10 Best Eyelash Extension Salons in Singapore
Compare 10 of the best eyelash extensions in Singapore, from natural classic and hybrid sets to full volume, mega volume and lash lift specialists.
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AI image by LocalRankEyelash extensions in Singapore range from natural classic sets to full volume and mega-volume looks, with many salons also offering lash lifts for those who prefer to enhance their own lashes. This guide rounds up ten established, currently-operating lash salons, noting the styles each is known for, from classic and hybrid to volume and lash lift, and where they are located, so you can match a studio to the look you want.
1. Dr Lash
Dr Lash is a lash-focused chain with branches in Orchard Central, Paya Lebar, VivoCity, Tanjong Pagar and Westgate, making it one of the more accessible options across the island. Its core menu covers eyelash extensions, which it brands as LashCraft, along with lash lift and tint and a lash rejuvenation treatment, plus brow services. The spread of outlets makes it easy to book somewhere near work or home.
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2. The Lash Chapter
The Lash Chapter operates several outlets, including Delfi Orchard, Bukit Timah Plaza and East Coast Road, and offers everything from classic single-strand sets to 1D to 6D volume and Kim K style designs, as well as keratin lash lifts and tints. The salon says it applies extensions individually using a formaldehyde-free, medical-grade adhesive and vegan lashes, and that a full set typically lasts about four to six weeks with fills every two to three weeks. Its wide design range suits clients who want to fine-tune curl, length and fullness.
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3. Dreamlash
Dreamlash is a Korean-style lash studio with outlets at Triple One Somerset, Citylink Mall and Compass One, specialising in Korean classic, volume and magic volume extensions alongside lash lifts and brow lamination. It says it uses KC-certified products and that, with good aftercare, a set can last roughly four to six weeks, with most clients returning for infills every two to three weeks. The Korean styling focus makes it a fit for lighter, natural-looking sets.
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4. The Lash Company
Founded in 2016, The Lash Company has salons in Katong, Holland Village and the Tras Street area of the CBD, with a clearly tiered menu that runs from Natural and Full Classic sets through Hybrid to 2D, 3D and Full Volume. Volume sets are built from handmade fans of several fine lashes, and the salon recommends refills every two to four weeks depending on the set chosen. The graded strand counts make it easy to choose between a subtle daily look and a fuller finish.
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5. HighBrow
HighBrow offers eyelash extensions at Orchard Gateway and The Adelphi, covering classic and volume sets plus a long list of named eye styles such as cat eye, wispy, dolly and mega volume. The salon describes a hand-glued application with careful lash isolation, and suggests touch-ups every two to three weeks to keep sets looking full. Its large menu of named looks helps clients picture the final shape before committing.
Orchard & City Hall
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6. Lash Inc SG
Lash Inc SG is a Tanjong Pagar salon on Peck Seah Street with an extensive extension menu, ranging from classic and hybrid sets to 2D through 15D volume options under names like Wink, Doll, Diva and Bombshell, plus lower-lash and colour lashes. For those who prefer not to add extensions, it also offers a YUMI lash lift and tint. The breadth of density options makes it useful for anything from a natural to a dramatic look.
Tanjong Pagar
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7. Mono Studio
Mono Studio is a Boat Quay salon that offers both lash extensions, including classic, volume and custom designs such as Japanese Sunflower and Wet Lash, and lash lifts with a range of curl options from C to L curl. It says extensions are applied with a medical-grade adhesive, that a lash lift can last around six to eight weeks, and that extension refills are recommended roughly every five weeks. The mix of extensions and lifts suits clients still deciding between the two approaches.
Boat Quay
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8. LashMagic by Carragheen
LashMagic by Carragheen offers a graded range of extensions, from classic and natural 1D to 2D volume up to fuller 3D to 5D volume and creative colour lashes, with lash lift and tint available as a separate service. The salon says it uses premium, lash-safe brands and advanced adhesives, and that extensions stay on until the natural lash they are bonded to sheds, roughly one to two months, with refills every two to four weeks. Its structured volume tiers make it straightforward to step up gradually in fullness.
9. Jen Beauty
Jen Beauty is a Haji Lane studio known for volume and mega-volume sets as well as a wet-look Thai-style lash service, all geared toward glossier, fuller finishes. Its emphasis sits more on denser volume designs than on minimalist classic sets. The Kampong Glam location is a convenient option for anyone wanting a trendier, high-volume look in the city centre.
10. J.Lashes
J.Lashes runs a flagship salon at Somerset in the Orchard area, offering eyelash extensions and lash lifts alongside brow services such as microblading. It positions itself around tailored, natural-looking sets suited to each client's features, making it a central option for those who want a customised consultation. As a single Orchard location, it is easy to reach by MRT.
How to choose
- Match the salon to the look you want: classic for a natural finish, hybrid or volume for more fullness, or a lash lift if you would rather curl and lift your own lashes than add extensions.
- Ask what adhesive is used and whether the salon can accommodate sensitive eyes; request a patch test if you have never had extensions before.
- Check the expected retention and refill interval (many salons suggest fills every two to three weeks) and budget for the ongoing upkeep, not just the first set.
- Look at recent photos of the lash artist's actual work, ideally in the style you want, rather than relying on generic gallery images.
- Consider location and opening hours for the refills you will make regularly, and check hygiene practices such as single-use tools and clean lash beds.
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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.
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