Lash Lift Price in Singapore: What You’ll Really Pay in 2026
Most lash lifts in Singapore cost $50 to $110, and the median price on the 25 salon menus we reviewed was $65. The cheapest started at $38, and premium branded lifts with tint built in went up to $160.
The catch is that two “lash lift” prices are rarely the same service. One menu’s $50 is the lift only, another’s $100 includes a tint and a keratin step. This guide breaks down what you actually get at each price, whether the tint is included, why keratin and branded lifts cost more, and what a lift costs per month compared with extensions.
New to lash lifts? Start with our complete lash lift guide for how it works and who it suits, then come back here for the numbers.
Lash Lift Prices in Singapore at a Glance
We looked at lash lift prices on 25 Singapore salon menus in our marketplace research, captured between April and September 2026. We took one entry price per salon (the cheapest standard lift), and left out first-trial offers, deal-site prices and packages.
| Tier | Price | Share of salons | What’s usually different |
|---|---|---|---|
| Budget | Under $60 | About 2 in 5 | A classic lift or lash perm; tint usually extra or not mentioned |
| Mid-range | $60 to $99 | About 1 in 3 | Korean lifts, keratin lifts, dedicated lash studios; some include tint |
| Premium | $100 and up | About 1 in 4 | Often branded lift systems, frequently with tint built in |
The middle of the market sits at about $65. Most salons land somewhere between $50 and $110.
Budget lifts often come from smaller studios, home-based lash artists and nail salons that also do lashes. That isn’t a red flag on its own. What matters is how many lifts the person in front of you does each week.
Is the Tint Included? (The Detail That Changes Your Bill)
A lash tint darkens your lashes so they look like you’re wearing mascara. For fair or fine lashes it’s often what makes the lift visible, so most people want it. Menus handle it in three different ways:
| How the menu treats tint | Share of salons | What you’ll pay |
|---|---|---|
| Included in the lift price | About 1 in 4 (6 of 25) | $55 to $160, median about $101 |
| Charged as an add-on | About 1 in 4 (6 of 25) | Add-on of $5 to $30, typically about $13; lift and tint together $46 to $108 |
| Not stated | About half (13 of 25) | Ask before you book |
So when you compare a $50 lift with a $100 one, check what’s in each. A lift-and-tint at a budget studio can come in under $60, while a tint-included premium lift is a different product at a different price.
Classic vs Korean vs Keratin and Branded Lifts
The name on the menu is the second-biggest price signal after tint. Here’s how the same 25 menus break down by type.
| Type of lift | Salons | Price on the menus we reviewed | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Classic lash lift / lash perm | 13 | Median about $50; 12 of 13 between $38 and $80 | The standard two-lotion lift |
| Korean lash lift / Korean lash perm | 3 | $58 to $65 | A softer, natural curl, sometimes with extra conditioning steps |
| Keratin and branded lifts (YUMI, LVL and similar) | 7 | $78 to $160, median about $105 | 5 of the 7 include tint in the price |
The remaining two menus (a serum lift with tint at $55, and a premium lift at about $142) don’t fit a type cleanly.
Keratin and branded lifts cost about twice as much as a classic lift, but most of them bundle the tint, so the real gap is smaller than it looks. Within a single salon the step-up is gentler: on one menu we reviewed, the regular lift was $38 and the keratin lift $58.
What Pushes a Lash Lift Price Up
1. Tint. Covered above. Typically about $13 extra when it isn’t included.
2. The formula. Keratin, serum and branded systems sit at the top of the range. You’re paying for the product and, usually, a nourishing step at the end.
3. “From” prices. Some studios list a starting price with options above it. One lash studio we reviewed lists its lift and tint from $105 up to $246 depending on the option chosen. Read past the first number.
4. Extra steps and time. A quick lash perm on one menu is listed at 45 minutes, while a Korean lift with pH balancing and a conditioning serum runs to 90 minutes. More steps, more time, higher price.
5. Bundles. Some studios sell a lift together with brow work. One bundle we saw paired a lash lift with brow lamination for $148. Worth it if you wanted both anyway, not if you only came for lashes. (Brow lamination has its own complete guide.)
First-Trial and Deal Prices
Lower prices do turn up. On the menus we checked, first-trial lash lifts were listed at $48 to $49, and deal-site prices dropped as low as about $18. These are fine for trying a studio, but they’re not the price you’ll pay next time, which is why we left them out of the numbers above.
Two cautions. Check what the trial includes (tint and the conditioning step are often dropped). And don’t let a cheap first visit turn into a prepaid package you didn’t plan for. A lift is an every-six-to-eight-weeks treatment; you can simply rebook.
Lash Lift vs Lash Extensions: The Cost Over Time
The sticker price only tells half the story. A lift lasts about six to eight weeks with nothing to maintain in between. Extensions need refills.
| Lash lift | Lash extensions | |
|---|---|---|
| Typical upfront price | Median $65 | Median $88 for a full set |
| Upkeep | None until you redo it | Refill every two to three weeks, median about $52 |
| How long it lasts | About 6 to 8 weeks | Ongoing, as long as you keep refilling |
| Rough cost per month* | About $35 to $47 | About $75 to $115 in refills |
*Our estimate, calculated from the median prices on the menus we reviewed and the typical rebooking gap. Your real number depends on your salon and how often you go.
On these numbers, a lash lift costs roughly half as much per month as keeping up extensions, or less. That’s not the whole decision (extensions give length a lift can’t), so for the full side-by-side read our honest lash lift vs lash extensions comparison, and for extension pricing in detail see our lash extensions price guide. If you want to stretch each lift as long as possible, read how long a lash lift lasts and what shortens it.
How to Get the Best Value
Ask four things before you book:
1. Is the tint included, and if not, how much is it?
2. Which lift is it? Classic, keratin or a branded system, and what the extra steps are.
3. How long is the appointment? Forty-five minutes and ninety minutes are different services.
4. Can I have a patch test? Especially if you have sensitive eyes or have reacted to tints or hair dye before.
Then weigh the lash artist’s experience over a $10 difference. A lift that’s over-processed can leave lashes frizzy or over-curled until they grow out, so an experienced hand is the best value there is. Our complete lash lift guide covers the safety questions worth asking in more detail.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a lash lift cost in Singapore?
On the 25 Singapore salon menus we reviewed, a lash lift had a median price of $65, with most between $50 and $110. The cheapest started at $38, and premium branded lifts with tint built in reached $160. About 2 in 5 salons charge under $60, and about 1 in 4 charge $100 or more.
Is the tint included in a lash lift price?
Not always. On the menus we reviewed, tint was included at about 1 in 4 salons, mostly premium lifts, and charged as an add-on at another 1 in 4, usually $5 to $30 and typically about $13. About half the menus didn’t say, so ask before you book.
Why is a keratin lash lift more expensive?
Keratin and branded lifts use a premium formula and usually add a nourishing step, and most include tint. On the menus we reviewed they cost $78 to $160, with a median of about $105, against about $50 for a classic lift. Within one salon, the regular lift was $38 and the keratin lift $58.
Is a lash lift cheaper than lash extensions?
Yes, especially over time. A lash lift has a median price of $65 and lasts about six to eight weeks with no upkeep, roughly $35 to $47 a month by our estimate. Extensions start at a median of $88 for a full set, then need refills every two to three weeks.
Where to Book a Lash Lift in Singapore
Prices are only half the picture; you want a lash artist who does lifts every week and is upfront about what’s included. Browse studios offering a lash lift on Glamingo, compare their menus by area and price, and request a booking in a few taps.
Want a shortlist? See our picks for the best lash lift and lash extension studios in Singapore.
