9 Best Threading Salons in Singapore (2026)
A shortlist of 9 eyebrow threading salons and brow bars in Singapore, from Little India parlours to polished Orchard chains, each checked against its own site.
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AI image by LocalRankEyebrow threading is one of the most popular ways to shape brows in Singapore, using a twisted cotton thread to lift hairs cleanly rather than wax or tweezers. This guide gathers established threading salons and brow bars across the island, from long-running Little India parlours to polished brow chains in Orchard Road malls, with each entry checked against the provider's own website or booking listing. Because brow shaping is personal, treat this as a shortlist to compare on convenience, technique and add-ons rather than a strict ranking.
1. Browhaus
Browhaus is a homegrown brow and lash specialist founded in Singapore in 2004 and now part of the Spa Esprit Group, with brow bars in malls such as ION Orchard, Paragon, Raffles City and Plaza Singapura. Its brow menu centres on threading, which the salon describes as shaping brows with a fine cotton thread, alongside a shape-and-tint service, brow lamination and a face thread-and-tweeze option. Browhaus runs on an appointment basis through its online booking system rather than walk-ins, and positions itself at the more design-led end of the brow-bar market.
2. Benefit Cosmetics Brow Bar
Benefit Cosmetics runs brow bars in several Singapore malls, including spots at ION Orchard, Takashimaya, Raffles City, Westgate and Tampines. Unlike the threading salons on this list, Benefit's signature brow service is waxing, paired with tweezing to clean up the shape, and the brand also offers brow tinting and lamination. It is a useful option if you prefer a quick, guided brow shaping inside a cosmetics counter and want to try Benefit's own brow products afterwards. Booking ahead is advisable, as its brow bars can be busy at peak mall hours.
3. Rupini's
Rupini's is a long-established Indian beauty salon with outlets in Little India, Orchard and Yishun, and threading is one of its core services. The salon offers classic eyebrow threading and shaping, upper-lip and facial threading, and what it calls Brow Sastram, which it describes as blending threading with waxing for a defined finish. Face waxing, tinting, facials and bridal services round out the menu. With its Little India roots and multiple branches, Rupini's suits people who want a traditional threading experience from a salon that has been doing it for years.
4. The Eyebrow City
The Eyebrow City is a dedicated brow salon in Far East Plaza on Scotts Road that has been threading brows for many years. As its name suggests, brows are the focus, and eyebrow threading and shaping are its mainstay rather than a sideline to facials or waxing. It takes bookings by phone and WhatsApp and also accepts walk-ins when slots are free, which makes it convenient for a quick touch-up while shopping around Orchard. The salon does not appear to run a full website, so contact is mainly through messaging and beauty booking listings.
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5. Bonita
Bonita is a threading specialist aimed at the CBD crowd, with salons at One Raffles Place and near Tanjong Pagar. It focuses on speed and precision: the salon says a threading session for the brows takes only around ten minutes, and it threads not just eyebrows but the upper lip, chin, jawline, cheeks, forehead and neck for both women and men. Waxing is offered as an alternative for those who prefer it. Bonita is a practical pick for office workers who want a fast, tidy brow shape on a lunch break or after work.
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6. Spa Shiro
Spa Shiro is a beauty salon and spa at Eastpoint Mall in Simei that offers eyebrow threading alongside a broader menu of waxing, facials and other treatments. For brows, it provides threading and shaping, making it one of the few dedicated threading options in the eastern part of Singapore, away from the usual Little India and Orchard clusters. It takes appointments through its online booking listing. Spa Shiro is worth knowing if you live or work in the east and would rather not travel into town just to have your brows threaded.
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7. Beaute Brow
Beaute Brow is a brow and beauty salon in HarbourFront Centre offering eyebrow threading and shaping alongside brow and lash tinting, lash extensions and semi-permanent brow embroidery. For everyday grooming, its threading and shaping service is the draw, and the mix of threading plus tinting in one visit suits people who want their brow shape and colour sorted together. It sits inside a busy mall next to VivoCity, which makes it easy to combine with shopping. Beaute Brow takes bookings by phone and message, and lists its services on its own website.
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8. Dr Beauty
Dr Beauty is a brow and lash salon in Cathay Cineleisure on Grange Road that has operated since 2009. For brow shaping its therapists use a combination of threading and tweezing, which the salon says lets them craft a cleaner, more defined arch than either method alone. Eyelash extensions and other brow and lash services fill out the menu. Its Orchard-fringe location and evening hours make it convenient for shaping after work or before a night out, and it takes bookings by phone and WhatsApp as well as through beauty booking platforms.
9. Vincy's Beauty Services
Vincy's Beauty Services is a small, long-running salon on the second floor of a Little India shophouse, where the owner Vincy is known for doing the threading herself. It is an unfussy, value-focused spot offering eyebrow threading along with facials and bridal makeup, the kind of neighbourhood parlour built around straightforward brow shaping rather than a polished mall setting. It works on appointments by phone, and its Little India location puts it among the cluster of traditional threading salons in the area. Expect a simple, no-frills brow service rather than a long add-on menu.
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How to choose
- Understand threading versus waxing. Threading uses a twisted cotton thread to remove hairs in a line and can be very precise around the brow, while waxing removes a wider strip at once and is faster over larger areas. Threading is often chosen by people with sensitive skin or those who dislike wax, but the right method comes down to your skin and preference.
- Judge the shaping skill, not just the technique. Good brow work starts with mapping your natural shape to your face before any hair is removed. Ask whether the therapist maps and discusses the shape with you first, since a skilled, careful hand matters more than the tool used.
- Decide how much convenience matters. Dedicated parlours in Little India and specialists like The Eyebrow City often take walk-ins for a quick touch-up, while polished brow chains such as Browhaus and cosmetics-counter brow bars usually run on advance bookings. Match the salon's booking style to how spontaneous your visits tend to be.
- Check hygiene basics. Threading should be done with a fresh length of thread for each client, and the therapist's hands and your brow area should be clean. A tidy, professional station and single-use consumables are reasonable things to look for before you sit down.
- Factor in add-ons like tint and henna. Many brow bars pair threading with brow tinting, and some offer henna brows or lamination to add colour or hold. If you want shape and colour sorted in one sitting, choose a salon that lists these extras rather than threading alone.
- Weigh price against what is included. Threading ranges widely, from budget neighbourhood parlours to premium mall brow bars, and a higher price often reflects the setting and add-ons more than the threading itself. Confirm what a session covers, and be wary of pressure to buy large packages on a first visit.
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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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