Nature's Spa by Jurlique
Facials and massage come first, with body scrubs, wraps and an infrared sauna you can book on its own. The therapists work from the Jurlique and Sodashi ranges, and it's on the pricey side. The creams used on your face are sold from the shelves out front.
Come here if
- Being sold a course at the counter would spoil the visit for you
- Your back and shoulders are stiff and need proper work
- Extractions elsewhere leave you red and sore
- You're pregnant and want a massage with the bump well supported
Maybe not if
- A budget facial or a cheap massage is what you have in mind
Known for
What guests come here for
What people say
No hard sell
Most people settle the bill at the counter and leave without hearing about a package.
Afterwards the manager pours you tea in the lounge and lets you browse the shelves or just sit.
The room
The spa sits on a quiet level away from the shops, and the rooms smell of rose and essential oils.
There's a shower to freshen up in once a massage or the sauna is done.
The small extras
You start on the sofa with a cup of red date and longan tea.
The bed is heated, and before a massage you pick which essential oil blend goes on.
Aches and sore muscles
Tell the therapist your back is tight and she finds the sore side, sometimes before you've pointed to it.
Thorough extractions
People who braced for a blotchy red face after extractions left with barely any redness.
For some it was the first facial where the extractions didn't hurt.
Regulars who stayed
Regulars have kept their facials going here through weddings and babies.
Summarised from hundreds of public reviews. Last reviewed October 2026.
Services
12 services
Facials
11 options · from $190 · $$
Peels & resurfacing
1 option · from $240 · $$$
Approximate prices from the salon's published menu, checked October 2026. Prices vary by the treatment, its length and any add-ons, so confirm with the salon before booking. $ to $$$ compares this salon's starting prices with other Singapore salons' published menus for the same treatments: $ is the most affordable quarter, $$$ the priciest. Each menu heading rates its section's lowest full-service price; the price level at the top combines them, so it can sit between the headings. See their full price list ↗
Common questions
The things people ask before booking
Q How much is a facial?
Facials start at $190 for an hour (the Signature Aromatherapy or the Calendula Calming) and go up to $320 for the 90-minute Firm + Lift. The Rare Rose, the one people ask for most, is $250 for 75 minutes.
Q Is there a package pitch at the end?
Usually not. At most there's a quick mention at the counter, and the people with a package bought one unprompted after a first visit.
Q Can I have a massage while pregnant?
Pre- and post-natal massage is on the Sodashi menu, and the therapist props you up with bolsters around the bump.
