maCo Nail Spa sits at B1-01 of Holland Village MRT station — inside the station itself, at 200 Holland Avenue — making it one of the easiest spots in the neighbourhood to slot in a little pampering between errands or on the way home.
The outlet is part of Pixie Nail Spa Group, a Singapore beauty company founded in 2012 from a single store in Marina Square. Today the group runs 35 outlets in prime locations across the island's shopping malls and MRT stations, supported by a robust team of more than 200 beauty therapists, which has made it one of Singapore's leading beauty salons. maCo is one of the group's five brands, alongside Pixie, Buff'd, Qoosh and Picota.
Services span nails, eyelashes, embroidery, waxing and treatments, all carried out by highly trained, highly certified beauty therapists. The group promises a leisure nail spa with exceptional customer service and high standards of hygiene practices in a relaxing ambiance of coziness.
The in-house mantra says it best: walk into the store and feel like a queen. Be pampered, be lux.
Tucked into unit B1-01 of Holland Village MRT station, maCo Nail Spa brings a full slate of nail and beauty services to one of Singapore's most convenient addresses — literally inside the train station. Whether you're a Holland Village local, work nearby, or are simply passing through, a pampering session is only steps from the platform.
maCo is one of five brands operated by Pixie Nail Spa Group, a homegrown beauty company that has grown from a single Marina Square store into one of the country's largest salon networks. The Holland Village outlet carries the group's promise of exceptional customer service, high standards of hygiene and a relaxing ambiance of coziness — in a spot designed to fit around your day, not complicate it.
The Pixie Nail Spa Group story began in 2012 with a single store in Marina Square. Just over a decade later, the group runs 35 outlets in prime locations across Singapore's shopping malls and MRT stations, supported by a robust team of more than 200 beauty therapists. That scale has made it one of Singapore's leading beauty salons.
Expansion has focused on convenience: the group points out that its stores are placed so you can always get your beauty pampering session done "anytime and anywhere." The network operates under five brand names — Pixie, Buff'd, Qoosh, maCo and Picota — each with its own personality but sharing the same pool of highly trained therapists and the same operating standards.
Services at maCo fall into five broad areas: nails, eyelashes, embroidery, waxing and treatments. Nails are the heart of the offer — the group describes a wide selection of nail services carried out by highly certified beauty therapists whose job, in its own words, is to "work magic on your nails."
A visit can stretch well beyond nails. Eyelash services, embroidery, waxing and additional treatment services sit alongside the nail menu, making it possible to bundle several kinds of pampering into one appointment rather than criss-crossing the island between specialists.
The group leans into a simple, playful promise: "Walk into our store and feel like a queen!" The setting is meant to feel luxurious yet cozy, the therapists are described as highly certified, and hygiene is emphasised across the brand's own materials. Be pampered, be lux, be the queen — that is the mantra customers carry with them out the door.
The scale matters for consistency too: with more than 200 beauty therapists across the network, the group says it is dedicated to exceeding customers' expectations at all levels. Customer testimonials feature prominently on its website — a signal of how central service reputation has been to the growth from one store to thirty-five.
The practical bits are straightforward. The outlet sits at B1-01 Holland Village MRT Station, 200 Holland Avenue, Singapore 278995 — inside the station itself, easy to reach by train and simple to fold into a shopping trip around Holland Village.
Booking is encouraged. The group invites customers to call to book an instant appointment, and its website's Book Appointment page lists all 35 outlets so you can pick the branch and time that suits. If you like a deal, the PROMOS page and the group's newsletter — "Send me awesome promotions!" — are where offers are announced. Opening hours for this particular branch aren't published on the group site, so it's worth checking the outlets page or calling ahead before you travel.
For residents of Holland Village and anyone commuting through the MRT, maCo offers the rare combination of a big network's standards with a neighbourhood location: certified therapists, a wide service menu and hygiene you don't have to think twice about, all within sight of the train doors. And if this branch happens to be busy, there are 34 sister outlets around the island running the same playbook.