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Key Takeaways
- In September 2026, regular facial prices published by Singapore spas ranged from about $32 for a 15-minute express facial to $995 for a 120-minute premium anti-aging facial.
- Deep-cleansing and hydrating facials listed between about $88 and $360 per session, while anti-aging, premium and hotel spa facials ranged from about $188 to $995. Hotel spas also add service charge and GST.
- First-trial prices can be less than half the regular rate, so compare the regular price, the session length and what is included, not just the headline offer.
- Check whether a quoted price includes GST and service charge. Some spas show prices with GST included, others add 9% GST, and hotel spas add a service charge as well.
- A cheap facial that skips proper extraction, or pushes you into a package, usually costs more over time than a fairly priced session done well.
If you have been comparing menus, you have probably noticed that prices in Singapore range widely. A quick 15-minute treatment and a 90-minute session at a hotel spa can both be called a facial, yet one can cost more than ten times the other.
This guide shows what facials cost in Singapore in 2026, by treatment type, using prices that spas publish on their own websites. It also explains what drives the price, where cheap facials can cost you more, and how to judge value before you book.
How much a facial costs in Singapore: prices by facial type
The table below shows the regular prices we found on Singapore spas’ own websites and official menus in September 2026. We used regular prices rather than first-trial offers, because trial rates usually apply only once.
| Facial type | Published regular price range | What you usually get |
|---|---|---|
| Express facial | $32 to $175 | A quick cleanse, exfoliation and mask in 15 to 30 minutes. Little or no extraction. |
| Deep-cleansing and extraction facial | $88 to $360 | Cleansing, pore preparation, extraction, soothing care and a mask. |
| Hydrating facial | $108 to $229 | Cleansing, exfoliation and layered hydration, often with a machine-assisted infusion. |
| Anti-aging facial | $188 to $995 | Hydration plus lifting massage, active serums and sometimes devices such as radiofrequency, all aimed at supporting collagen and firmness. |
| Premium or hotel spa facial | $205 to $995 | Luxury product lines, longer massage and spa facilities. |
Ranges are compiled from the published price lists of Singapore providers, from neighbourhood facial studios to hotel spas. Express facials typically run 15 to 30 minutes, while most full facials that list a session length run 60 to 90 minutes.
Please note: the prices above are for reference only, and the price a spa actually charges may differ, for example because of promotions, add-ons, weekend rates, service charge or GST. Please check the current price with the spa before you book.
What drives the price of a facial
Two facials with the same name can be very different treatments. These are the factors that explain most of the price difference.
| Factor | How it affects the price |
|---|---|
| Session length | A 15-minute express facial and a 120-minute treatment involve very different amounts of therapist time. Longer sessions usually include proper pore preparation, extraction and soothing steps. |
| Therapist skill and experience | Gentle, thorough extraction takes training and practice. Spas that invest in experienced therapists price that into the session. |
| Products used | Professional-grade serums, masks and in-house skincare lines cost more than basic products. At My Cozy Room, every facial uses our own BeKind skincare products, formulated for Singaporean skin and our humid climate. |
| Number of steps and devices | Treatments that add devices, such as high frequency, LED or radiofrequency, or extra steps like a peel or massage, cost more to deliver. |
| Location and setting | Hotel spas usually include spa facilities in their pricing and add a service charge. Neighbourhood studios have lower overheads. |
GST is the other thing to check. Some spas show prices with 9% GST already included, while others quote before GST. Hotel spas typically add both a service charge and GST to the menu price.
The cheap facial trap
A very low price is not always the bargain it appears to be. Here is what budget outlets sometimes leave out.
- Rushed or skipped extractions. A short session rarely leaves time to soften pores properly before extraction, which is what makes extraction comfortable and safe.
- Hard selling. Some low-priced first sessions are designed to get you into the room, where the real goal is selling a package.
- Upsell pressure. Paying extra for steps that should be part of a proper facial can add a lot to the final bill.
First-visit prices are also not the real price. A $68 trial is useful for trying a spa, but the regular rate is what you pay from your second visit onwards. Ask for the regular price before you commit to regular sessions.
What My Cozy Room charges and what is included
Our prices reflect the time and care that go into each session. Our signature facials run 90 to 120 minutes, longer than most full facials, which leaves time for proper pore preparation and gentle manual extraction by trained therapists. Every treatment also uses our own BeKind skincare, and all prices are stated upfront, before 9% GST.
| Treatment | Length | Regular price | First-time trial |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ultimate Pore Extraction Facial | 120 minutes | $338 | $144 |
| BeKind Pro Anti-Aging Facial | 120 minutes | $588 | $198 |
| Ultimate Anti-Acne LED Facial | 120 minutes | $338 | $194 |
| BeKind Signature Facial | 90 minutes | $208 | $88 off-peak promotion |
Prices exclude 9% GST. Trial and promotional rates apply to new customers residing in Singapore, for their first booking. Current offers are listed on our promotions page.
Our signature Ultimate Pore Extraction Facial is a 22-step treatment. Each session includes:
- A skin consultation and gentle double cleanse
- Pore preparation, followed by gentle, precise manual extraction
- High-frequency therapy, a cooling mist and a calming mask to soothe the skin after extraction
- A hot stone shoulder massage, crystal eye therapy and eyebrow shaping
No steps are skipped on the trial price, upgrades are optional, and there is no obligation to buy a package. Men are welcome too, and our men’s facial page explains which treatments suit male skin best.
How to judge value, not just price
Before you book, run through this short checklist.
- Steps included. Does the facial include cleansing, pore preparation, extraction and soothing care, or only some of them?
- Extraction quality. Ask how the spa prepares the skin before extraction. Skin should not be left bruised, marked or badly irritated.
- Therapist consistency. Seeing the same trained therapists makes it easier to track how your skin changes between visits.
- No hard selling. A good spa should let you book single sessions and decide for yourself.
- Reviews. Recent reviews that mention hygiene, how gentle the therapists are and the results people saw tell you more than a price tag.
Facial packages only make sense once you know the spa and plan to visit regularly, usually every 4 to 6 weeks. Before buying one, compare the price per session with the regular rate, and check how long the package is valid and what happens to unused sessions. Don’t buy a package without trying at least one session first.
Book a facial with prices stated upfront
At My Cozy Room, we have spent over 15 years perfecting gentle pore extraction, and our 22-step Ultimate Pore Extraction Facial is award-winning. Prices are shared upfront, there is no hard selling, and you are never pushed into a package.
Try a single session at the published price, then decide from there. You can book through our contact page, or message us on WhatsApp for a slot at Claymore Connect or Devonshire.
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