The Fluxus House
The Fluxus House is one of three Singapore salons run by the same Japanese founder, and most people come for short cuts and bobs. Haircuts are priced by the stylist's grade, and none of them comes cheap.
The Fluxus House supports local artists and aspiring art students in Singapore by providing an art space inside the salon.
Come here if
- You're going short and dread the grow-out
- You'd like a Japanese stylist you can brief in English
- You struggle to style your hair at home
Maybe not if
- You're after a budget haircut
Known for
What guests come here for
What people say
Careful, detailed work
Before cutting, they look at the shape of your head and the way your hair grows.
With thick hair, you'll sit through a long, careful thinning before the shape goes in.
Even after you've agreed the style, they keep checking with you as the cut goes on.
Styling it at home
On a first visit they'll often show you how to blow-dry the new cut or set your fringe yourself.
How long it lasts
It grows out without losing its shape.
Dry it yourself the next morning and it still looks the way it did in the chair.
They explain what they are doing
They'll even tell you what to watch out for if someone else trims it next time.
Regulars who stayed
When a stylist moved over from another salon, their clients came too.
Many now bring a husband or son to the same chair.
Gentle enough to doze off
A head massage comes with the wash, and your shoulders get one before the blow-dry.
Plenty of people are half asleep by the time the dryer comes on.
Coffee or tea arrives with a Ferrero Rocher on the side.
The room
From outside, people take it for a café or a gallery.
The art on the walls is by LASALLE and NAFA students.
The chairs sit well apart.
Summarised from hundreds of public reviews. Last reviewed October 2026.
Who to ask for
People customers name in public reviews, and what they said about them. Not a full list of who works here.
“My stylist Koki really understands what suits my face shape and gave me a clean, stylish look.”
I’ve been working as a hairstylist in Singapore for the past 8 years, with 18 years of experience in the industry after building my career in Tokyo. Based in Singapore, I specialize in short and bob hairstyles.
“Been going to Chiho for years—she’s my go-to for short haircuts.”
With previous experience in Ginza, Kamakura and London for a total of 8 years, this is also Chiho’s 6th year in Singapore.
“Shota never disappoints—always delivering great cuts and top-notch service.”
15years hair desiner experience I worked at osaka, sydney, tokyo before came to singapore.
Services
41 services
Perms
5 options · from $120 · $$
Cuts
7 options · $$$
Colour
9 options · from $100 · $$
Straightening & smoothing
3 options · from $250 · $$$
Hair & scalp treatments
7 options · from $70 · $$
Styling
2 options · from $50 · $$$
Extensions & wigs
5 options
Makeup
1 option · from $150 · $$
Other services
2 options · from $35
Approximate prices from the salon's published menu, checked September 2026. Prices vary by stylist, hair length and products, so confirm with the salon before booking. $ to $$$ 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 What does a cut cost?
$90 with a senior stylist, $100 with a top stylist, $120 with Seiji, the manager, and $150 with Chiho or Aki, the directors. Kids' cuts are $50 up to age 6 and $70 from 7 to 18.
Q Do the stylists speak English?
Yes. The team is Japanese and every stylist speaks English, so you can talk through the look you want.
Q Is there a head spa, and how long is it?
Yes. The scalp rebalancing spa takes 60 minutes for $100, and the herbs and clay head spa 105 minutes for $200. A 15-minute bubble spa costs $35.
