Every lash salon in Singapore opens with a first-trial price, and you will pay that price exactly once. Lashes are not brows: you go back every two to four weeks, so the refill is what your year actually costs. We read the published rate card at eight Singapore salons on 31 August 2026 and ranked them by how much of the real cost each one is willing to print. The Lash Company is the only salon here that publishes a first-trial price, a usual price and a refill price at both three and four weeks for every single set. Shimmer & Shine has the cheapest published entry at $38, at nine outlets. Lash Inc SG runs no trial discount at all and prints the whole card instead.
Every lash salon in Singapore opens with a first-trial price. You will pay it exactly once.
> Quick view: cheapest published trial is Shimmer & Shine at $38, and most first full sets land $78 to $128. The number that decides your year is the refill: $55 to $128, every two to four weeks.
**The only salon on this page where you can work out a full year's cost before you book.** Every set is published three ways: a first-trial price, a usual price, and a refill price at both three weeks and four weeks. Natural Classic (up to 120 strands) is **$78 first trial, $98 usual, refill $68 at 2 to 3 weeks**. Full Classic (up to 250 strands) is **$98 trial, $118 usual, refill $68 at 3 weeks or $90 at 4 weeks**. Hybrid is $108/$138 with refills at $78 and $98; 2D Volume $128/$158 with refills at $88 and $108; 3D Volume $138/$168 with refills at $98 and $118; Full Volume (up to 800 strands) $158/$188 with refills at $108 and $128. Removal is $15 if the set is theirs, $25 if it came from another salon, $40 for cluster or YY lashes. Three outlets: **101 East Coast Road #02-00** in Katong, **27B Lorong Liput** in Holland Village and **68 Tras Street #02-01** in the CBD, all open Mon to Fri 11am to 8.30pm and Sat to Sun 10am to 7pm. Contact is by text or WhatsApp only, on 9113 7675 or 9144 0377. Read the refill column and the ranking becomes obvious: a Full Classic kept up monthly is $118 once and then $90 every four weeks, which is about **$1,288 in the first year**. No other salon here gives you the numbers to do that sum.
First-trial rates for new customers, each published beside its usual price and its refill rate: Natural Classic $78 (U.P. $98, refill $68); Full Classic $98 (U.P. $118, refill $68 at 3 weeks / $90 at 4 weeks); Hybrid $108 (U.P. $138); 2D Volume $128 (U.P. $158); 3D Volume $138 (U.P. $168); Full Volume $158 (U.P. $188). No end date is published, so confirm the trial rate when you text to book.
**The clearest trial-versus-usual table in Singapore, and the reason you can see the discount is real.** Every one of eleven styles carries both numbers: Lash Lift **$58 (U.P. $88)**, Pageant YY Natural **$68 (U.P. $108)**, Natural Lash by Lash **$78 (U.P. $118)**, Hybrid Classic and Hybrid Airy **$88 (U.P. $128)**, Volume Fluffy and Volume Glorious **$108 (U.P. $148)**, Ultra 7-9D Thai and Ultra 7-9D Mega **$128 (U.P. $168)**, Designer Manga and Designer Camellia **$148 (U.P. $188)**. The gap is a flat $40 on every single line, which is unusually honest: this is a fixed new-customer credit, not a percentage that quietly grows on the expensive sets. One studio, at **10 Anson Road #02-13, International Plaza, Singapore 079903**, three minutes from Tanjong Pagar MRT, open **Monday to Saturday 10.30am to 8.30pm** with Sunday by appointment only. The gap in the sheet is refills, which are not published anywhere on the site, so ask for the refill rate on your style at the first visit rather than after. Serenity Beaute also does brows, and it appears in our brow roundup for the same reason it appears here.
First-trial rates for new customers with the regular price printed beside each: Lash Lift $58 (U.P. $88), Pageant YY Natural $68 (U.P. $108), Natural Lash by Lash $78 (U.P. $118), Hybrid Classic $88 (U.P. $128), Hybrid Airy $88 (U.P. $128), Volume Fluffy $108 (U.P. $148), Volume Glorious $108 (U.P. $148), Ultra 7-9D Thai $128 (U.P. $168), Ultra 7-9D Mega $128 (U.P. $168), Designer Manga $148 (U.P. $188), Designer Camellia $148 (U.P. $188). Refill rates are not published.
**The one salon whose discount you can check with a calculator.** Do the arithmetic on any line and it lands on the same answer: Petite Lash **$59.50 against a U.P. of $85**, Natural Volume and Silk Veil Classic **$80.50 against $115**, 2D Volume and Silk Veil Natural **$94.50 against $135**, Chiffon Natural 3D **$105 against $150**, Chiffon Volume 3D-4D and Silk Veil Volume **$119 against $170**, Royal Volume 4D-5D and Silk Veil Bold **$140 against $200**. That is 30% off, to the cent, on all ten sets, and the refill is published on the same basis: **30% off the original series price**. Sessions run 45 minutes for the Petite up to 120 minutes for the Bold and Royal sets, and the Silk Veil series uses 0.05mm fibres, the finest on this page. Removal is $10 to $30, and creative colour extensions are a $30 top-up. One salon at **12A Liang Seah Street, Singapore 189033** near Bugis, open **Monday and Wednesday to Friday 10.30am to 8.30pm, Saturday 10am to 7pm, Sunday 11am to 5pm**. Tuesday is not listed, so do not turn up on one.
First-trial rates at 30% off the published U.P. on every set: Petite Lash $59.50 (U.P. $85), Natural Volume $80.50 (U.P. $115), Silk Veil Classic $80.50 (U.P. $115), 2D Volume $94.50 (U.P. $135), Silk Veil Natural $94.50 (U.P. $135), Chiffon Natural 3D $105 (U.P. $150), Chiffon Volume 3D-4D $119 (U.P. $170), Silk Veil Volume $119 (U.P. $170), Royal Volume 4D-5D $140 (U.P. $200), Silk Veil Bold $140 (U.P. $200). Refills are 30% off the original series price; removal $10 to $30.
**The salon that refuses to play the trial game, and the useful benchmark because of it.** There is no deep first-visit rate here. Instead the full card is published for new sets and touch-ups side by side: **Classic Lash $95 new, $55 touch-up**; Hybrid $115/$55; 2D $125/$65; 3D $135/$75; 4D Doll $145/$85; 5D Diva $155/$95; 6D Glam $165/$105; Camellia $175/$105; Coco $185/$115; and 9D-15D **$195 new, $115 touch-up**. Lash Lift & Tint is $105 and a lift reversal is $45. Add-ons are priced too: colour lash ends $15, an additional colour $5, classic lower lashes $28, volume lower lashes $38, basic removal $15, cluster removal $20, lower lash tint $10. The condition that matters is printed at the bottom of the card: **touch-ups are only available within 3 weeks of a new set, with at least 50% of the extensions remaining**. Miss that window and you are paying for a new set, which is exactly the trap a trial price hides. New customers get **10% off with code LASHINCNEW10**. One studio at **46A Peck Seah Street** in Tanjong Pagar.
10% off for first-time customers with code LASHINCNEW10. Full published card, new set then touch-up: Classic $95/$55, Hybrid $115/$55, 2D $125/$65, 3D $135/$75, 4D Doll $145/$85, 5D Diva $155/$95, 6D Glam $165/$105, Camellia $175/$105, Coco $185/$115, 9D-15D $195/$115. Lash Lift & Tint $105. Touch-ups only within 3 weeks of a new set with at least 50% of extensions remaining.
Code: LASHINCNEW10
**Book this one if the deciding factor is not having to go to town.** The first-trial card starts at **$38 for Single Lashes, 80 strands, in 1 hour 15 minutes**, which is the cheapest published lash price on this page by more than $20. Above that: YY Lashes and Fairy Lashes **$68**, 4D/5D **$68**, 6D/12D **$88**, and the designer tier at **$88** covering Thai, Sunflower, Wispy Thai and Manga, with the premium Fox and Wispy Fairy at **$98**. Nine outlets, all open **daily 10am to 9pm**: Rivervale Mall, Yew Tee Point, Compass One, Oasis Terraces, Northpoint City, Anchorvale Village, Heartland Mall Kovan, The Poiz Centre, and a ninth in town at **310 Orchard Road, Tang Plaza #B1-37A**, which trades under the name **U+ Eyebrow & Lash** rather than Shimmer & Shine. Two things to note before you treat $38 as the bargain of the list. The card is labelled **first trial, new customers only**, and the salon publishes no usual price anywhere, so the rate on your second visit is not something you can look up in advance. Ask at the chair.
First trial for new customers only, terms apply: Single Lashes (80 strands) $38, YY Lashes $68, Fairy Lashes $68, 4D/5D Lash $68, 6D/12D Lash $88, Thai Lashes $88, Sunflower Lashes $88, Wispy Thai $88, Manga Lashes $88, Fox Lashes $98, Wispy Fairy $98. Nine outlets open daily 10am to 9pm. Usual (non-trial) prices are not published.
**The biggest headline gap on this page, and the one worth reading twice.** HighBrow's own homepage advertises **unlimited eyelash extensions for $88**, with premium glue described as suited to sensitive eyes. Its service page, on the same website, publishes a rate card that starts higher than that promo ends: **Dimension Lashes single at $148**, then 2D to 7D climbing $10 a dimension to **$208**, with the LED Lash range priced identically from **$148 for 1D to $208 for 7D**, and LED touch-ups at **$48 for 1D up to $108 for 7D**. All of those are marked **excluding GST**, so add 9% to every figure, which turns $208 into about $227. Nine styles are illustrated on the lash page: Volume, Princess, Dolly, Anime, Wild Anime, Sweet Anime, Fairy, Wispy and Mega Volume. Two outlets, at **Orchard Gateway** and **The Adelphi**, with booking by WhatsApp on 8798 8988. The $88 carries no published end date and no published strand count, and the site never says which of the nine styles it applies to. Ask both questions on WhatsApp before you go, because $88 unlimited and $208 before GST cannot both be the price of the same set.
Homepage promotion: unlimited eyelash extensions for $88. No end date, strand count or eligible style is published alongside it. The salon's own rate card, on the service page, reads Dimension Lashes single $148 and 2D to 7D $158 to $208, LED Lash 1D to 7D $148 to $208, LED touch-up $48 to $108, all excluding GST. Confirm which set the $88 covers on WhatsApp 8798 8988 before booking.
**The most outlets of any dedicated lash chain here, and the least published pricing.** The offer for new clients is **20% off the regular price on all 1D to 3D Premium Lash Extension Designs**, and the salon states its prices are **nett, with no GST and no hard selling**, which does remove two of the three ways a Singapore beauty quote usually grows after you sit down. What it does not do is tell you the regular price: no lash figure appears anywhere on the site, on the service page or the booking page. The brand describes itself as **award-winning with 5 outlets islandwide** on its own banner artwork, but publishes addresses for only three: **402 Orchard Road #03-21 and #03-22, Delfi Orchard**; **1 Jalan Anak Bukit, Bukit Timah Plaza**; and **83 East Coast Road, Level 3**. Private treatment rooms at every branch, and one contact number for all of them, **9785 0439**, by WhatsApp, SMS or call. There is also a separate code, **Thelashchapter10**, for 10% off its growth serums at checkout, which is a retail discount and not a treatment one. Message for the rate card before you commit to a branch trip.
First-trial promotion: 20% off regular prices on all 1D to 3D Premium Lash Extension Designs for first-time clients. Prices are stated as nett with no GST. Separate code Thelashchapter10 gives 10% off growth serums at checkout. No lash price list is published on the site and no end date is given for either offer, so request the rate card on WhatsApp 9785 0439.
Code: Thelashchapter10
**The most convenient locations on this list if you commute through town or Sengkang, and the most conditions attached.** Dreamlash runs **Korean Classic**, **Korean Volume** and **Magic Volume** extensions plus a lash and brow lift, Korean eyeliner and brow embroidery, and a Nano Eyelash Regrowth treatment that nobody else here offers. The first-visit offer is **15% off with code FIRSTTIMEPROMO**, and the conditions are published rather than implied: appointment only, first-time customers, you must follow @dreamlashkorea on Instagram or Facebook, and it is **not valid on touch-ups, removal or tint**. A second code, **RETURN10**, gives 10% back to customers who have not visited in 12 months, on full sets and lash lifts only, and is **blocked on public holidays, the eve of a public holiday, and for a full month before Christmas and Chinese New Year**. Referrals earn $25 credit once the friend spends $120 in one receipt. Three outlets: **Triple One Somerset, 111 Somerset Road #02-38/39**; **Citylink Mall, 1 Raffles Link #B1-07**; and **Compass One, 1 Sengkang Square #04-24**. No prices are published for any service, so 15% off is a discount on a number you will only learn when you enquire.
15% off your first lash service with code FIRSTTIMEPROMO: first-time customers, by appointment only, must follow @dreamlashkorea on Instagram or Facebook, not valid on touch-up, removal or tint services. Code RETURN10 gives 10% off for customers who have not visited in 12 months, on full sets and lash lifts only, excluded on public holidays, eves of public holidays and for one month before Christmas and Chinese New Year. Referral credit $25 once the referred friend spends $120 in one receipt. No end date is published.
Code: FIRSTTIMEPROMO
| Salon | Cheapest published first trial | Usual price published? | Refill / touch-up | Outlets |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Lash Company | $78 Natural Classic | Yes, $98 to $188 | Yes, $68 to $128, priced at 3 and 4 weeks | 3 |
| Serenity Beaute | $58 lash lift, $68 Pageant YY | Yes, $88 to $188 | Not published | 1 |
| LashMagic by Carragheen | $59.50 Petite Lash | Yes, $85 to $200 | Yes, 30% off the series price | 1 |
| Lash Inc SG | No trial rate; 10% with code LASHINCNEW10 | Yes, $95 to $195 | Yes, $55 to $115 within 3 weeks | 1 |
| Shimmer & Shine | $38 Single Lashes, 80 strands | Not published | Not published | 9 |
| HighBrow | $88 unlimited, homepage promo | Yes, $148 to $208 before GST | Yes, $48 to $108 on LED Lash | 2 |
| The Lash Chapter | 20% off your first visit | Not published | Not published | 5 claimed, 3 addresses listed |
| Dreamlash | 15% off, code FIRSTTIMEPROMO | Not published | Not published | 3 |
Every price, address, opening hour and promo condition on this page was read off the salon's own website on 31 August 2026, not lifted from other roundups. Where a figure only existed inside an image, we read the image: Lash Inc SG's full rate card is published as a picture rather than as text, which is why it appears here in full when most write-ups say the salon does not publish prices.
We left out figures we could only confirm on third-party blogs. Several widely repeated Singapore lash prices trace back to write-ups rather than to anything currently on a brand's own site, and a first-trial number that nobody at the salon prints is not a price you can hold them to.
Two salons that appear on other 2026 lists are not here because we could not confirm they are still trading. Kirame's domain now serves a suspended-account page, and Emerald Allure's does not resolve at all. A dead domain alone is not proof a business has closed, so we simply left both out rather than rank a salon we could not reach.
Search "eyelash extension Singapore" and you get pages of salons ranked by how they are described. The only figure most of them publish is the first-trial price, so ranking on that alone would put the deepest discounter first and tell you nothing about what you pay from visit two.
So we ranked on how much of the real cost each salon prints. Only one, The Lash Company, publishes a trial price, a usual price and a refill rate at two different intervals for every set. Three more publish a trial and a usual price. One, Lash Inc SG, skips the trial entirely and prints the whole card. Three publish no prices at all.
That ordering is not a judgment about who does better lashes. It is a judgment about who lets you compare before you sit down, which is the only thing a page like this can honestly help with.
Here is the same set of lashes viewed two ways at The Lash Company, the only salon here with enough published numbers to do the sum.
The $20 is 1.5% of what you actually spend. The refill rate is 90% of it. Every salon on this page leads with the first number and only two of them will tell you the second before you book.
This is also why Lash Inc SG earns its place despite offering only 10% off a first visit. Its touch-up window is printed on the card: within 3 weeks of a new set, with at least 50% of the extensions remaining. That single line tells you more about your real annual cost than any trial price on this page, because it defines exactly when the cheap number stops applying.
Three patterns are worth recognising.
The published range across these eight salons is $38 to $208, but those two numbers are not comparable. $38 is Shimmer & Shine's first-trial rate for 80 single lashes, and $208 is HighBrow's 7D rate card price before GST, which is about $227 with it. For a like-for-like first full set at a salon that also publishes the usual price, expect $78 to $128: The Lash Company charges $78 to $158 on trial against $98 to $188 usual, Serenity Beaute $58 to $148 against $88 to $188, and LashMagic by Carragheen $59.50 to $140 against $85 to $200. Lash Inc SG runs no trial at all and publishes $95 to $195 for a new set. The number most roundups leave out is the refill, which is what you will actually pay every two to four weeks after the first visit: $68 to $128 at The Lash Company, $55 to $115 at Lash Inc SG, $48 to $108 on HighBrow's LED range, and 30% off the series price at Carragheen.
Because lashes are a subscription and brows are not. Natural lashes shed on their own cycle, so an extension set thins visibly within two to four weeks, and keeping the look means going back on that rhythm indefinitely. A first-trial price is charged once; a refill price is charged roughly 13 to 26 times a year. Run the sum on the one salon that publishes both. A Full Classic set at The Lash Company is $118 usual, then $90 for a four-week refill, which is about $1,288 over a first year of monthly upkeep, and the $20 you saved on the trial is 1.5% of that. The same logic explains why Lash Inc SG's touch-up condition is worth more attention than any headline discount: touch-ups there are only valid within 3 weeks of a new set and with at least 50% of the extensions remaining, so leaving it a week too long turns a $55 touch-up into a $95 new set.
Classic, sometimes called single lash or lash by lash, attaches one extension to one natural lash, and it is the lightest and cheapest tier everywhere on this page. Volume, written as 2D through to 9D or higher, fans several ultra-fine extensions onto each natural lash, so the count and the density rise together and so does the price, typically $10 to $20 a dimension. Hybrid mixes the two for something between the looks. The named styles are placement patterns rather than new techniques: Thai, manga, wispy, fox, dolly and fairy sets vary where the longest lashes sit, whether spikes are left visible, and how the outer corner is lifted. The strand counts published by The Lash Company give the clearest sense of the scale involved: up to 120 strands on Natural Classic, up to 250 on Full Classic, up to 400 on 2D Volume, up to 500 on 3D and up to 800 on Full Volume. Heavier is not automatically better, and a volume set on weak natural lashes is the usual reason people report breakage.
Five questions, and the first one is the one salons answer least often. First, what is the usual price of this set, not the trial price? Three of these eight publish it beside every trial; the other five do not, and Shimmer & Shine, The Lash Chapter and Dreamlash publish no usual price at all. Second, what does a refill cost, and by when must I come back for it to count as a refill rather than a new set? Third, is the price nett or before GST? The Lash Chapter states nett with no GST, HighBrow states its card excludes GST, and 9% on a $208 set is $18.72. Fourth, is removal of an existing set included, and what does it cost if it was done elsewhere? The Lash Company prices this openly: $15 for its own, $25 for another salon's, $40 for cluster or YY lashes. Fifth, how many strands or which dimension am I actually getting, because a cheap trial is sometimes a partial set.
Shimmer & Shine at $38 for 80 single lashes, and it is not close: the next cheapest published trial is LashMagic by Carragheen's Petite Lash at $59.50. Nine outlets, eight of them in neighbourhood malls, all open daily 10am to 9pm, so you can usually get one near home on a weekday evening. Two caveats before you treat that as the answer. The $38 is a first-trial rate for new customers only and Shimmer & Shine publishes no usual price, so you cannot find out what visit two costs until you are there. And 80 single lashes is a light, natural set, not a volume look, so compare it against the other salons' classic tier rather than against their volume prices. If the goal is to try lashes once and decide whether the upkeep is for you at all, $38 is the cheapest honest way to find out. If you already know you will keep them, book at The Lash Company instead and pay for the refill rate you can look up in advance.
