Changing your hair colour is a fun, low-cost way to refresh your look. With many quality options now available, hair colour prices in Pakistan are more budget-friendly than ever, starting as low as Rs. 678 at Derma.pk.

Whether you want vibrant shades, natural tones or long-lasting grey coverage, there is a hair colour to suit every preference and budget. This guide covers typical prices, popular brands and tips for great results at home.

Range of hair color boxes available in Pakistan

Hair Color Price in Pakistan: A Quick Overview

Prices vary with brand, formulation and durability:

Budget options from Rs. 678: brands like Garnier and Revlon for at-home colouring.
Mid-range, roughly Rs. 1,000-2,000: brands such as L'Oreal for long-lasting, vibrant colour.
Premium: options like Elcea for salon-quality, ammonia-free results.

Best-Value Hair Colors

Garnier Color Naturals (Rs. 678) — nourishing formula with olive oil for shiny hair.
Revlon Colorsilk (Rs. 699) — ammonia-free, vibrant shades with full grey coverage.
Keune Hair Color Cream (Rs. 699) — natural tones with long-lasting results.
Elcea — naturally formulated, a top pick for ammonia-free colour.

How to Choose the Right Shade

Match the colour to your skin undertone: warm undertones suit golden, honey or caramel shades, while cool undertones suit ashy or icy hues. Natural tones need less upkeep than vivid fashion colours, and ammonia-free formulas are kinder to sensitive scalps and frequent colourers. Always run a strand test first.

Colour Aftercare

To keep colour bright, wash with colour-safe shampoos and seal in shine with lightweight hair oils and serums. Colouring can leave strands dry, so a mask from our damaged hair range or a little argan oil helps restore softness. If you notice extra shedding, our anti-hair fall range supports stronger hair between colourings.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Skipping the patch test for allergies before full application.
Not following the product instructions and timings.
Applying colour to dirty, product-heavy hair.
Choosing a shade that clashes with your natural hair and skin tone.