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6 Best Makeup and Cosmetics Shops in Singapore (2026)

Six makeup and cosmetics shops in Singapore, from a big multi-brand retailer to K-beauty web shops and a local brush maker, with how to choose one.

By: Amir Wahab
Edited by: Amir Wahab
Published: 20 Oct 2026
Reading time: 5 min read

Makeup and Cosmetics Shops: a customer and a provider in a bright, modern setting

Makeup shopping in Singapore splits into two habits: walking into a counter to swatch shades under proper light, and ordering from a web shop that ships quickly. This list covers both. It mixes a large multi-brand retailer, a Korean makeup artist brand with boutiques, three Singapore-focused online K-beauty and Asian-beauty shops, and a local brush maker. Each entry describes only what the shop publishes about itself on its own site, so check the current range, shade availability, delivery terms and return policy there before you buy. Skincare-led and perfume stores have their own LocalRank pages and are deliberately left off this one.

1. Sephora Singapore

Sephora is the large multi-brand name most shoppers think of first for makeup, and its Singapore site is where the range, store locator and click-and-collect information sit together. The site carries a 2026 copyright line and separate pages for store locations and store events. Press coverage in 2024 described the ION Orchard shop being reopened with a bigger assortment, and in September 2026 trade reports said Sephora Singapore began carrying a curated Olive Young Korean-beauty section. It suits anyone who wants to compare many brands side by side, then collect in store or have the order delivered. Confirm current stock, shades and policies on its site, since ranges, shades and offers change often and vary between outlets.

ION Orchard, Jurong East, Woodlands and other malls islandwide
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2. JSM Beauty (JUNGSAEMMOOL Singapore)

JSM Beauty is the Singapore site for JUNGSAEMMOOL, a Korean makeup artist brand. Its pages group products into base makeup, eye makeup, lip makeup, tools and accessories, alongside skincare and hair care, and mention related lines for kids and men. The site says its flagship in the Orchard area also offers salon services and academy classes, with further boutiques at ION Orchard and VivoCity, and it links to a booking page for appointments. A customer-care email and contact form are listed on its contact page. This is a good fit if you prefer testing artist-developed products in a dedicated brand space rather than a mixed shelf. Check the site for current store details and range.

Orchard, ION Orchard and VivoCity
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3. 13rushes

13rushes is a Singapore brush maker rather than a general cosmetics retailer, which makes it useful when the tool matters as much as the colour. Its site says the brand started in 2013 with the aim of making synthetic, cruelty-free makeup brushes, that the brushes are designed in Singapore and hand-trimmed in small batches in-house, and that it ships worldwide from its online store. Collections on the site include face brushes such as blush and highlighter brushes, brush sets, makeup cases and a soap bar. The site also links to an Academy section covering makeup services and brush education classes. Read its shipping and returns pages, and check the warranty wording, before ordering.

Online store, Singapore-based
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4. Asian Beauty X

Asian Beauty X is an online shop whose site, priced in Singapore dollars and showing a 2026 footer, focuses on Asian beauty brands including K-beauty. Its makeup menu is easy to scan: face covers foundation and concealer, BB and CC creams and primers; cheeks cover blush and bronzer; lips cover glosses, lipsticks, liners, stains and tints; and eyes cover shadow palettes, mascara, liner, brows and lash serums. A mineral makeup collection is also featured. The site lists a Singapore business address and a published contact page, along with a general enquiry email. It suits shoppers who want Asian-brand base and lip products in one basket. Review delivery and return terms on the site first.

Online store, Singapore-based
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5. COCOMO

COCOMO is a Singapore-oriented online store built around Korean beauty, run under a company named Our Cocomo Pte. Ltd. on its 2026 footer. Beyond skincare, its menu has a detailed makeup section covering base products such as cushions, foundation, primer and concealer, cheek products, lip tints and glosses, eye products from mascara to false lashes, tools such as sponges and brushes, and cleansing removers. The site describes weekly spotlight sales and new-brand drops, and says its team answers questions on WhatsApp during set hours each day. It is handy when you want a K-beauty makeup routine in one order. Check the current brands, stock levels, delivery terms and return policy on the site before you order.

Online store, Singapore delivery
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6. Hush Cosmetics

Hush Cosmetics is a Singapore company, Hush Cosmetics Pte Ltd, running an online shop of curated Korean and Asian beauty products. Its makeup navigation breaks down into eyes, with mascara; face, with BB and CC creams, concealer, foundation, powder and primer; and lips, with balm, gloss and tint. The site mentions delivery across Singapore and lists no physical shop, so it works as a straightforward web order. It publishes a WhatsApp contact for questions and a 2026 copyright line, which shows the site is being maintained. A small, tidy catalogue like this can feel easier to browse than a giant retailer. Confirm the current products, delivery terms and return policy on its pages before you order.

Online store, Singapore delivery
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How to choose

Decide whether you need to see colour in person. Base makeup, lipsticks and blushes can look different on screen, so a physical counter or boutique helps for foundation and complexion matching. A web shop works better for repeat purchases of products you already know, or for tools like brushes.
Look at how a shop describes its own range and policies. Ask which brands it stocks, how it handles returns on opened or swatched products, and how it lists shades. Treat any marketing language about performance or authenticity as the shop's own statement and verify it through the brand.
Compare breadth with focus. A multi-brand retailer lets you compare many labels in one visit, while a single-brand artist boutique or specialist maker usually gives deeper guidance on its own products. Pick based on whether you want choice or advice. Skim each shop's categories before committing to an order.
Check delivery and support details on the shop's own pages before you buy. Look for stated delivery areas, the contact route for order problems, and whether a WhatsApp or email channel is published. Active contact options and a current copyright year are reasonable signs that a shop is maintained.
Read ingredient lists yourself if you have allergies or sensitive skin, and ask the shop or brand if anything is unclear. LocalRank makes no claims about product safety, efficacy or suitability for any skin type. If you are unsure, patch-test cautiously or talk to a doctor before trying a new product.

Update history

Published 20 Oct 2026. No changes recorded since.

About the author

Amir Wahab

Founder and Editor

Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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