices.
- Machine or hands-on. A HydraFacial-style machine facial usually costs about $55 more than a hands-on hydrating facial.
- Boosters and ampoules. Serums, ampoules and LED steps are often extra, so ask what the price includes.
- Trials and series. Some salons show a lower first-visit price or sell a series of sessions. Our figures leave both out, so ask what one regular session costs.
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Quick answers
How much is a Korean glass skin facial in Singapore?
Usually about $170. Most salons charge $100 to $220 for a hydrating or glass skin facial.
What is the best facial for glass skin?
A hydrating facial, which most salons price at about $170. On menus it is usually called a hydrating, aqua or glow facial rather than a glass skin facial.
How much is a HydraFacial in Singapore?
About $225. That is a little more than a hands-on hydrating facial at about $170.
Can I get a hydrating facial for under $110?
Yes. Several well-reviewed salons start under $110, the lowest at $38.
Where is a hydrating facial cheapest in Singapore?
The north-east, around $100. In the city, Tanjong Pagar is around $140 and Orchard Road around $155.
How we got these numbers: we read the published menus of 50 Singapore salons that offer a hydrating or glass skin facial (September to October 2026), plus the 11 that list a HydraFacial-style machine facial, and took each salon’s starting price. Trial offers, packages, series and injectable-style skin boosters are left out. Prices change, so treat this as a guide and confirm your price when you book.
