10 Best Men's Salons in Singapore (2026)
A shortlist of ten men's hair and grooming salons in Singapore for cuts, colour, perms, scalp treatments and shaves, each checked against its own website.
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- Amir Wahab
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AI image by LocalRankMen's grooming in Singapore has moved well beyond a quick clipper cut: a growing set of salons now style, colour, perm and treat men's hair, and fold in scalp care, shaves and facials under one roof. This guide rounds up ten men's hair and grooming salons that lean full-service rather than traditional barbering, from premium Orchard studios and private-room concepts to a heartland salon and a heritage grooming house. Each was checked against its own website or listing, so treat it as a shortlist to compare rather than a strict ranking.
1. Kenaris Salon
Kenaris is a long-running Orchard salon in Wheelock Place that has built much of its reputation around men's hair, and it says its stylists each carry at least a decade of experience. Its best-known service is a Signature Men's Cut finished with a wash and head massage, but the full menu runs to colour and highlights, perms, rebonding, keratin smoothing and scalp treatments. The setting is quietly premium rather than trend-chasing, and it works with established salon lines. It suits men who want considered, senior-stylist styling in one place.
2. Mane
Mane is a private-room hair salon at Far East Plaza on Scotts Road, created by the team behind Aesthetic & Co. Instead of an open floor it seats clients in enclosed rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows, and it says it works exclusively with Dyson tools and Keune products. For men the menu covers gentleman's cuts and washes alongside creative colouring, highlights, bleaching, soft rebonding and Korean perm techniques, with brow and facial add-ons in an attached room. It leans toward a calm, pampering visit rather than a quick in-and-out cut.
Orchard
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3. The BarLon
The BarLon calls itself a barber and salon under one roof for men, with a flagship on North Bridge Road near Bugis and a newer Stanley Street outlet. Beyond a gentleman's barber cut it publishes a fuller grooming menu than most barbershops: signature and deluxe men's perms, a down perm, colour and other chemical services, scalp therapy treatments, and facials with facial-hair removal. It positions itself on years of men's-grooming experience and a one-stop format, so a cut, a perm and a scalp treatment can happen in a single visit.
4. Kimistry
Kimistry is a boutique salon in The Centrepoint on Orchard Road, founded by a Sassoon-trained stylist, that pairs precision cutting with a strong colour and treatment focus. Its creative director is known for men's haircuts, and the salon leans into ammonia-free and lower-damage colour, balayage, highlights and keratin smoothing. It is unisex rather than men-only, but a solid pick for men who want more than a clipper cut, whether that is a restyle, a first colour or grey blending. The feel is small-studio and consultation-led rather than a big chain floor.
Orchard
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5. Haarattic
Haarattic runs two shophouse studios, on Neil Road near Tanjong Pagar and at Boat Quay, with a team that works across men's and women's hair. For men it handles sharp fades and undercuts but also the styling a barber usually skips: perms, colour and highlights, plus hair and scalp treatments aimed at thinning or stressed hair. That mix makes it useful for men who want a cut and a chemical service, or a scalp-focused treatment, in the same appointment. It presents as a relaxed, stylist-led salon rather than a walk-in barbershop.
6. Truefitt & Hill
Truefitt & Hill is the Singapore outpost of a London grooming house that traces its origins to 1805, tucked into a shophouse on Ann Siang Road. It is traditional men's grooming rather than a colour salon: precision haircuts, hot-towel wet shaves with a straight razor, and face and scalp treatments, run largely by appointment. It also retails its own long-standing range of shaving creams, colognes and grooming products. Choose it for a classic, unhurried barbering-and-shave ritual and old-world service rather than perms or fashion colour.
Chinatown
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7. TRS Groomers
TRS Groomers is a men's grooming salon inside Capitol Singapore near City Hall, founded by a head barber who says he has more than twenty years in the trade. Its calling card is privacy: it says it was among the first here to seat clients in individual rooms with their own partitions and lighting rather than an open row of chairs. The menu spans men's cuts, beard shaves, face and head massages, brow and cheek threading, facial waxing and face masks, and it also offers hair colour. It suits men who want grooming done discreetly.
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8. Premium Barbers
Premium Barbers runs two Orchard outlets, in Wheelock Place and Orchardgateway, in an American-style men's grooming format. The chairs cover old-school and modern cuts, cut-throat shaves and beard and moustache work, but the menu stretches further than a standard barber into hair colour, head massages, ear cleaning and a gentleman's mud facial. That makes it a middle ground between a quick barber visit and a fuller grooming session. It takes walk-ins and bookings, and the central locations make it convenient for an after-work cut and tidy-up.
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9. Debonair Atelier
Debonair Atelier is a neighbourhood men's salon in Bedok, in the HDB heartland of the east, run by a small team of hairstylists. Alongside cuts and beard tidies it offers the chemical services many barbershops skip, including colour, regular perms and a down perm to soften stubborn volume, at heartland rather than Orchard prices. The vibe is casual and local rather than luxe, which is part of the appeal. It is a practical pick for men in the east who want a perm or colour without heading into town.
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10. Style by Louis
Style by Louis is a compact salon in Oxley Tower on Robinson Road, in the CBD, built around one stylist's precision-cutting approach. It is unisex, but its gentleman's cut, colour and keratin-smoothing and protein treatments make it a convenient option for working men in the financial district. The draw is scheduling as much as styling: it takes late appointments into the evening, so a cut or a treatment can slot in after work rather than eating into a weekend. Expect a quiet, one-on-one studio rather than a busy salon floor.
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How to choose
- Decide whether you want a full grooming salon or a traditional barber. A men's salon adds colour, perms, chemical straightening and longer scalp treatments to the usual cut and shave, while a classic barbershop concentrates on cuts, fades and wet shaves. Pick the format that matches what you actually want done.
- For colour, perms or grey blending, check the stylist's men's work first. These are chemical services where experience shows, so look at a salon's own photos of cuts and colour on hair like yours, and ask who will do the work rather than assuming any chair will do.
- Ask what a service includes and get the price before you sit down. A basic cut may or may not include a wash, styling or a scalp massage, and colour, perms and treatments are usually priced separately and can rise with hair length or added toner, so confirm the all-in cost upfront.
- Match the booking style to your routine. Some men's salons and grooming lounges run largely by appointment and in private rooms, while others take walk-ins; central and CBD outlets often suit after-work visits, whereas a heartland salon may be cheaper and closer to home.
- Weigh up scalp and treatment options if that is your reason for going. Several of these salons offer scalp therapy, keratin smoothing or treatments aimed at thinning or stressed hair, so if that is the priority, choose one that lists it rather than a cuts-only barber.
- Judge ambience and value honestly. A private-room, product-led salon delivers a calmer, more pampered visit at a higher price, while a neighbourhood salon trades polish for speed and cost. Neither is better in the abstract; pick the experience you will happily return to on a regular cycle.
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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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