10 Best Waxing Salons in Singapore
Compare 10 established waxing salons in Singapore for Brazilian, body and facial waxing, from islandwide chains to boutiques, hard wax and sugaring options.
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- Amir Wahab
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AI image by LocalRankFrom quick underarm tidy-ups to full Brazilian and body treatments, waxing salons in Singapore range from islandwide chains to intimate boutiques, and they differ in the wax they use, from strip wax to hard wax and even sugaring. This guide rounds up ten established, currently-operating options, noting the services and hygiene practices each describes and where they are located, so you can match a salon to your comfort level.
1. Strip
Strip is one of Singapore's best-known waxing chains and describes itself as a local pioneer of the treatment, with outlets across the island for walk-in convenience. It offers Brazilian, Boyzilian, underarm, leg, arm, back and facial waxing for both women and men, and says it works exclusively with a premium hard wax that lifts hair from the root while staying gentle on the skin. The brand emphasises a strict no-double-dipping policy and technicians it calls Waxperts, which makes it an approachable first stop for newcomers.
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2. Pink Parlour
Pink Parlour is a long-running hair-removal chain that says it has operated in Singapore since 2005, known for its playful, boutique-style setting and a strong focus on Brazilian and men's waxing. Its menu covers bikini and Brazilian styles, body and facial waxing alongside IPL and spray tanning, and the brand highlights hygiene measures such as no double-dipping of spatulas and sanitising between clients. The multiple outlets make it a convenient, unintimidating option whether you are a first-timer or a regular.
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3. Honeypot Wax Boutique
Honeypot Wax Boutique is a boutique salon with outlets at Ngee Ann City and One Raffles Place, built around a menu of Brazilian styles that runs from a basic bikini tidy to a full Hollywood. It says it uses its own in-house signature hot wax for a cleaner, more comfortable removal, and stresses hygiene with gloves worn throughout and strictly no double-dipping of spatulas. The central locations and range of intimate-waxing options suit clients who want a tailored bikini finish in a private, salon-style space.
Orchard & Raffles Place
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4. Blush
Blush is a waxing specialist with salons in Orchard, Potong Pasir and Jurong East, covering Brazilian and bikini waxing plus body areas such as legs, arms, back and chest, and facial waxing for brows, lip and chin. It says it works with hard wax, which sets and is removed without a strip and which it describes as well suited to sensitive areas, using depilatory waxes it sources from Australia. The salon states that cleanliness and hygiene are its top priority, making it a considered pick for intimate waxing.
Multiple outlets
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5. Wax Factor
Wax Factor is a hair-removal salon at Orchard Central offering Brazilian and Boyzilian waxing alongside bikini, underarm, leg, arm and full-body services for women and men. The salon promotes what it calls expert, painless waxing techniques and says its therapists each carry well over a decade of experience. Its central Orchard location makes it convenient for a quick appointment in town.
Orchard
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6. Be Bare Waxing
Be Bare Waxing is a homegrown chain with outlets at The Arcade, Bukit Merah, Toa Payoh and Bedok, which says it began in 2013 as BB Beauty and rebranded in 2021. It focuses on body waxing and IPL-style hair reduction, and highlights hygiene practices including gloves worn by every specialist and single-use wax applicators that are discarded after each treatment. Its neighbourhood-and-CBD spread and premium-yet-affordable positioning make it easy to book somewhere near home or work.
Multiple outlets
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7. Kings & Queens
Kings & Queens is a hair-removal salon with outlets near Potong Pasir and at Marina Square, offering full-body waxing for both men and women alongside hair-reduction and facial treatments. The salon, which says it has operated since 2020, positions itself around personalised care and what it calls top-tier body waxing. Its two central-east locations are handy for anyone working or living around the city fringe.
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8. Rupini's
Rupini's is a long-established Indian beauty salon chain that says it has run since 1994, well known for pairing body and facial waxing with its eyebrow threading. Its waxing menu spans facial areas, arms, legs, back and intimate bikini and Brazilian services, and it says it uses natural, hypoallergenic wax finished with turmeric-based creams and rosewater. With several outlets including its Little India base on Buffalo Road, it is a familiar choice for threading-and-waxing regulars.
Multiple outlets
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9. Wink Wax
Wink Wax is a unisex waxing salon with outlets in Tanjong Pagar and Bugis, offering Brazilian and Boyzilian waxing along with full-body, underarm and facial options, plus couple and expectant-mother appointments. The salon describes a gentle, low-discomfort waxing technique and finishes treatments with a soothing mask, and it also offers IPL-style hair reduction for those weighing up longer-term options. Its two city-central locations suit clients looking for a discreet, unisex studio.
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10. Sugar(ed)
Sugar(ed) is a body-sugaring studio rather than a conventional wax salon, offering an all-natural alternative to waxing that it markets to those with sensitive skin, with outlets in Bukit Timah, Upper Thomson and Katong. It says it has pioneered professional body sugaring in Singapore since 2016, using a natural sugar paste for Brazilian and body hair removal for women and men. It is worth a look if you would like to compare sugaring against traditional waxing before committing.
Multiple outlets
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How to choose
- Decide on the method first: strip wax, hard wax or sugaring. Hard wax and sugaring are often described as gentler on sensitive areas such as a Brazilian, while strip wax can be quicker over larger areas like the legs.
- Ask about hygiene before booking: single-use spatulas and a strict no-double-dipping policy, gloves worn throughout, and fresh coverings on the treatment bed matter most for intimate waxing.
- For a first Brazilian or any sensitive area, pick a salon that explains the process and lets you go at your own pace; a quiet boutique can feel more comfortable than a busy walk-in chain.
- Check the full menu and ask for the total price of the exact service plus any add-ons before you start, since bikini, Brazilian and Hollywood styles differ and men's waxing is often priced separately.
- Factor in location and opening hours for the regular upkeep waxing needs, usually every few weeks, and choose somewhere convenient to your home or work.
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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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