5 Best Hair Rebonding Salons In Singapore For Sleek, Straight Hair 

Let’s be honest, girlie — Singapore’s humidity does not care about your blow-dry. One MRT ride and your sleek morning look has turned into a frizzy afternoon situation. If you’re tired of fighting your hair every single day, hair rebonding in Singapore might be the low-maintenance fix you’ve been putting off. We’ve rounded up five real salons — from neighbourhood-mall budget options to Orchard Road institutions — so you can compare systems, price tiers and locations before you commit to a few hours in the chair.

Note: This list is strictly not in order.

Table of Contents

• 1. The Base Salon
• 2. Salon Plus
• 3. The Hive Salon
• 4. Act Point Hair Salon
• 5. Blackhair Salon
• TheGirlCo’s Recommendation
• Final Thoughts
• Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. The Base Salon

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Prices: Rebonding from $159 for short hair, $179 for medium length, and $199 for long hair (confirmed on thebasesalon.com.sg).

Highlights: If your main concern is the bill, The Base Salon keeps things simple with one straightforward rebonding price per hair length — no stylist-tier upcharges listed. It’s tucked into a neighbourhood mall in Clementi, a minute’s walk from the MRT with a sheltered route from the bus interchange and Clementi Mall, so you can slot in a treatment without trekking into town.

Contact Information
Address: Blk 443 Clementi 3, #01-65/67, Singapore 120443
Phone: +65 6266 5366 (WhatsApp for appointments: +65 9783 0812)
Website: thebasesalon.com.sg

2. Salon Plus

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Prices: Rebonding for ladies ranges from $200 to $300, with a fringe-only rebond from $60 to $90, plus an optional PPT strengthening add-on at $100 (confirmed on salonplus.com.sg).

Highlights: Right in Far East Plaza on Scotts Road, Salon Plus is an easy one for anyone already doing a day of Orchard errands. Pricing is tiered by both gender and how much hair you’re treating, and the protein (PPT) add-on is a nice option if your hair’s already a little stressed from colouring.

Contact Information
Address: 14 Scotts Road, #04-09, Far East Plaza, Singapore 228213
Phone: +65 8282 9922
Website: salonplus.com.sg

3. The Hive Salon

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Prices: Soft Rebonding runs from $188 (short, Senior Stylist) to $308 (X-Long, Creative Director); Volume Rebonding runs from $238 (short, Senior Stylist) to $388 (X-Long, Creative Director) — all nett prices with no GST (confirmed on thehivesalonsg.com).

Highlights: The Hive stands out for actually separating “Soft Rebonding” (poker-straight) from “Volume Rebonding” (straight with body and bounce left in), so you can pick the finish you actually want rather than defaulting to one style. It’s a boutique space in Cuppage Plaza just off Orchard Road, with pricing that scales by both hair length and stylist seniority.

Contact Information
Address: 5 Koek Road, #03-03 Cuppage Plaza, Singapore 228796
Phone: +65 8839 3009 (WhatsApp preferred)
Website: thehivesalonsg.com

4. Act Point Hair Salon

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Prices: Shiseido Rebonding ranges from $300 (Senior) to $385 (Director); a Fringe Rebond starts from $100. Advante Smooth and Tokio Rebonding (formulated for bleached or damaged hair) range from $370 to $545 depending on stylist and whether curl-smoothing is added (confirmed on actpoint.com.sg). Prices are subject to prevailing GST.

Highlights: Act Point runs on the Japanese Shiseido straightening system as its base rebonding treatment, with Advante Smooth and Tokio options specifically positioned for hair that’s already bleached or chemically damaged — useful if you’ve been colouring regularly. Every straightening service listed includes a cut plus pre- and post-treatment, and the single Orchard Road outlet keeps things easy to find at Midpoint Orchard.

Contact Information
Address: 220 Orchard Road, #04-13 Midpoint Orchard, Singapore 238852
Phone: +65 6298 5681
Website: actpoint.com.sg

5. Blackhair Salon

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Prices: Soft Rebond ranges from $229 (XS) to $359 (XL); the Signature Straight Bond with Care+ ranges from $369 (S) to $459 (XL); a Rebond Fringe Curl In is $109 for all lengths. Prices exclude GST and are guidelines pending an in-salon consultation (confirmed on blackhairsalon.com.sg).

Highlights: Blackhair Salon sits inside Capitol Singapore, a one-minute walk from City Hall MRT, and its Signature Straight Bond with Care+ is positioned as the more premium, extra-conditioning version of a standard rebond — worth asking about if your hair needs the TLC alongside the straightening. Pricing is tiered across five hair-length bands, from XS to XL.

Contact Information
Address: Capitol Singapore, 13 Stamford Road, #B2-44, Singapore 178905
Phone: +65 6835 9976 (WhatsApp: +65 8893 9593)
Website: blackhairsalon.com.sg

TheGirlCo’s Recommendation

If budget is the deciding factor, The Base Salon’s flat, length-based pricing from $159 is the most wallet-friendly entry point here with no stylist-tier surprises. If you want to choose between a poker-straight finish and one with a bit of natural bounce left in, The Hive Salon’s split between Soft and Volume Rebonding makes that decision upfront instead of leaving it to chance. And if your hair has already been through the colour-and-bleach wringer, Act Point’s Advante Smooth and Tokio Rebonding systems are specifically formulated for damaged hair, which the others on this list don’t call out by name. As always, this list is strictly not in order — the right pick really comes down to your hair’s current condition and what finish you’re after.

Final Thoughts

Rebonding is a bigger commitment than a quick blow-dry — you’re looking at a few hours in the chair, a real chemical process, and regrowth that’ll need touching up roughly every six to nine months as new, unstraightened hair grows in. It’s also worth budgeting for aftercare: sulphate-free shampoo and a good leave-in conditioner go a long way in keeping the results looking fresh rather than flat. Book a consultation first if you’ve coloured or bleached your hair recently — several of the salons above flagged specific systems for chemically treated hair, and a stylist can tell you in person whether your hair is ready for another round of chemical processing.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How long does hair rebonding last?

Rebonding itself is permanent on the hair it’s applied to — it won’t wash out — but your roots will grow in naturally curly or wavy again, so most people go back for a root touch-up every six to nine months.

How is hair rebonding different from a keratin treatment?

Rebonding chemically breaks and reforms your hair’s bonds for a permanently straight result, while keratin treatments smooth and reduce frizz temporarily without fully altering your natural texture. If you’re weighing up the gentler option first, our roundup of 8 Best Keratin Hair Treatments In SG For Silky Hair is a good place to compare.

Should I colour my hair before or after rebonding?

Most stylists recommend colouring first and rebonding a couple of weeks later, since doing both processes back-to-back in one sitting can overwork already-stressed hair. If a colour change is on your list too, have a look at our guide to 10 Best Hair Colour Salons In Singapore For Girls before you book either appointment.

What if I just want a general hair salon and I’m not sure rebonding is for me yet?

Totally fair — rebonding isn’t for everyone. Our wider list of 17 Best Hair Salons In Singapore For Stylish Women covers a broader range of services if you’d rather chat through your options with a stylist first.