Singapore has Southeast Asia's most developed clean beauty nail scene — with salons operating at 5-free to 13-free standards, independently verified products, and UV-sterilized tools as a stated norm rather than a selling point.
🌱 Vegan options available🧪 Up to 13-free polish available📍 Orchard · Tampines · Tiong Bahru · Changi
SGD 28–80Wellness manicure range
~$21–$59 USDUSD equivalent (May 2026)
13-freeHighest standard available locally
No tippingNot expected in Singapore
Singapore is the most reliable city in Southeast Asia for clean beauty nail care. Several established salons operate with verified non-toxic formulas, UV sterilization of tools, and transparent product labeling — standards comparable to leading wellness salons in New York or London, at lower prices. English is the language of service throughout the city.
Verified salons
Non-toxic & vegan nail salons in Singapore
Nails & Good Company
📍 Orchard Road & Tampines
Reader's Choice Award
13-free (Orly)10-free (LCN)VeganCruelty-freePregnancy-safeHalal-certified polish available
Operating since 2018, Nails & Good Company was named Reader's Choice for Best Classic Manicure in Singapore. Uses Orly (13-free), LCN (10-free), Zoya (5-free), Very Good Nail (5-free), and From The Nail (5-free) — all cured under LED lamps. Services are cruelty-free, vegan, paraben-free, and suitable for pregnant women and children. Halal-certified polish available. Two locations in Orchard and Tampines.
Julia Beauty sterilizes all nail tools with Haenim UV sterilizers after each use — one of the most rigorous hygiene standards among Singapore salons. Stocks Orly (13-free), LCN (10-free), Zoya (5-free), and Morgan Taylor Naturals (vegan). Uses The GELBOTTLE INC for gel services — TPO-free, vegan, and cruelty-free. HEMA-free base options available. Services explicitly cleared for pregnant women and children. Offers a 21-day nail warranty on gel services.
A non-toxic, eco-friendly, cruelty-free nail salon operating as a social enterprise — a portion of profits funds vocational training and employment for underprivileged women. Uses Zoya and Coat Nail Lacquers (polish) and AngelPro gel — formaldehyde, DBP, toluene, and camphor-free. Explicitly safe for adults, children, and expectant mothers. Recognised by Honeycombers Singapore and NVPC for community work. Complimentary drinks; wine on Fridays and Saturdays.
Nailz Treats
📍 Changi Road (Centropod) & Junction 8
Fully vegan
Non-toxicVeganCruelty-freeLash & brow services
Full-service beauty salon self-described as a non-toxic, vegan, and cruelty-free experience with a strong emphasis on clean beauty. Services include manicure, pedicure, and eyelash extensions. 90% recommendation rate across 319 verified reviews on Facebook. Junction 8 branch established 2024.
Auum
📍 Singapore
UV-sterilized tools
5-free to 9-free polishVegan-friendlyUV tool sterilization
Auum uses only 5-free or 9-free nail polishes with vegan-friendly options. Sterilizes all tools with UV light — a step above the standard sanitizer spray used at most salons. Reviewed as a first-choice recommendation for Singapore manicures by Daily Vanity Singapore, one of the city's leading beauty publications.
Pricing
Wellness manicure prices in Singapore — May 2026
Singapore is the most expensive nail market in Southeast Asia. Clean beauty salons charge a further premium of 10–20% over standard Singapore prices, reflecting higher-cost product formulas and sterilization standards.
Service
Low
Average
High
Classic manicure
SGD 20 ($15)
SGD 35 ($26)
SGD 60 ($44)
Gel manicure
SGD 40 ($30)
SGD 60 ($44)
SGD 80 ($59)
BIAB / Builder gel
SGD 50 ($37)
SGD 65 ($48)
SGD 90 ($66)
Pedicure
SGD 28 ($21)
SGD 45 ($33)
SGD 70 ($52)
Nail art (per nail)
SGD 3 ($2)
SGD 8 ($6)
SGD 20 ($15)
USD conversions approximate at May 2026 rates (1 USD ≈ SGD 1.35). All Singapore prices are inclusive of 9% GST unless stated otherwise. Tipping is not expected or customary in Singapore.
💡 Booking in Singapore: Most wellness and clean beauty salons in Singapore require advance booking — walk-in availability is limited especially on weekends. Julia Beauty and Nails & Good Company both offer online booking. For weekend appointments, book 2–3 days ahead.
Before you book
What makes Singapore different for wellness nail care
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Highest regulatory baseline in Southeast Asia — Singapore's consumer protection standards are the strongest in the region. Salons are subject to NEA (National Environment Agency) licensing requirements for hygiene. Even conventional salons operate at a higher baseline than in most other Southeast Asian cities.
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UV sterilization is a differentiator — Several Singapore wellness salons (Julia Beauty, Auum) use UV sterilizers for metal tools rather than standard sanitizer sprays. This is the clinical standard and significantly reduces cross-contamination risk compared to spray-based methods.
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HEMA-free gel bases available — HEMA (2-hydroxyethyl methacrylate) is a common allergen in gel nail products. Julia Beauty and select other Singapore salons offer HEMA-free base coat options for clients with sensitivities — ask specifically if this is a concern.
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No tipping expected — Tipping is not customary in Singapore for nail services. Prices shown are all-inclusive. This applies at wellness and conventional salons alike.
FAQ — wellness nail salons in Singapore
Which Singapore nail salons use non-toxic polish?
Nails & Good Company (Orchard and Tampines) uses Orly 13-free, LCN 10-free, and Zoya 5-free. Julia Beauty (Far East Plaza, Chinatown) uses the same brands plus Morgan Taylor Naturals (vegan) and The GELBOTTLE INC (TPO-free gel). The Nail Social uses Zoya and Coat Nail Lacquers. Auum uses 5-free to 9-free polish with UV tool sterilization. All four are verified by multiple independent sources.
How much does a gel manicure cost at a wellness salon in Singapore?
Gel manicures at clean beauty salons in Singapore typically range from SGD 40 to SGD 80 (approximately $30–$59 USD at May 2026 rates). Nails & Good Company and The Nail Social are positioned as affordable options within the clean beauty segment. Julia Beauty is mid-range with a 21-day nail warranty. All prices include 9% GST.
Are wellness nail salons in Singapore safe for pregnant women?
Yes — Nails & Good Company and Julia Beauty both explicitly list their services as suitable for pregnant women, using formulas free from formaldehyde, toluene, DBP, camphor, and parabens. The Nail Social also uses formulations described as safe for expectant mothers. Always consult your healthcare provider for personal medical advice during pregnancy.
Is Singapore better than Bali for clean beauty nail care?
Singapore offers greater consistency and regulatory oversight — verified clean beauty salons operate to a documented standard with named product brands, UV sterilization, and transparent pricing. Bali has more character and lower prices, with several genuinely excellent wellness salons in Canggu, but quality varies more widely across the island. For a visitor who wants certainty without research, Singapore is the more reliable choice. For a more experiential wellness setting at lower cost, Bali's Canggu corridor delivers. See our Bali wellness nail salon guide for comparison.
What is a HEMA-free gel manicure and where can I get one in Singapore?
HEMA (2-hydroxyethyl methacrylate) is a bonding agent used in most gel nail products that can cause allergic reactions in sensitive individuals — symptoms include itching, redness, and swelling around the nail. HEMA-free gel bases use alternative bonding agents that significantly reduce this risk. Julia Beauty at Far East Plaza offers HEMA-free base coat options. If you have had allergic reactions to gel nails previously, ask specifically for HEMA-free products before your appointment.
Want to understand what non-toxic and vegan really mean? Read our complete guide with sources from the FDA, CDC/NIOSH and peer-reviewed research. Read the Non-Toxic Nail Care Guide →
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