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7 Best Wig and Hair Extension Shops in Singapore (2026)

Seven wig, topper and hair extension shops and studios in Singapore, from Orchard to Chinatown, with what each publishes and how to choose between them.

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Amir Wahab
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Wigs, toppers, hair systems and extensions solve different problems, and the shops that sell them do not all work the same way. Some stock ready-made wigs you can try on, others measure and craft a piece for you, and extension studios focus on adding length or volume to your own hair. This guide brings together seven Singapore shops and studios that publish these services on their own websites, from wig boutiques to extension specialists. Each write-up sticks to what the business says about itself, with no prices, so confirm current details directly. Read the choosing notes at the end before you book a consultation.

1. Fortune Wigs by Aderans

Fortune Wigs is the wig-shop brand of Aderans Singapore, according to its website, and its website is organised like a wig boutique catalogue. It lists ready-made collections under the labels Amore, Noriko, Rene of Paris and Fontaine, and sorts pieces into top pieces, half wigs and full wigs. Separate pages explain care for synthetic-fibre and mixed-hair wigs, and the site also has a section on medical wigs, which it describes in its own words. Its store list names Northpoint City, Bukit Timah, Lucky Plaza, Far East Plaza, Parkway Parade and Tampines 1, and its news page records a Parkway Parade store refit in 2025. A reservation form is available online, so you can arrange a fitting before you visit.

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2. SG Hair Replacement

SG Hair Replacement is a salon focused on hair replacement for men. Its website describes headpieces, wigs and toupees made from human hair, which the salon says are customised to the client's hair colour, face shape and lifestyle. The site states that the service is non-surgical and lists maintenance and styling visits alongside the original fitting. It also mentions private consultation rooms and a free consultation, and says its range covers wigs for both men and women. Enquiries and bookings are handled through WhatsApp, a contact form or email, according to its contact page. The salon is on Sam Leong Road, and its site shows a 2026 copyright line, a useful sign that the page is being kept current.

3. Aremyhair

Aremyhair describes itself as a hair replacement studio that makes custom hairpieces and hair systems, and its website also lists wigs, including a separate page for medical wigs. The studio says its approach is non-surgical and that a new piece can be fitted in around ninety minutes, though you should confirm timing at your own consultation. It publishes a pricing page, a before-and-after gallery, a loyalty programme and a care plan it calls Aremycare, so there is plenty to read before you commit. The site says the company has operated for more than twenty years and offers a free consultation. Its studio is on Perak Road, and bookings can be made by phone, WhatsApp, email or the online form.

4. UEC Hair Studio

UEC Hair Studio is a Chinatown salon built around hair systems, and its website says founder Elainne Yu started it in 2006 to help people dealing with hair loss. The service list covers an initial consultation, custom hair template and cut-out, hair system application, servicing and maintenance, and hair knitting. The site explains that measurements are taken once you choose a base and hair type, after which the piece is crafted to fit, and its FAQ says an application session usually takes sixty to ninety minutes. It also lists everyday salon work such as styling, colouring, perms and rebonding. The studio sits in Hong Lim Complex on Upper Cross Street and takes bookings through its website and WhatsApp.

5. Hera Hair Beauty

Hera Hair Beauty is a Tanglin Mall salon known for colour work, and it has a dedicated page for hair extensions. That page sets out four methods in turn: tape-in, keratin bond, hand-tied weft and clip-in. For each one the salon says what the method looks like, which hair type it suits and how often the set needs to be moved up or reinstalled. It states that it uses one hundred per cent human hair, matched to the client's colour and density, and it publishes a satisfaction guarantee on the page, so read the terms before booking. A portfolio of finished looks and a booking button are included, and the salon also lists a WhatsApp number for enquiries.

6. Hairdreams Couture Salon Singapore

Hairdreams Couture Salon Singapore is the local salon of the Hairdreams extension brand, which the brand's Singapore page describes as its Singapore headquarters on Cuppage Road. The salon lists extensions applied with tapes, bondings or hair wefts, along with hair thickening for fine or thinning hair. Appointments begin with a private consultation in one of its suites, and the site says prices are confirmed after your hair has been assessed. Enquiries can be made by phone, WhatsApp, email or an online form, and the page states its weekday hours and Sunday closure, which are worth checking before you travel. The brand's site carries a 2026 copyright line, which suggests it is still maintained.

7. The Blonde Tourage

The Blonde Tourage is a Club Street salon best known for blonde colour, and its website carries a detailed guide to hair extensions written by its own team. The guide says tape-ins are its most popular method and also describes hand-tied and clip-in options. It states that the salon uses one hundred per cent human Remy hair and that every appointment starts with a hair health assessment, and that pricing is quoted only after a consultation. The guide is dated July 2026, so the service appears current. The salon books appointments online and through WhatsApp, and it also lists colour, treatments, nails and makeup, which is handy if you want to combine services in one visit.

How to choose

  • Decide what you need before you shop. A wig covers the whole head, a topper or half wig adds volume at the crown, a hair system is fitted to the scalp, and extensions lengthen your own hair. Shops specialise differently, so ask which of these each one actually offers and which suits your situation.
  • Ask about the material. Pieces may be human hair, synthetic fibre or a mix, and care routines differ. Several shops publish care pages or hair-source statements, so read them and ask staff to explain the difference in feel, styling limits and upkeep. Check how colour matching is done and whether you can try pieces on.
  • Book a consultation before committing. Good shops will assess your hair, explain attachment methods and tell you what the first visit includes. Ask how often a piece needs maintenance, refitting or moving up, how long each visit takes, and what happens to the piece if your hair or needs change.
  • Get everything in writing. Request a quote that separates the piece, the fitting, any later adjustments and removal, and ask how the shop handles guarantees, exchanges or returns. Several businesses here publish their own terms, so compare what is actually promised rather than relying on a headline claim on a landing page.
  • Be careful with sensitive situations. If hair loss is linked to a medical condition or treatment, talk to your doctor about scalp care first. Some shops describe medical wigs on their own pages, but those are their statements, so ask staff how a piece is made and fitted for a sensitive scalp.
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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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