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9 Best Hair Rebonding and Perm Salons in Singapore (2026)

Compare nine Singapore salons that publish rebonding, soft rebonding, digital perm and straightening services, plus tips on how to choose one.

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Amir Wahab
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Rebonding and perming change the shape of your hair for months, so the salon you choose matters more than for a simple trim. This guide gathers nine Singapore salons that publish rebonding, soft rebonding, digital perm or straightening services on their own websites, from Japanese and Korean specialists to long-running local groups. Each entry summarises what the salon says it offers, the outlets it lists and how to book, using the salon's own wording and attributing its claims. We do not state prices or results. Read the entries, check the salon's current menu, and ask for a consultation about your hair history before committing to a chemical service.

1. Shunji Matsuo

Shunji Matsuo describes itself as one of the first Japanese hair salons in Singapore and a pioneer of what it calls Japanese Soft Straightening, a treatment it says it has trained other salons to deliver. Its blog sets out how it sees soft rebonding differing from traditional rebonding, with a gentler approach aimed at frizz and curl while keeping some natural movement. The salon names Shiseido Sublimic among its Japanese treatments and also lists cuts and colour. Its website shows outlets at 15 Scotts, ION Orchard and Holland Village, and a WhatsApp route for bookings. It is a natural first stop if you want straight, smooth hair rather than curls, and wish to read the salon's own explanation before you book.

Orchard (15 Scotts and ION Orchard) and Holland Village
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2. Black Hair Salon

Black Hair Salon says it was founded in 2000 by Raymond and Anthony and now operates from Capitol Singapore, a short walk from City Hall MRT. Two of its service pages are relevant here. Signature Couture Perm is presented as a customisable curl service, built around a consultation where stylists assess the hair and suggest a curl design to suit the face. Signature StraightBond is its bespoke soft rebonding, where clients can choose a sleek straight finish or a gentler inward curve. Both pages describe an acid-based, pH-balanced formula, which is the salon's own claim. The website offers WhatsApp and phone booking. This is a compact, single-location option for people who want one salon to handle both curls and straightening.

3. Jean Yip

Jean Yip Group has dedicated pages for hair perming and hair rebonding, which makes its menu easy to read before you visit. On rebonding, its site separates traditional rebonding, described as suited to coarse, curly hair, from a super soft version that it says uses milder chemicals and lower heat. The perming page lists Korean digital perm, Super Ceramic Wave and cold wave. It also promotes Organic Jelli Curl and Jelli Straight, which it positions as faster alternatives to a conventional perm or rebond. The salon says stylists check hair condition and treatment history before recommending a plan, and that it uses in-house solutions. Outlet details are on its outlet listing page, so you can choose a branch near home.

Multiple outlets across Singapore
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4. Kimage

Kimage says it was established in 1994 and runs outlets in malls including Marina Square, Northpoint City, Parkway Parade, Tampines, Toa Payoh, Tiong Bahru Plaza, Lot One and Bukit Panjang Plaza. Its services page groups perming and straightening as separate headings. The perm guide explains S and C curls and compares cold, digital and Airwave perms, and it mentions a Kimage-developed fringe-stitching perm. Under straightening it lists rebond and soft rebond, plus a brush-straighten service for permed hair. The site advises asking for a Body and Texture stylist when booking a perm. The site also has an online appointment page, so you can pick an outlet near home or work and request a time that suits you.

Marina Square, Northpoint City, Parkway Parade and other malls
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5. Chez Vous

Chez Vous says it has been operating since 1995 and runs three concepts at Ngee Ann City: a flagship, Private Space and HideAway. Perming is a prominent theme. Its Korean Filler Perm page describes a service from HideAway that adds treatment steps before and after the perm, using boosters the salon says are exclusive to it. Its pages and press list also mention movement perms and a soft rebonding option, and one package on the filler perm page pairs a perm with a root perm and soft rebonding. Treated hair is a recurring topic across the site, so it suits anyone wanting a perm planned around hair condition. Booking is offered by WhatsApp or an online form.

6. J. Seoul

J. Seoul is a Korean hair salon at Scotts Square, formerly known as Juno Hair Singapore. Its site lists a Korean Perm service covering setting (digital) perms, natural perms and volume rebonding, described as giving soft, natural texture. The salon says its stylists trained through Vidal Sassoon and JUNO academies in Korea, and every visit begins with a consultation about hair and scalp. Alongside perms it offers cuts, colour, scalp treatments and head spa. Opening hours are shown on the site as every day, and bookings go through Fresha, with a phone and WhatsApp route as well. It is a good fit if you prefer the Korean approach to curls and want rebonding available under the same roof.

7. Kenaris

Kenaris is a hair salon at Wheelock Place that says it has served clients since 2005 and offers services for both women and men. Its perming and hair texture menu lists Korean digital perm, perm or volume rebonding, hair rebonding and straightening, and a hair softening cold perm available with or without hair botox. There is also a hair retexturising service aimed at men. Its treatment menu adds keratin and anti-frizz options for those wanting smoother hair without a full rebond. The site describes a consultation at the start of each service and offers online reservations, so you can discuss your hair history, desired look and upkeep habits before choosing a method.

8. Suchehwa by Ted

Suchehwa presents itself as a luxury Korean hair salon at the UBS Building on Penang Road. Its pricing page has a perm and straightening section listing volume rebonding, digital or setting perm, magic setting perm, cold wave perm, iron perm and root perm, with a down perm as an add-on. Costs depend on hair length and stylist level, so check the page before booking rather than relying on a guess. The salon says senior stylists are often booked weeks ahead and recommends appointments. It also sells hair care products online. Choose it if you want a long, clearly labelled menu of perm styles in a central location close to Dhoby Ghaut and Orchard.

Dhoby Ghaut (UBS Building, Penang Road)
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9. Snip Avenue

Snip Avenue is a heartland hair salon group that says it was founded in 2007 and now has branches across the island, with its head office in Eunos. Its website menu lists rebonding and keratin as one hair service and perming as another, alongside cuts, colouring and scalp treatments. Those two pages are image-led and publish little detail in text, so contact a branch to ask which methods and products it uses. The store-locations page lists branch addresses in housing estates such as Anchorvale and Bangkit Road. This is a practical choice if you want a salon near home rather than in an Orchard mall, and are happy to talk through options directly with the stylist.

Neighbourhood branches across Singapore
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How to choose

  • Decide first whether you want straight or curly hair. Rebonding and soft rebonding straighten, while digital, cold and setting perms add curls or waves. Salons that list both on separate pages usually explain how the methods differ, so read those pages and ask the stylist to explain the difference in plain language.
  • Tell the stylist your full chemical history, including colour, bleach and any earlier rebond or perm. Several salons here say they assess hair condition before recommending a method. Ask what they would change for treated hair, and be open to waiting if they suggest your hair needs recovery time first.
  • Ask which products and process the salon uses, whether in-house, imported or branded, and how long a service typically takes on your hair length. Marketing terms such as soft, gentle or low-damage are each salon's own description, so ask what is actually different in the steps.
  • Confirm the price in writing for your hair length and the stylist you are booking, since many menus vary by length and seniority. Ask what the quote includes, such as cut, treatment and any add-ons like root perm or down perm, so there are no surprises at the till.
  • Ask about aftercare before you leave: how soon to wash, which shampoo and conditioner suit the result, when a touch-up is sensible and what the salon does if you are unhappy. Check whether any satisfaction or redo policy is stated on its site, and get the terms in writing.
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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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