Beauty & Wellness Businesses for Sale in Singapore
Hair salons, spas, nail bars, aesthetic clinics, and wellness studios — direct from owners. Free to list, zero commission.
Beauty & wellness businesses for sale right now
Singapore Beauty, Wellness & Aromatherapy Brand Growth Platform
- Rochor Station
- 80122349
- September 2, 2026
- Asking Price (SGD) : 650
2022 Pte Ltd with Registered Yoga/Wellness Trademark
- Singapore
- 81683498
- September 19, 2026
- Asking Price (SGD) : 25000
Singapore’s beauty and wellness sector
Singapore’s beauty and wellness market is worth over SGD 1.5B annually, with steady growth driven by disposable income, tourism, and wellness spending. The sector spans hair salons, nail bars, aesthetic clinics, medi-spas, wellness centres, and specialty niches like eyelash extensions and skincare. Many owner-operated beauty businesses come up for sale every year as owners exit, expand, or restructure.
BizSales.sg lists beauty and wellness businesses direct from owners — from SGD 40K nail bar takeovers to SGD 500K+ multi-outlet salon chains or established aesthetic clinics with recurring client bases.
What beauty businesses can I find?
- Hair salons — full-service salons, boutique studios, barbershops, halal-friendly salons
- Nail bars and manicure studios — walk-in nail bars, luxury manicure lounges, gel/acrylic specialists
- Spas and massage centres — day spas, foot reflexology, traditional TCM massage, luxury spa concepts
- Aesthetic clinics — non-surgical aesthetics, skincare treatments, laser/IPL clinics (MOH-licensed)
- Wellness studios — yoga studios, Pilates, fitness studios, meditation centres
- Speciality beauty — eyelash extensions, brow studios, permanent makeup, waxing salons
- Beauty product brands — skincare brands with wholesale/retail distribution, aromatherapy lines
Typical pricing for Singapore beauty businesses
- Nail bar or small salon (1–3 chairs): SGD 30K–100K takeover
- Mid-size hair salon (5–8 chairs) with client base: SGD 80K–250K
- Established spa or day spa (fully fitted): SGD 150K–500K
- MOH-licensed aesthetic clinic: SGD 300K–1.5M (depending on doctor arrangements and equipment)
- Beauty product brand with sales history: SGD 100K–800K depending on revenue multiple
Beauty businesses typically trade at 1.5x–3x annual adjusted EBITDA, with premium multiples for locations with strong repeat clientele, MOH licences, or brand equity. See our detailed guide on selling a beauty salon in Singapore and our guide to buying a spa business.
Regulatory considerations
Different beauty categories have different licensing requirements in Singapore:
- Aesthetic clinics require MOH licensing and a registered medical doctor overseeing treatments
- Massage parlours require police licensing under the Massage Establishments Act
- TCM practitioners require TCMPB registration
- Salons and nail bars generally require standard business licensing plus product safety compliance (HSA registered products)
Always verify current licence status and transferability before acquiring. Our Broker & Advisor Directory can connect you with commercial lawyers experienced in beauty industry transactions.
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FAQ — Beauty Businesses for Sale in Singapore
What is a Singapore beauty salon typically worth?
An established beauty salon with 5–8 chairs, steady client base, and 2+ years of lease remaining typically trades at SGD 100K–300K, based on 1.5x–3x annual adjusted EBITDA plus fitout value.
Can I sell a beauty business without disclosing the location publicly?
Yes. BizSales.sg supports anonymous listings — you can disclose sector and general area (e.g., “East SG heartland”) without revealing the exact address until you’ve screened the buyer.
What happens to my clients when I sell?
Client databases typically transfer with the sale, subject to PDPA. Best practice is to notify clients of ownership change and give them the option to opt out of continued communication. Discuss with buyer during handover.
Do I need to disclose staff details before signing?
Staff cost breakdown is usually disclosed under NDA once serious buyer interest is established. Full employment details transfer at closing.