Ha Lu Hair Design
Once you sit down at Ha Lu, someone brings you coffee or cold water with a cookie. The salon is Japanese-run, and it's quiet and calm inside.
Come here if
- You've just moved to Singapore and are still looking for a stylist
Known for
What guests come here for
What people say
Careful, detailed work
Partway through, the stylist stops to ask whether the length is right before cutting any more.
You get what you asked for
Before a big change, such as waist-length hair to a bob or a soft perm, they tell you up front if your hair can take it.
Hair that needs fixing
If dyeing at home or at another salon left your colour patchy, they even it out.
Making yourself understood
The stylists speak clear English, and if Japanese is easier for you, the whole visit can happen in Japanese.
Easy to look after
Cuts are shaped to need little work between visits, on curly hair as well as straight.
Styling it at home
Before you go, the stylist gives you pointers on styling the new cut yourself.
Summarised from hundreds of public reviews. Last reviewed October 2026.
Who to ask for
People customers name in public reviews, and what they said about them. Not a full list of who works here.
“I've visited a number of barbers and hairdressers in Singapore, and Tetsuya is the only stylist who has consistently gotten my fade exactly right.”
“Highly recommend Zackey if you’re looking for a great hairstylist for short hair!”
“Today, Miki gave me a haircut that completely transformed my look and made me feel like a new person.”
“Seiji was incredibly professional; he took the time to look through my reference photos and executed the cut perfectly.”
Services
33 services
Cuts
5 options · $$$
Colour
10 options · from $90 · $$
Perms
5 options · $$$
Straightening & smoothing
5 options · $$
Hair & scalp treatments
5 options · from $90 · $$
Styling
3 options · from $50 · $$$
Approximate prices from the salon's published menu, checked October 2026. Prices vary by stylist, hair length and products, so confirm with the salon before booking. Ask the salon about add-ons and packages. $ to $$$ compares this salon's starting prices with other Singapore salons' published menus for the same treatments: $ is the most affordable quarter, $$$ the priciest. Each menu heading rates its section's lowest full-service price; the price level at the top combines them, so it can sit between the headings.
Common questions
The things people ask before booking
Q My hair was rebonded recently. Can I still have a perm?
Miki has turned down a perm on freshly rebonded hair and suggested colour and layers instead, so mention a recent rebond when you book.
Q Is there a stylist who knows curly hair?
People with curly or thick, wavy hair book Seiji for their cuts.