6 Best Head Spas in the CBD, Singapore (2026)
The best head spas in the CBD in 2026 are Breeze Melody Head Spa, Black Hair Salon, W Saloon, LEEKAJA CAMP, Barber 25 from Japan and Hairology. On their own menus, a CBD head spa runs from $80 for a 30-minute session at LEEKAJA CAMP to $300 for its 90-minute Luxe, with most full sessions between $108 and $200.
The CBD might be the best place in Singapore to need a head spa. Long screen days, tight shoulders and a scalp that has been under office aircon since 9am all add up. The good news is that there are proper head spas tucked between the towers, from a Tanjong Pagar shophouse to a Korean salon in Millenia Walk. We went through the salons we have actually researched in Raffles Place, Tanjong Pagar, City Hall and Marina, and kept the six with a real head spa or scalp spa on the menu, strong reviews and a way to book through Glamingo.
New to head spas? Start with our complete guide to head spas in Singapore, then check the head spa price guide before you book.
What a Head Spa in the CBD Is Actually Like
Time is the real constraint here. If you only have a lunch break, look for a short session: LEEKAJA CAMP’s Essential head spa is 30 minutes for $80. For a proper reset, book a 60-minute session after work or on a weekend. All six stay open until at least 7:30pm on weekdays, so an after-work slot is easy, but W Saloon is closed on Tuesdays.
Prices on the salons’ own menus fall into three bands. W Saloon lists a head spa at $108. Breeze Melody’s Korean Petal Head Spa is $128 and its Purifying Scalp Head Spa $148. LEEKAJA CAMP’s 60-minute Signature is $200, and its 90-minute Luxe $300. Squeezing beauty into a workday? Our lunch-hour beauty guide to the CBD has more ideas. Browse every option on the head spa hub or the Raffles Place / CBD area page.
Quick-Pick: CBD Head Spas
| Salon | Best for | Rating | Book |
|---|---|---|---|
| Breeze Melody Head Spa (Tanjong Pagar) | A dedicated head spa studio, with a facial in the same visit | 4.9★ | Book |
| Black Hair Salon (Capitol) | A head spa from a salon that has been around since 2000 | 4.8★ | Book |
| W Saloon (Raffles Place) | A plant-based head spa a short walk from Raffles Place MRT | 4.9★ | Book |
| LEEKAJA CAMP (Millenia Walk) | A 30-minute Korean head spa on your lunch break | 4.5★ | Book |
| Barber 25 from Japan (Downtown Gallery) | Men who want a Japanese head spa with their cut | 4.7★ | Book |
| Hairology (Millenia Walk) | Deep scalp cleansing and longer scalp-care sessions | 5.0★ | Book |
1. Breeze Melody Head Spa (Tanjong Pagar)
Best for: A head spa and facial in one unhurried visit
Breeze Melody is one of the few true head spa studios in the CBD, set in a shophouse on Peck Seah Street near Tanjong Pagar MRT. Its menu is built around the scalp: a Korean Petal Head Spa at $128 and a Purifying Scalp Head Spa at $148 when we checked, plus facials, head spa and facial combinations, and nails. It holds a 4.9 rating, with reviewers describing a relaxing room, skilled therapists and a clean space. It is open 10am to 9pm every day.
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Location: 60B Peck Seah Street, Singapore 079325
Instagram: @breezemelody.sg
2. Black Hair Salon (Capitol Singapore)
Best for: A head spa from a long-established salon with no hard selling
Black Hair Salon was founded in 2000 by Raymond Eng and Anthony Chu, and it now sits on the basement level of Capitol Singapore near City Hall MRT. Head spa is a real part of the business here: the salon explains its Classic Head Spa on its Instagram, and “spa” and “scalp” are among the words reviewers use most. It holds a 4.8 rating across hundreds of reviews, and regulars praise stylists who listen and a salon that does not hard sell.
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Location: 13 Stamford Road, #B2-44 Capitol Singapore, Singapore 178905
Instagram: @blackhairsalon
3. W Saloon (Raffles Place)
Best for: A plant-based head spa you can reach from the office in minutes
W Saloon is an Aveda and Davines salon with a vegan, plant-based approach, and its Raffles Place studio is on the second floor of a Lorong Telok shophouse, about five minutes from Raffles Place MRT Exit G. Its own menu lists a head spa at $108. The Raffles Place salon holds a 4.9 rating across more than a hundred reviews, and it has a second salon at Orchard Gateway. It is closed on Tuesdays.
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Location: 22 Lorong Telok, #02-01, Singapore 049034
Instagram: @wsaloon_sg
4. LEEKAJA CAMP (Millenia Walk)
Best for: A quick Korean head spa you can fit into a lunch break
LEEKAJA is a Korean hair brand, and its Millenia Walk branch (formerly ZINC Korean Hair Salon) leans hard into head spa. Its menu has three clear levels: Essential at $80 for 30 minutes, Signature at $200 for 60 minutes, and Luxe at $300 for 90 minutes with an organic express scalp care. It holds a 4.5 rating across over a hundred reviews, and a few reviewers single out the absence of hard selling. Five- and eleven-session packs are available, but you can book a single session.
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Location: 9 Raffles Boulevard, #02-48/49 Millenia Walk, Singapore 039596
5. Barber 25 from Japan (OUE Downtown Gallery)
Best for: Men who want a Japanese head spa with a sharp cut
This Japanese barbershop on Shenton Way calls itself a premium one-stop shop, and head spa sits on its menu alongside haircuts, perms, grey coverage and men’s facials. Its head spa line also runs under the name Lily Head & Hair Spa. It holds a 4.7 rating across hundreds of reviews, is close to both Downtown and Tanjong Pagar MRT, and opens 10am to 8pm on weekdays and until 6pm on weekends.
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Location: 6A Shenton Way, #03-16 OUE Downtown Gallery, Singapore 068815
Instagram: @barber25sg
6. Hairology (Millenia Walk)
Best for: Deep scalp cleansing when your scalp feels oily or congested
Hairology is a scalp-care brand founded in 2003 in Guangdong, China, and it positions itself as a deep scalp spa rather than a hair salon. Its menu has around 25 scalp and hair care sessions, roughly 49 to 93 minutes each, covering cleansing, soothing and oil control. The Millenia Walk outlet holds a perfect 5.0 rating from a few dozen reviews. It does not publish a la carte prices online, so ask for a quote when you request your slot.
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Location: 9 Raffles Boulevard, #02-17 Millenia Walk, Singapore 039596
Instagram: @hairology_singapore
Before You Book: Three Things to Know
- Match the length to your day. A 30-minute session is a reset, not a ritual. If you want the full cleanse and long massage, book 60 minutes or more after work. Our guide on whether a head spa is worth it helps you decide how much to spend.
- Single session first, packages later. Some salons, including LEEKAJA CAMP, sell multi-session packs. Try one session before you commit, and never feel pushed to sign up while you are still on the bed.
- A head spa is not a hair loss cure. A head spa can leave your scalp feeling clean and relaxed, but it cannot diagnose or treat hair loss. The American Academy of Dermatology recommends seeing a board-certified dermatologist if you are losing hair, because it has so many possible causes. Scalp products are cosmetics, regulated in Singapore by the Health Sciences Authority. Not sure which you need? Read our head spa vs scalp treatment guide.
Want more options? See our islandwide best head spas in Singapore, the best Japanese head spas, or the best head spas in Orchard for a weekend session. For types, cost and how often to go, head back to the complete head spa guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a head spa cost in the CBD?
On the salons’ own menus, a CBD head spa runs from $80 for a 30-minute session at LEEKAJA CAMP to $300 for its 90-minute Luxe. W Saloon lists a head spa at $108, Breeze Melody charges $128 to $148, and LEEKAJA CAMP’s 60-minute Signature is $200.
Can I get a head spa during my lunch break in the CBD?
Yes, if you pick a short session. LEEKAJA CAMP at Millenia Walk offers a 30-minute Essential head spa for $80, which fits a lunch break. For a full 60-minute session with a proper cleanse and massage, book after work or on a weekend instead.
Is there a head spa for men in the CBD?
Yes. Barber 25 from Japan, a Japanese barbershop at OUE Downtown Gallery on Shenton Way, has head spa on its menu alongside haircuts, perms, grey coverage and men’s facials. It holds a 4.7 rating and is close to both Downtown and Tanjong Pagar MRT.
Will a head spa stop my hair loss?
No. A head spa can leave your scalp feeling clean and relaxed, but it cannot diagnose or treat hair loss. Hair loss has many possible causes, so the American Academy of Dermatology recommends seeing a board-certified dermatologist first. Treat a head spa as scalp care and relaxation, not a cure.
Book a Head Spa in the CBD on Glamingo
The easiest way to book a head spa in the CBD is a Glamingo booking request: pick the salon and the treatment, choose a time, and the salon confirms. It works even for salons that usually take bookings only by message, so you can lock in a lunch-break or after-work slot in a couple of taps. Start with the six salons above, or browse every option on the head spa hub, the scalp treatment hub and the Tanjong Pagar area page.
