Beauty Near Holland Village MRT: Salons, Nails, Facials and What to Book in Singapore (2026)
For beauty near Holland Village MRT (CC21), you’re in one of Singapore’s most relaxed beauty enclaves: nail bars, facial spas, boutique hair studios and barbers, spread across five malls and the village streets around Lorong Mambong. Expect a gel manicure for about $40 to $50 and a facial from about $70 to $80, with plenty of salons known for no hard selling.
Holland V has always had a laid-back, expat-friendly feel, and its beauty scene matches: smaller salons, long-time regulars and clear pricing. The best part? The Circle Line station sits right under it, so it’s an easy hop from Buona Vista, Botanic Gardens or Bishan.
We track 51 beauty businesses around this station, more than 20 of them inside Holland Village Shopping Mall alone. Here’s what’s where and 8 places worth booking.
What’s Around Holland Village MRT
Holland V is compact, and you can walk the whole beauty scene in an afternoon. Here’s how it breaks down.
- Holland Village Shopping Mall. The older shopping centre on Holland Avenue, and the heart of the scene. Upstairs it’s packed with nail bars doing gel, dip and Russian manicures, plus hair, lash and beauty studios. Nett pricing is common here.
- One Holland Village. The newer, upmarket development connected to the MRT, with organic and bespoke hair salons, barbers, facial rooms and nail studios.
- Raffles Holland V. A mixed-use mall connected to the station, with a nail salon known for gel and nail art.
- Holland Piazza. A small mall on Lorong Liput leaning towards non-invasive aesthetics: facials, IPL and hair removal.
- Jelita Mall. The supermarket-anchored neighbourhood mall about ten minutes up Holland Road, good for an express cut and a one-stop hair and beauty spa.
- The Holland Village streets. The shophouses along Lorong Liput and Lorong Mambong, plus Holland Close just beyond, with facial spas, waxing studios and premium hair salons.
8 Places Worth Booking Near Holland Village MRT
We’ve picked salons from our own research that haven’t been featured on the blog before, grouped by what they do. Where we give a star rating, it’s for that specific outlet; chain outlets without their own verified rating are listed without one.
Facials and beauty
1. Flora by Face Bistro (Lorong Liput)
A facial spa with more than 20 years behind it, in the shophouses at the heart of the village. It holds a perfect 5.0 rating from a small set of reviews, and the menu covers facials, waxing, manicures and pedicures.
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2. Cecilia Westberry Beauty Spa (Holland Close)
Founded in 2007 by Cecilia Westberry, this beauty spa has a long expat following. Its Holland Close outlet holds 4.2 stars from dozens of reviews, and reviewers mention painless waxing, personalised facials and no hard selling. The menu also covers brows, lashes and nails.
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Hair and barbers
3. L Hair Salon (Holland Village Shopping Mall)
A private, one-chair salon run by owner Louis Ng, with a perfect 5.0 rating from a few dozen reviews. “Private salon”, “cozy salon” and “meticulous work” are the themes reviewers keep coming back to, and the salon works with Japanese and Australian professional hair-care lines.
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4. Cendre@Sweenys (One Holland Village)
A one-stylist hair colour studio inside the long-running Sweenys space, rated 4.8 from a small set of reviews. Reviewers praise big colour changes done without damage, cuts that suit fine and curly hair, and advice on how to style it at home.
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5. Organic Express Hair Color Lab (One Holland Village)
The One Holland Village outlet of an organic hair colour chain founded by Vincent Lee and Amy Ngo. Colour is the focus, with balayage, scalp treatments and haircuts on the menu too.
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6. Woodstock Barber (Holland Village Shopping Mall)
A Western-style barbershop open since 2021, with 4.5 stars from over a hundred reviews. Fades and modern cuts are the core, and “friendly barber” is a recurring theme in its reviews.
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Nails, lashes and brows
7. I Love Nails (Holland Village Shopping Mall and One Holland Village)
A Holland V institution: founder Winnie started it as a home salon in nearby Chip Bee Gardens in 2001, and it now has two outlets in the village. Manicures, pedicures, gel and nail art, with many clients who have stayed since the beginning.
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8. Private Room (Holland Village Shopping Mall)
A one-stop lash, brow and nail studio running since 2014, with its own lash academy. Lash extensions are the flagship, from natural to Russian volume, alongside brow and eyeliner embroidery, gel nails and IPL hair removal. Reviews across its outlets mention gentle staff and no hard selling.
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Getting There: The Lay of the Land
Holland Village MRT (CC21) is on the Circle Line. One Holland Village and Raffles Holland V are both connected to the station, so you can step from the platform to a manicure without much of a walk. Holland Village Shopping Mall and the Lorong Liput and Lorong Mambong shophouses are a short walk away.
Jelita Mall is a longer walk up Holland Road, about ten minutes, and Holland Close sits just beyond the village core, so check the map on each salon’s Glamingo page before you set off. Many salons here are small, so book ahead.
Nail products, lash glue and brow pigments are cosmetic products, and the Health Sciences Authority’s cosmetic products overview explains how they’re regulated in Singapore. It’s always fine to ask a studio what it uses, or for a patch test first.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I get my nails done near Holland Village MRT?
Holland Village Shopping Mall is the hub, with nail bars doing gel, dip and Russian manicures and a strong no-hard-sell culture. A gel manicure there costs about $40 to $50. I Love Nails has two outlets in the village, and Raffles Holland V, connected to the station, is known for nail art.
How much is a facial in Holland Village?
Facials in Holland Village usually start from about $70 at One Holland Village and from about $80 at Holland Piazza and the village shophouses. That puts Holland V at the upper-middle end of Singapore pricing. Flora by Face Bistro on Lorong Liput and Cecilia Westberry Beauty Spa on Holland Close are two long-running options.
Which malls are connected to Holland Village MRT?
One Holland Village and Raffles Holland V are both connected to Holland Village MRT (CC21) on the Circle Line. Holland Village Shopping Mall and the Lorong Liput and Lorong Mambong shophouses are a short walk away, while Jelita Mall is a longer walk up Holland Road, about ten minutes away.
Are there good hair salons in Holland Village?
Yes. Holland V has premium and Japanese-style salons, organic colour studios and private one-chair salons. L Hair Salon, a private salon in Holland Village Shopping Mall, holds a 5.0 rating, and Cendre@Sweenys at One Holland Village focuses on colour. Woodstock Barber covers fades and modern men’s cuts.
Book Beauty Near Holland Village MRT on Glamingo
Skip the endless scrolling and browse by what you want done. Start with gel nails, facials or waxing, or explore everything in Holland Village Shopping Mall, One Holland Village and the Holland Village area. You can compare menus and request a booking in a few taps.
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