8 Best Facials in the CBD, Singapore (2026 Guide)
The best facials in Singapore’s CBD in 2026 are at Oneme Beauty, Pocobeauty, Skin Belief, Sothys Premium Salon (100 AM), MySkin Facial For Men, L’Essenza, Cosmia Aesthetic and Skin Fitness. For a lunch break, Skin Fitness lists a 30-minute facial at $119 on its own menu; for after work, four of our picks stay open until 8pm or 9pm on weekdays.
The CBD has no shortage of facial spas, tucked into office podiums from Shenton Way to City Hall. We went through the facial spas we have researched across Raffles Place, Tanjong Pagar, Telok Ayer, Chinatown and City Hall, dropped doctor-led clinics, salons where the facial is an afterthought, and any spa with a recurring hard-sell complaint in its reviews. These eight cover a quick lunch slot, a proper after-work wind-down and men who want a facial built for them.
New to facials? Start with our complete guide to facials in Singapore, and check how much a facial costs in Singapore before you book. Only have an hour? Our lunch-hour beauty guide to the CBD covers what fits between meetings.
What Getting a Facial in the CBD Is Actually Like
Timing is everything here: lunch slots go fast, and a short facial is easier to fit in than a 90-minute ritual. Skin Fitness is the clearest example: its menu runs from a 30-minute Quench Fix to an 80-minute Age Reversal, so you can choose by the time you have. After work is the other window. Oneme Beauty and L’Essenza stay open until 9pm on weekdays, Cosmia until 9pm from Tuesday to Sunday, and Skin Fitness until 8pm.
The other thing that stood out in our research: seven of our eight picks have “no hard selling” as a recurring theme in their own reviews. Browse more options on the facial hub or the Raffles Place and CBD area page.
Quick-Pick: CBD Facials
| Salon | Best for | Rating | Book |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oneme Beauty (Telok Ayer) | A pampering after-work facial, dessert included | 5.0★ | Book |
| Pocobeauty (Chinatown) | A clearly priced facial menu with bundle savings | 4.9★ | Book |
| Skin Belief (Funan) | Breakouts and uneven skin, starting with a skin analysis | 4.9★ | Book |
| Sothys Premium Salon (100 AM) | French-brand facials near Tanjong Pagar MRT | 4.9★ | Book |
| MySkin Facial For Men (Peninsula Shopping Centre) | Men who want a facial designed for men | 4.9★ | Book |
| L’Essenza (Capitol Piazza) | A long-running salon open until 9pm on weekdays | 4.9★ | Book |
| Cosmia Aesthetic (The Adelphi) | A small, founder-run studio for acne and calming facials | 5.0★ | Book |
| Skin Fitness (Shenton Way) | A 30 to 50-minute facial in your lunch break | 4.5★ | Book |
1. Oneme Beauty (Telok Ayer)
Best for: Unwinding properly after a long day, with a sweet treat at the end
Oneme holds a perfect 5.0 across hundreds of reviews, which is rare for a single outlet. Reviewers talk about a relaxing atmosphere, skilled therapists, a head and shoulder massage folded into the facial, no hard sell and, the detail everyone remembers, dessert after the treatment. It sits on Telok Ayer Street a short walk from Telok Ayer MRT and stays open until 9pm on weekdays and 7pm at weekends.
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2. Pocobeauty (Chinatown)
Best for: Knowing exactly what you will pay before you sit down
Founded by Jami Sim in 2016, Pocobeauty grew from a home studio into a Chinatown boutique, and it now holds a 4.9 rating across hundreds of reviews, with “no hard selling” among the recurring themes. Its facial menu is one of the most transparent we found. When we checked in June 2026, Signature facials were $158 to $168 and Be’Balance Premium facials $188 to $198, with 3, 6 and 9-session bundles at 10% to 20% off.
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3. Skin Belief (Funan)
Best for: Breakout-prone skin and uneven tone, starting from a proper analysis
Skin Belief positions itself around acne and pigmentation, and its basement outlet at Funan holds a 4.9 rating across over a hundred reviews. The review themes say a lot: skin analysis comes up most, followed by no hard selling, customised facials and extractions. One reviewer calls it slightly pricier but says the results last. Funan is a short walk from City Hall MRT. For persistent, painful or scarring acne, see a doctor first, as our guide to acne facials explains. More options islandwide: our best acne facials with no hard sell.
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4. Sothys Premium Salon (100 AM)
Best for: A French skincare-house facial without leaving the Tanjong Pagar area
Sothys is a French skincare brand that has been in Singapore since 1985, and this premium franchise salon sits in 100 AM, a short walk from Tanjong Pagar MRT. It holds a 4.9 rating across over a hundred reviews, and reviewers keep mentioning experienced staff, an oxygen facial, a relaxing shoulder massage and, again and again, no hard selling. It does brow embroidery too.
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5. MySkin Facial For Men (Peninsula Shopping Centre)
Best for: Men who would rather book a studio that only treats men
Founder Adam Chua started out as a male aesthetician in 1985, and his studio has focused on men’s skin ever since. The City Hall outlet holds a 4.9 rating across over a hundred reviews, with skin analysis, acne treatment and no hard selling among the recurring themes. When we checked in May 2026, its homepage promotion offered two sessions of its featured treatment for $108. Peninsula Shopping Centre is a few minutes’ walk from City Hall MRT.
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6. L’Essenza (Capitol Piazza)
Best for: An established salon that fits around office hours
L’Essenza has been doing facials since 1998, and this women-owned salon works with Maria Galland, a French skincare line that regulars mention by name. It holds a 4.9 rating across dozens of reviews, with no hard selling among the recurring themes and long-time regulars who have stayed for a decade. Its prices are on its own booking page: when we checked in April 2026, regular prices included $128, $220 and $384 treatments. It opens until 9pm from Monday to Friday, at Capitol Piazza by City Hall MRT.
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7. Cosmia Aesthetic (The Adelphi)
Best for: A quiet, personal facial from the people who own the place
Cosmia is a small facial studio run by mother-daughter founders Jolyn Kwan and Isabel Ong, and it holds a perfect 5.0 across a few dozen reviews. Regulars say their skin cleared up and that they have kept coming back for more than a year. The menu is short and focused: a Deep Cleansing (acne) treatment, an anti-ageing tightening facial and a Calming treatment for sensitive skin, each 90 minutes. When we checked, it opened from Tuesday to Sunday until 9pm, a short walk from City Hall MRT.
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8. Skin Fitness (Shenton Way)
Best for: Fitting a real facial into a lunch break
Skin Fitness has been on Shenton Way since 2017, and its menu lists every facial by duration and price. When we checked in June 2026: The Quench Fix (30 minutes) was $119, The Aromatherapy Skin Renewal (50 minutes) $159, The Gentleman’s Routine (50 minutes) $179, The Breakout Begone (70 minutes) $199 and The Age Reversal (80 minutes) $269. A 75-minute skin assessment was free. It holds a 4.5 rating across dozens of reviews, with no hard selling a recurring theme, and opens until 8pm on weekdays.
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Before You Book: Three Things to Know
- Pick the facial by the time you have. A 30 to 50-minute facial fits a lunch hour; anything with extractions plus a mask is better after work. Ask how long the full appointment takes, including consultation.
- Treat a trial as a trial. Decide on any package later, once you know the standard menu price. Facial products are cosmetics, which Singapore’s Health Sciences Authority regulates, so mention sensitive skin or past reactions before you start.
- Plan around your diary. Extractions can leave skin a little pink for a few hours, so avoid booking one right before a big meeting, and read what not to do after a facial.
Shopping in town instead? See our best facials in Orchard. For types, costs and how often to go, head back to our complete facials guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get a facial during my lunch break in the CBD?
Yes. Skin Fitness on Shenton Way lists a 30-minute Quench Fix at $119 and 50-minute facials from $159 on its own menu, which fit inside a lunch hour. Lunch slots go quickly, so book ahead, and ask how long the whole appointment takes, including the consultation, before you choose.
Which CBD facial spas are open after work?
Oneme Beauty in Telok Ayer and L’Essenza at Capitol Piazza stay open until 9pm on weekdays. Cosmia Aesthetic at The Adelphi was open until 9pm from Tuesday to Sunday when we checked, and Skin Fitness on Shenton Way opens until 8pm on weekdays, so an after-work facial is easy to fit in.
How much does a facial cost in the CBD?
On the menus our picks publish, facials run from $119 for a 30-minute Skin Fitness facial to $269 for an 80-minute one. Pocobeauty’s facials were $158 to $198 when we checked, and L’Essenza listed treatments at $128 and $220. Trial offers and bundles can bring the price per session down.
Is there a facial spa in the CBD just for men?
Yes. MySkin Facial For Men at Peninsula Shopping Centre focuses only on men’s skin, and its founder Adam Chua has worked as a male aesthetician since 1985. It holds a 4.9 rating across over a hundred reviews. Skin Fitness on Shenton Way also lists a 50-minute Gentleman’s Routine at $179.
Book a Facial in the CBD on Glamingo
The easiest way to book a facial in the CBD is a Glamingo booking request: pick the spa and the facial you want, choose a time that fits your lunch break or your evening, and the spa confirms. It works even for the spas that normally take bookings by message only. Start with the eight above, or browse every option on the facial hub, the Tanjong Pagar area page and the City Hall area page.
