The Tampines Mall beauty cluster is now the biggest in the East, with 14 beauty brands under one roof after a S$24 million refresh. CapitaLand announced the completed asset enhancement on 10 November 2026, with 21 new brands joining the mall, 15 of them new to the East. If you have been travelling to Orchard for your Sephora or Chanel fix, this changes the maths.
Shoppers also get a year-end reward: spend S$350 at beauty, fashion, jewellery or shoes and bags stores and earn a S$35 eCapitaVoucher.
Who is in the Tampines Mall beauty cluster
The 14 beauty names sit mostly on Level 1, with a few on Level 2. Here is the full line-up from the CapitaLand release.
- Aesop, Bath & Body Works, Chanel, Dior and Elemis
- Judydoll (Level 2), Kiehl’s, Laneige and L’Occitane
- Rituals, Sephora, Shiseido, The Body Shop (Level 2) and YSL Beauty
Sephora takes units 01-26 to 27, Chanel is at 01-34 to 35 and Dior is at 01-28B. Elemis, L’Occitane and Shiseido sit side by side near units 01-31, so a facial-plus-skincare crawl is easy to plan.
Facials and skin checks on Level 1
Three of the boutiques are built around treatments rather than just shelves. Elemis offers BIOTEC facial treatments, and Shiseido has a Skin Visualiser that analyses your skin. L’Occitane runs an electronic Facial Gua Sha Experience in a private room.
The release does not list prices or booking details for these services. Check with each boutique before you make the trip, especially if you want a treatment slot on a weekend.
Beyond beauty: Decathlon, ASICS and fashion
Decathlon returns with an 18,000 sq ft Experience Store on Level 2 with more than 6,000 sporting essentials across over 60 sports. It also offers basic bicycle maintenance, racket restringing and re-gripping, plus a Buy Back programme. ASICS and Running Lab share the same level, which suits anyone planning a running goal for 2027.
Fashion and accessories get Braun Buffel, Meilleur Moment and The Boarding Gate. Jewellery and watch shoppers can look at Goldheart, SK Gold, CC Primo and Vincent Watch.
New food stops to try after shopping
The mall adds eight eateries and drink stalls, including Alchemist, Casa Vostra, Charlie’s Tea, Ging Sun Ho King of Bun, IM QALB by Pun Im, LONGJING, RUXU and Yeah Gelato. Paris Baguette (halal-certified) and Wingstop are also mentioned in the release. RUXU’s Tampines outlet is its second in Singapore, after Funan.
How the S$35 voucher works
The year-end promotion runs from 15 October to 31 December 2026. Spend a minimum of S$350 at beauty, fashion, jewellery, and shoes and bags stores to earn a S$35 eCapitaVoucher. It is for CapitaStar members only, limited to one redemption per eligible shopper per day, while stocks last.
- Combined receipts are allowed
- Each receipt must be at least S$20
- The top spender wins S$4,000 in eCapitaVouchers
- Five runners-up each get an OSIM uDiva SOFA Massage Sofa worth S$3,999
Full terms are on the CapitaLand promotion page, so read them before you pay. Year-end gifting is also on at Boutiques Singapore at the F1 Pit Building from 20 to 22 November. Book lovers heading east can pair this with the POPULAR BookFest deals running until 22 November, and anyone planning a trip afterwards can check SIA’s S$198 sale fares.
