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7 Best Hair Colouring Salons in Singapore (2026)

Looking for hair colour specialists in Singapore? Compare 7 salons that publish balayage, highlights, blonde and grey-coverage colour services, with tips.

By: Amir Wahab
Edited by: Amir Wahab
Published: 13 Oct 2026
Reading time: 5 min read

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Colour is the service people regret most when it goes wrong, and it is the one where a salon's specialism matters most. A good cut can be fixed within a month, but a bleach job or an uneven tone takes much longer to put right. This guide gathers seven Singapore salons whose own websites give colour real attention, from hand-painted balayage and blonde work to non-bleach shades and grey blending. Each entry describes what the salon says it offers, so you can shortlist two or three, read their colour pages, and ask for a consultation before committing to a booking.

1. Hera Hair Beauty

Hera presents itself as a balayage atelier, and colour is clearly the centre of its website rather than an add-on. Its balayage page describes four signature approaches, including AirTouch, a non-bleach option that it pairs with bond-protection treatments, and bespoke dimensional colour mapped to a client's face and hair texture. Separate lookbook and handbook pages cover blonde, brown, red and silver shades, which is useful if you already know the family of colour you want and prefer to browse examples before booking. The salon says it works from two ateliers, at Tanglin Mall and Sentosa Cove, and that it employs a team of international colourists. Its site also lists extensions, curls and treatment services alongside colour, so check its pages for the full menu.

Tanglin Mall and Sentosa Cove
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2. Hairloom

Hairloom is an Orchard Road salon whose service menu gives balayage and general colouring their own pages. The balayage page explains the technique and lists variations the salon offers, namely full, partial, reverse and money-piece balayage. A separate colouring and highlights page describes full colour, premium colour, full highlights and premium highlights, and says each service is built around the client's preferences and a consultation. Hairloom also lists digital perm, rebonding, keratin and scalp treatments, so it can suit someone who wants colour combined with another service in one visit. Its contact page names opening hours and a WhatsApp booking route, and the site shows a 2026 footer, which suggests the pages are actively maintained.

Scotts Square, Orchard
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3. Salon Vim

Salon Vim groups its colour work under a dedicated hair colouring section, and that section is more specific than most. It lists Air Touch Balayage, French Balayage, French Gloss and what it calls the Vim Signature Color Treatment, each with its own explanatory page. The signature treatment page describes a formula the salon says is non-drying, with shades pitched at office-friendly looks and grey coverage. The French balayage page explains how the salon describes its painted-on highlights, including the soft grow-out it says to expect. Vim also runs hair contouring and treatment services, and its site invites visitors to message on WhatsApp for a free consultation before choosing a service, which is a sensible first step for colour.

Orchard Road
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4. Black Hair Salon

Black Hair Salon is a city-centre salon beside City Hall that splits its colour offering into clear pages. Its main colour page explains permanent, semi-permanent and temporary options in plain terms, while a creative colour page covers bolder looks, including vivid streaks and multi-shade styles. A third page deals with balayage and highlights, describing hand-painted balayage against foil highlights and the idea of face-framing colour. The salon publishes a service price list on its site, so you can review it there, and it invites visitors to book a free consultation first. Beyond colour it lists perming, straightening and scalp services, so it can work if you want to change both the shade and the texture of your hair.

Capitol Singapore, City Hall
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5. Chez Vous

Chez Vous is an Orchard salon group that says it has operated since 1995, and its website publishes a good deal of explanatory writing on colour. Recent articles cover airlights, which it describes as soft non-bleach highlights, foggy non-bleach colours made with what it calls a double dye technique, grey hair blending for people who want regrowth to look less stark, and a guide to choosing a shade for your skin tone. The group says it runs three outlets with different concepts, including a flagship and a private space at Ngee Ann City, and it describes a team of Caucasian hair specialists. Its site also covers perms and hair treatments, so it works well if damage-conscious colour is your priority.

Ngee Ann City, Orchard
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6. Shunji Matsuo

Shunji Matsuo is a Japanese-style salon best known for cuts, but its site gives colour a prominent section aimed at people who want gentler formulas. It says it uses professional colour lines such as L'Oréal Professionnel iNOA, Goldwell Elumen and Color.Me by Kevin Murphy, plus organic henna, and positions them as options for people who want to avoid ammonia and PPD. The salon also states that its henna colouring service was recognised by a beauty publication for grey coverage, which is its own claim and worth reading on its page. It lists salons at 15 Scotts, Ion Orchard and Holland Village, with online booking and WhatsApp routes, which makes it convenient if you want a Japanese-style salon for colour.

Orchard and Holland Village
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7. Kenaris

Kenaris is an Orchard Road salon whose colour page is structured around the services most people actually ask for. It lists hair colouring and bleaching, highlights and babylights, and says an ammonia-free version of each is available, with pricing that varies by hair length shown on the page itself. The page describes the work as tailored to complexion, hair condition and personal style, and the booking form lets you pick a preferred stylist from the team it names. Alongside colour, Kenaris offers cutting, styling, perming and scalp care, so it suits someone who wants a colour change planned with a cut in the same appointment. Its policy pages cover cancellations and what it calls a hair rectification policy.

Wheelock Place, Orchard
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How to choose

Start with the technique you want and whether the salon names it. Balayage, babylights, foil highlights, all-over colour and bleach-free shades each need different skills, so favour a salon whose colour pages explain the method it uses rather than simply saying it does colour, and ask which of its stylists handles that technique most often.
Book a consultation before the colour appointment. Ask the salon to look at your hair history, including previous dye, bleach, rebonding or perms, because those change how colour takes. A reputable colourist will explain what is realistic in one session and may suggest staging a big lightening change over visits.
Ask what the salon uses to protect the hair during and after colour. Several salons on this list describe ammonia-free formulas or bond-protection steps, but those are the salons' own descriptions. Ask which products and aftercare they recommend, and whether the pricing you see already covers a toner or gloss.
Look for photos that resemble your own hair. Gallery pages and lookbooks are most useful when they show your length, texture and starting shade. Ask to see before-and-after examples on hair like yours, and be wary of images that look heavily edited or show only the very best results.
Check the practical details before you commit. Confirm how pricing varies by hair length, whether a stylist's seniority changes the fee, what the salon's rectification or cancellation policy says, and how long the appointment will take. Colour sessions can run several hours, so plan the day around it.

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Published 13 Oct 2026. No changes recorded since.

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Amir Wahab

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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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