If you are shopping for eyelash extensions in Singapore, the choice can feel overwhelming: a lash bar seems to sit in every mall, price points swing wildly, and the results you see online are not always the results you get in the chair. Good lashes and well-shaped brows do more than save you time at the mirror each morning. Done well, they frame the face and quietly lift your whole look. Done badly, they can damage your natural lashes, irritate sensitive eyes, or leave you with brows that heal a strange colour.
This guide is written for locals and newcomers alike, whether you are booking your first lash set or hunting for a brow artist you can trust for the long run. Rather than hand you a ranked list of names that may be out of date by the time you read it, we focus on the things that actually separate a great salon from a mediocre one, then leave room below for our verified local picks.
How to choose
The salon matters, but the individual artist and their hygiene standards matter more. Use these criteria before you book.
For lashes:
- Know the lash types. Classic lashes attach one extension to one natural lash for a natural, mascara-like finish. Hybrid lashes mix classic and volume fans for texture and a fuller look. Volume lashes fan several ultra-fine extensions onto each natural lash for maximum density and drama. When comparing classic vs volume lashes, remember that volume is not simply “more”; poorly made heavy fans can strain and snap your natural lashes.
- Judge the artist’s skill. Ask to see healed photos of their own work, not stock images. Good sets are even, cleanly isolated (one natural lash per attachment point), and follow the natural eye shape. Lashes that stick together, poke out at odd angles, or feel prickly are signs of rushed application.
- Check hygiene without apology. Tools should be sterilised or single-use, the artist should wash and glove their hands, and the bed and pillow should be fresh for each client. This is your eye area, so do not feel shy about asking.
- Ask about retention. Retention is how long the extensions last before they shed with your natural lash cycle. Reputable artists talk openly about glue quality, humidity, and how your aftercare affects it. Be wary of anyone who promises lashes will “never fall out”.
- Insist on a patch test if you have sensitive eyes, have reacted to lash glue before, or are new to extensions. A patch test 24 to 48 hours ahead can flag an allergy to the cyanoacrylate adhesive before it ruins your eyes.
- Consider a lash lift as an alternative. A lash lift curls and sets your own natural lashes for several weeks with no extensions to maintain, which suits anyone who wants low fuss or has lashes too fine to hold extensions comfortably.
For brows:
- Understand the services. Brow embroidery and microblading deposit pigment into the skin to create hair-like strokes or a soft shaded fill, lasting roughly one to three years. Shaping (threading, waxing, or tweezing) tidies what you already have. Lamination is a semi-permanent treatment that brushes and sets brow hairs up and full, with no pigment involved.
- Judge healed results, not fresh ones. Brows look bold and crisp on day one, then fade and settle over several weeks. Ask any brow artist for healed photos taken four to six weeks after the session, since that is what you will actually live with.
- Match the technique to your skin. Crisp hair strokes tend to blur on oily or mature skin, where a shaded or combination technique often heals more cleanly. A skilled artist will steer you rather than sell you the trendiest option.
- Mind the pigment and the shape. Pigments can heal warm, cool, or grey over time, so ask how the artist selects colour for your skin tone. A good brow map, agreed before any needle touches you, is non-negotiable.
What to expect
Treat all figures below as a rough guide only. Prices in Singapore change often and vary by salon tier, artist seniority, and product.
- Classic lash extensions: roughly $80 to $150 for a full set, with infills every two to three weeks.
- Hybrid or volume lashes: roughly $120 to $250 or more for a full set, again with regular infills.
- Lash lift: roughly $60 to $120, lasting around six to eight weeks with no touch-ups in between.
- Brow embroidery or microblading: roughly $300 to $900 for the initial session, usually including or requiring a touch-up after four to eight weeks, then a colour refresh every one to two years.
- Brow lamination: roughly $60 to $120, lasting around four to six weeks.
- Threading or shaping: roughly $10 to $30 per visit.
On aftercare: keep new lash extensions and freshly done brows dry for the first 24 to 48 hours, avoid oil-based cleansers and heavy rubbing around the eyes, skip saunas and pools while healing, and use a clean spoolie to keep lashes groomed. For brows, follow your artist’s balm-and-blot routine closely, since picking at scabs is the fastest way to lose pigment. Book infills before your lashes look sparse rather than after, as filling a healthy base is quicker and kinder to your natural lashes.
Our picks
Last checked: August 2026. Outlets and details change, so please confirm directly before you visit.
A quick note on how to read this list. We have grouped the salons into lash specialists and brow specialists, though several do both well. Areas point you to a well-known outlet; many of these brands run more than one location, so check for the branch nearest you. Price guides are rough tiers, not quotes.
Lash specialists
Kirame
Good for: customised, natural-looking lash sets · Area: Orchard (313@Somerset) and a second central outlet · Price guide: $$ to $$$
Launched in 2015 and often described as one of Singapore’s first premium lash bars, Kirame builds bespoke sets around your eye shape rather than pushing a one-size design. It is a reliable pick if you want elongation and brightness without a heavy, obviously fake finish.
Dreamlash
Good for: Korean-style eyelash extensions · Area: City Hall (CityLink Mall) and Somerset · Price guide: $$ to $$$
An award-winning studio known for Korean techniques and premium adhesives, Dreamlash is a regularly cited choice for anyone after lightweight, comfortable sets. With outlets around the city centre and the heartlands, it is easy to slot an appointment into a shopping trip.
Dr Lash
Good for: everyday extensions with convenient outlets · Area: Orchard, HarbourFront (VivoCity) and Tanjong Pagar · Price guide: $$
A well-established chain with branches islandwide, Dr Lash covers classic, hybrid and volume sets alongside lash perming and brow services. The multiple locations and long opening hours make it a practical option for busy schedules and last-minute infills.
MyLash
Good for: long-lasting sets from a longstanding name · Area: Kovan and Tampines · Price guide: $$
One of the earlier players in the local lash scene, MyLash has built its reputation on healthy, durable extensions and a returning clientele. A dependable neighbourhood choice if you prefer an established studio over a newer pop-up.
Brow specialists
Browhaus
Good for: brow shaping, embroidery and lashes under one roof · Area: multiple mall outlets islandwide · Price guide: $$
Founded in 2004, Browhaus is a widely recognised brow-and-lash brand, with signature treatments such as Brow Resurrection. Its many mall outlets and consistent house standards make it an easy first stop for grooming, tinting or a semi-permanent refresh.
Erabelle
Good for: bespoke soft-shading brow embroidery · Area: Orchard and other central locations · Price guide: $$$
Also established in 2004, Erabelle is known for its signature soft-shading technique across brow, eyeliner and lip embroidery, plus lash services. It leans premium and polished, which suits anyone wanting a carefully mapped, natural-looking brow.
Jo Artysan
Good for: natural, hair-stroke brow embroidery and microblading · Area: Somerset, Orchard · Price guide: $$$
An award-winning brow specialist with an Orchard flagship, Jo Artysan is led by an experienced master artist and tailors each brow shape to the face. A good pick if you want a bespoke consultation and detailed strokes rather than an off-the-shelf template.
Highbrow
Good for: eyebrow embroidery and microblading with Korean methods · Area: City Hall (The Adelphi) · Price guide: $$ to $$$
Around for over a decade, Highbrow focuses on long-lasting, clean-healing brows using tools and trends drawn from Korea. It is worth considering if you have had patchy or discoloured results elsewhere and want a corrective, natural finish.
These are editorial picks curated from publicly available information, not paid placements. Details such as pricing and opening hours change, so please confirm directly before visiting.
FAQ
How long do eyelash extensions last?
A full set lasts through your natural lash cycle, usually around six to eight weeks, but they thin out as lashes shed. Most people book infills every two to three weeks to keep the set looking full.
Do lash extensions damage your natural lashes?
Applied correctly, with the right weight and clean isolation, they should not. Damage usually comes from fans that are too heavy, glue that is too harsh, or clients pulling and rubbing at the lashes. Choose a skilled artist and follow aftercare.
Is brow embroidery in Singapore permanent?
No. Brow embroidery and eyebrow embroidery are semi-permanent. Pigment fades over roughly one to three years depending on your skin, sun exposure, and skincare, then needs a colour refresh.
Lash lift or extensions, which should I choose?
Choose a lash lift if you want low maintenance and like the look of your own lashes curled and lifted. Choose extensions if you want added length and density. A lift needs no infills; extensions need regular top-ups.
Should I get a patch test?
Yes, especially if you have sensitive eyes or skin, have reacted to adhesives or pigments before, or are trying a new salon. A patch test 24 to 48 hours ahead can catch an allergy before your appointment.
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