“How much will it cost?” is usually the very first question we hear, and it deserves a straight answer. If you have been searching for an eyelash extension Singapore price guide, you have probably noticed that prices vary a lot from salon to salon, and that it is not easy to tell what is included. That makes it hard to compare, and even harder to budget.
So we are putting our numbers on the table. In this guide, we share the full menu at The Lash Company, from our Natural Classic set at $98 to our Full Volume set at $188, along with first trial prices from $78 and refill prices from $68. We explain what each price covers, what a refill costs and when you need one, and how removal fees work if you are switching from another salon.
We also look at the bigger picture. Why does one salon charge far less than another? What are you really paying for when you book a set of eyelash extensions? And how do you work out what your lashes will cost over a few months, rather than just on day one?
Many of our first-time clients tell us they were nervous about hidden costs. Our aim with this guide is simple: by the end of it, you should know exactly what to expect, what questions to ask any salon, and how to choose a set that fits both your look and your budget.
Eyelash Extension Singapore Price Guide: Our Full Menu
Here is the complete menu at The Lash Company, with every full set, first trial and refill price as listed. All prices are in Singapore dollars, and each one is listed openly on our website so you can plan before you book.
| Style | Strands | Full set | First trial | Refill within 3 weeks | Refill within 4 weeks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Natural Classic | Up to 120 | $98 | $78 | $68 (recommended within 2 to 3 weeks) | Not listed |
| Full Classic | Up to 250 | $118 | $98 | $68 | $90 |
| Hybrid (Classic + 2D) | Mix of singles and 2D fans | $138 | $108 | $78 | $98 |
| 2D Volume | Up to 400 | $158 | $128 | $88 | $108 |
| 3D Volume | Up to 500 | $168 | $138 | $98 | $118 |
| Full Volume | Up to 800 | $188 | $158 | $108 | $128 |
Strand counts for Full Classic, 2D Volume and Full Volume depend on your natural lash count.
Reading the menu
The price of a set rises with two things: the number of extensions applied and the technique used. Classic sets place one extension on each natural lash. Hybrid sets mix single extensions with 2D fans, which are two very fine extensions shaped together and placed on one natural lash. Volume sets use handmade fans throughout, and our Full Volume set uses fans of 3 to 6 lashes depending on your natural lashes.
More extensions and more handmade fans mean more time in the chair and more skill from your stylist. That is the main reason a Full Volume set costs more than a Natural Classic set. It is not about one being “better” than the other. A Natural Classic set can look just as beautiful as a Full Volume set on the right person, and for many clients it is the more flattering choice.
Which price applies to you?
If it is your first time trying a set with us, look at the first trial column. If you are coming back to maintain an existing set from us, look at the refill columns. If you want a brand-new full set because your old one has grown out or you would like a different style, the full set price applies. You can see descriptions of each style, with photos, on our lash menu.
First Trial Prices: Trying a Set for the First Time
Every style on our menu has a first trial price, which sits $20 to $30 below the regular full set price. Natural Classic is $78 instead of $98, Full Classic is $98 instead of $118, Hybrid is $108 instead of $138, 2D Volume is $128 instead of $158, 3D Volume is $138 instead of $168, and Full Volume is $158 instead of $188.
Why first trials matter
Choosing your first set can feel like a leap. You are not sure how extensions will feel, how they will fit into your routine, or how your natural lashes will respond. A first trial price lowers the cost of finding out. In our experience, the first set is also a learning set: you discover how you like the length, whether you want more or less volume, and how well you take to the aftercare routine.
Choosing your first set
It is tempting to jump straight to the most dramatic look you have seen online. Our gentle advice is to choose the set that suits your natural lashes and your lifestyle, not the one with the most strands. For many first-timers, Natural Classic, Full Classic or Hybrid is a comfortable starting point. Clients who want fluff but less drama, or who have sparser or thinner lashes, often enjoy 3D Volume. Full Volume is designed for clients who are already experienced with lash extensions.
What happens at the consultation
Your first appointment starts with a consultation. Your stylist will look at the length, thickness and health of your natural lashes, talk through the look you want, and recommend a style and curl. If a set you have in mind is not a good fit for your lashes, they will tell you honestly and suggest an alternative. That conversation is part of the value of a first trial: you are not only paying for lashes, you are getting a personalised recommendation that sets you up for every refill afterwards.
Please arrive with clean eyes and no eye makeup, and avoid oil and cream-based cleansers for 3 days beforehand. That gives your stylist more time to focus on your lashes.
What Does an Eyelash Extension Refill Cost?
A refill is a top-up appointment. Your stylist removes extensions that have grown out and fills in gaps where extensions have shed with your natural lashes, so your set looks full again without starting from scratch.
Refill prices on our menu
- Natural Classic: $68, recommended within 2 to 3 weeks.
- Full Classic: $68 within 3 weeks, $90 within 4 weeks.
- Hybrid: $78 within 3 weeks, $98 within 4 weeks.
- 2D Volume: $88 within 3 weeks, $108 within 4 weeks.
- 3D Volume: $98 within 3 weeks, $118 within 4 weeks.
- Full Volume: $108 within 3 weeks, $128 within 4 weeks.
Why timing changes the price
Your extensions are attached to your natural lashes, and your natural lashes are constantly cycling through growth and shedding. A review in the Journal of Optometry by Aumond and Bitton describes an active growth phase of four to ten weeks and a complete lash life cycle of four to eleven months. Because each lash is at a different stage, you lose a few extensions every day as old lashes fall out naturally.
The longer you wait, the more gaps appear and the more grown-out extensions need to be removed and replaced. A later refill takes more work, which is why it costs more. Booking within 3 weeks is usually the more economical choice.
Refill rules worth knowing
Refills take between 30 and 75 minutes depending on the refill and the condition of your set. Refills can only be done within a certain time frame, so if it has been a while since your last appointment, contact your outlet and we will advise whether a refill or a fresh set suits you. If you have cluster lashes applied, we are unable to do a refill and a new set is the better route. We generally advise against refilling another artist’s work for technical reasons, but we may be able to help depending on your situation, and an extra charge of $20 applies because more time is needed to arrange your lashes. If you see “within 4 weeks” pricing on the menu and are not sure whether it applies to your set, simply ask your stylist when you book.
What Drives the Eyelash Extension Singapore Price at Different Salons
If you compare a few salons, you will see a wide range of prices for what looks like the same service. Here are the factors that usually explain the difference, so you can compare like with like.
Time and technique
A Classic set and a Full Volume set are very different jobs. Making fans by hand and placing hundreds of extensions takes time and steady skill. A full set at our salons takes about 1 to 2.5 hours, depending on the style, which is in line with the American Academy of Ophthalmology’s note that the procedure can take as long as two hours. When a price looks unusually low for a volume set, it is worth asking how long the appointment is and how the fans are made.
Stylist training
Isolation means separating one natural lash from its neighbours before attaching an extension, so lashes are not glued together. It is one of the hardest skills in lash work, and it has a lot to do with comfort and the health of your natural lashes. At The Lash Company, every stylist goes through professional training and must have at least 200 lash hours achieved before serving clients. Training like this is part of what you pay for.
Hygiene and environment
Hygiene is not the place to cut costs. The American Academy of Ophthalmology notes that infection can come from inadequate hygiene in the shop or damage to the eye during application. A clean, well-organised salon, fresh tools and a properly cleansed lash line all cost money to maintain.
Products
Ask any salon about the products they use. In Singapore, cosmetic products are regulated under the Health Sciences Authority’s rules, and HealthHub’s guide from HSA points out that a product being notified to HSA does not mean it has been “approved” by HSA. A good salon will be happy to talk through what they use and answer your questions.
What is bundled in
Some salons quote a low base price and charge separately for extras. Others, like us, include extras in the price. Compare the total you will pay, not just the headline number.
What Is Included in Your Price at The Lash Company
When you compare our prices with other salons, it helps to know what comes with every appointment. These are complimentary on every visit, whether you are booking a full set or a refill.
A deep cleansing lash spa
Before your stylist starts, your lash line gets a deep cleanse that removes dead skin, oil, dirt and bacteria. This helps to prevent eye irritation and infections, and it helps your extensions last longer by avoiding premature fall-outs due to poor adhesion. Clean lashes are the foundation of good retention, so this step protects the value of what you are paying for.
A hydrating collagen eye mask
City life in Singapore can be tiring, between commutes, long workdays and late nights. While you relax, a hydrating collagen eye mask helps relieve fatigue and dark circles and uplifts puffy eyes. Many of our clients tell us this is the part of the appointment they look forward to most.
An aftercare kit
Every service comes with a complimentary aftercare kit designed to help your extensions last longer. It includes a spoolie wand to keep your lashes neat. Close one eye, place the spoolie on top of your lashes, then roll the brush over them to keep them defined and prevent criss-crossing.
A personalised consultation
Every set is tailored to your natural lashes. Your stylist considers the health of your lashes before treatment and customises the length, thickness and curl. That means you are less likely to end up with a set that feels heavy or sheds quickly, which saves you money in the long run.
Easy payment
We accept PayNow, bank transfers, VISA, MasterCard and American Express via our GrabPay merchant, so paying is simple once your lashes are done.
Put together, these extras are part of why we describe our service as premium eyelash extensions. They are not add-ons you need to remember to ask for. They are simply part of every visit. When you compare a quote from another salon, it is worth checking whether a cleanse, an eye mask and an aftercare kit are included, or whether they would be extra. Small add-ons can make a low headline price look very different by the time you pay.
Removal Costs and Switching From Another Salon
Removal is a cost many people forget to budget for, especially if they are switching salons. Here is how it works with us.
Our removal prices
- Classic or Volume lashes done at The Lash Company: $15, about 15 minutes.
- Classic or Volume lashes done at other salons: $25, about 15 minutes.
- Cluster or YY lashes: $40, about 30 minutes.
If you are coming to us with existing extensions from another salon, there is a supplement of $25 for removing regular eyelash extensions and $40 for removing cluster eyelash extensions. Please mention your existing set when you book, so we can allow enough time. It also helps to tell us roughly how old the set is and whether it is a Classic, Volume or cluster style, so your stylist can plan the appointment properly and you are not rushed.
Why professional removal is worth paying for
It can be tempting to save the fee and try to take extensions off yourself. Please do not. Extensions are bonded to your natural lashes, and pulling, picking or rubbing them off can take your natural lashes with them. A trained stylist uses the right technique and products to release the bond safely. The American Academy of Ophthalmology also advises that if you have an allergic reaction to extensions, you should not try to remove them yourself, and should see an ophthalmologist instead.
When removal makes sense
You might book a removal if you want a break from extensions, if you are changing to a very different style, if it has been a while since your last appointment and your set is too sparse for a refill, or if you have cluster lashes that cannot be refilled. In our experience, clients who switch to us from cluster lashes are often surprised by how much lighter a properly applied set feels. Whatever the reason, a professional removal gives your stylist a clean starting point and lets them check the condition of your natural lashes before anything new goes on.
Budget tip
If you are switching salons, add the removal fee to your first appointment total. For example, a Hybrid first trial at $108 plus a $25 removal of another salon’s Classic set comes to $133 for that visit.
Working Out the Real Cost of Eyelash Extensions
The full set price is only part of the story. Because extensions shed with your natural lashes, most clients keep their look going with regular refills. A set typically lasts 3 to 5 weeks depending on your natural lash cycle and routine, and we recommend a refill about every 3 weeks to keep it full.
A typical example
Here is a common scenario. A first-time client books a Hybrid set because she wants a fuller lash line that still looks natural for work. She pays the first trial price of $108. She follows the eyelash extension aftercare routine, keeps her lashes dry for the first 3 hours, cleanses daily with a lash cleanser and brushes with her spoolie. Three weeks later she returns for a refill within 3 weeks at $78. She does the same thing twice more, every three weeks.
Over roughly 12 weeks, her total is $108 plus three refills at $78 each ($234), which comes to $342. Now imagine she had let each refill slide to the 4-week mark instead. Each refill would be listed at $98, and her lashes would look sparser in the days before each appointment. Over time, a predictable rhythm of on-time refills tends to give her fuller lashes for the money. She also learns that booking her next refill before she leaves the salon is the easiest way to keep that rhythm.
Comparing styles over time
If budget is a priority, Classic sets offer the lowest ongoing cost, with refills from $68. Volume sets cost more to maintain, with refills from $88 to $108 within 3 weeks. Neither is wrong, and many clients move between styles depending on the season or occasion. It simply helps to choose a set whose refill price you are comfortable with, because that is the cost you will see most often.
Avoiding extra charges
Our service policy asks for at least 12 hours’ notice to reschedule, otherwise the deposit is forfeited, and deposits are non-refundable for cancellations made less than 24 hours before the appointment. After a no-show, two late cancellations or late rescheduling, a pre-payment is required for future bookings. Planning ahead keeps your costs predictable.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the cheapest eyelash extension set at The Lash Company?
Our Natural Classic set is the most affordable full set at $98, with a first trial price of $78. It uses up to 120 strands to create a natural, subtle look with the illusion of a thicker lash line, and it is lovely for both day and night. Refills for Natural Classic are $68, recommended within 2 to 3 weeks. It is a popular choice for first-timers and for clients who want polished lashes without looking made-up. If you want a little more dimension at a modest step up, Full Classic is $118, or $98 as a first trial.
Is a refill cheaper than a new full set?
Yes. Refills cost less than full sets because your stylist is topping up an existing set rather than starting from scratch. For example, a Hybrid full set is $138, while a Hybrid refill is $78 within 3 weeks. However, a refill only works when there is enough of the set left to build on. Refills can only be done within a certain time frame, so if it has been a while since your last appointment, contact your outlet and we will advise whether a refill or a fresh set suits you. We are unable to refill cluster lashes. Booking your refill on time is the simplest way to keep your costs down.
Do you charge to remove extensions from another salon?
Yes. Removing Classic or Volume lashes done at other salons is $25 and takes about 15 minutes. Removing cluster or YY lashes is $40 and takes about 30 minutes. If you are switching to us with an existing set, please mention it when you book so we can allow enough time for both the removal and your new set. Removing extensions done at The Lash Company is $15. We recommend professional removal in every case rather than trying to take extensions off at home, because pulling them off can damage your natural lashes.
Why are some eyelash extensions in Singapore much cheaper?
Prices vary for many reasons, including the style and number of strands, how long the appointment is, how stylists are trained, the hygiene standards of the salon, and what is included in the price. A low headline price can be perfectly fine, but it is worth asking a few questions: How long will the appointment take? How are stylists trained? What does the price include? How much are refills and removals? Comparing the full cost over a few months, not just the first visit, gives you a much clearer picture of value.
Which payment methods do you accept?
We accept PayNow, bank transfers, VISA, MasterCard and American Express via our GrabPay merchant. Payment is made at the end of your appointment, and your appointment time includes your consultation, lash service and payment. Please note our service policy on deposits: deposits are non-refundable if appointments are cancelled less than 24 hours beforehand, and you can reschedule no less than 12 hours before your appointment, otherwise the deposit is forfeited. If you have any questions about booking or payment, our team can help by text or WhatsApp.
Finding the Right Eyelash Extension Singapore Price for You
The right eyelash extension Singapore price is not simply the lowest number you can find. It is the price of a set that suits your natural lashes, is applied with care, and is easy to maintain over the months ahead.
At The Lash Company, our full sets run from $98 for Natural Classic to $188 for Full Volume, first trials start from $78, and refills start from $68. Every visit includes a deep cleansing lash spa, a hydrating collagen eye mask and a complimentary aftercare kit, and every stylist has completed professional training and at least 200 lash hours before serving clients.
When you compare salons, look at the whole picture: the full set, the refill price and timing, removal fees, what is included, and how comfortable you feel with the people looking after your eyes. If you are unsure which set suits you, start with a first trial and let your stylist guide you at your consultation.
Whenever you are ready, you are welcome to visit any of our lash salons in Katong, Holland Village and Tras Street for eyelash extensions in Singapore that are tailored to you. Have a look at the styles, pick a time that suits you, and book your eyelash extension appointment online. We look forward to helping you wake up beautiful.
About the author
The Lash Company Team, lash stylists at The Lash Company. We have specialised in eyelash extensions in Singapore since 2016, with outlets in Katong, Holland Village and Tras Street, and have been featured in VOGUE, TimeOut and Expat Living.