Hair Color Price in Bangladesh

Every box of hair colour carries the same instruction on the leaflet — test it on your skin two days before you use it. Very few people do, and it is the most important thing on this page.

Hair Color and Dye sits under Haircare.

Do the Patch Test, Every Time

Most permanent hair dyes, and many colour shampoos, rely on a dye ingredient called PPD or a close relative of it. A minority of people react to it, and the reaction can be severe — swelling of the scalp, face and eyelids rather than a mild itch.

The leaflet test is simple: a small dab behind the ear or inside the elbow, left for the time the pack states, usually forty-eight hours. No reaction, carry on. Any redness, itching or swelling, do not use it.

Repeat it before every application, including with a brand you have used for years. Sensitivity can develop after many uneventful uses, and a temporary black henna tattoo in the past raises the odds.

Packs described as herbal, natural or ammonia-free are not exempt. Ammonia-free describes how the colour opens the hair, not whether the dye itself can cause a reaction. A swollen face or difficulty breathing after dyeing is an emergency.

Reading the Shade Number on the Box

The number printed beside the shade name is a code, and once you can read it, choosing gets much easier.

Before the dot comes the depth, on a scale that runs from 1 for black up to around 10 for the lightest blonde. Natural black is 1, dark brown is 3, lighter browns sit at 4 and 5.

The figures after the dot are the tone — the hint of red, ash, gold or violet on top of the depth. The familiar 3.16 burgundy is a dark brown base with an ash and a red tone. Tone numbering varies a little between brands; the depth scale is close to universal.

One rule follows from it. Box colour deposits pigment; it does not reliably lighten hair that has already been dyed. Going darker is easy, going lighter over old colour usually is not.

Permanent, Semi-Permanent and Temporary

How long the colour lasts is the first real choice, and each type has its own shelf.

Type	How it works	Suits
Permanent	Colour plus developer, mixed and applied	Full grey coverage that grows out rather than washes out
Semi-permanent	Coats the hair, fades over several washes	Trying a shade, or blending early grey
Temporary	Sits on the surface until the next wash	An event, or a streak of fashion colour

Each has its own range: Permanent Hair Color and Semi-Permanent Hair Color carry the full selection.

Colour Shampoos, Creams and Gels

Beyond how long it lasts, the range splits on how it goes on.

• Cream kits — a tube of colour and a bottle of developer, mixed at home; the classic box.
• Colour shampoos — sachets or bottles lathered in and rinsed after a few minutes; popular for covering grey quickly.
• Gel colour — thinner than a cream, spreads easily through short hair and beards.
• Powder and conditioner-type dyes — mixed with water, long used for touch-ups at the roots.

The shampoo format is the one people treat most casually, and it deserves the same patch test as a cream. Keep all of them away from eyebrows and eyelashes; the boxes say so for a reason.

Hair Color Price in Bangladesh

Format sets most of the price. Single-use colour shampoo sachets sit lowest, gel and cream tubes in the middle, and international cream kits with conditioner and gloves at the top.

Within a brand the price barely changes between shades, so pick the shade on the depth number and let the brand decide the budget.

Quantity is the trap. A sachet covers one application on short hair; long or thick hair may need two, and some of the bundle listings here exist precisely for that.

Searches like hair color price in bangladesh, hair colour price in bd and brown hair color price in bangladesh land here. A sachet that covers only half your hair is not the cheaper option.

Before You Buy

• Plan a patch test two days before colouring, every time.
• Choose the depth number first, then the tone.
• Pick a shade no lighter than the colour already on your hair.
• Buy two packs for long or thick hair.
• Wear the gloves in the box, and protect the hairline with a little petroleum jelly.
• Keep dye away from eyebrows, eyelashes and broken scalp skin.
• Treat ammonia-free as a formula detail, not an allergy guarantee.
• See a doctor about any swelling or rash after dyeing.

Brands Stocked Here

Brands with hair colour listed on Arogga:

• Loreal — Excellence and Feria cream kits, including a no-ammonia line
• Garnier — Color Naturals and Black Naturals
• Streax — creams, gels and an instant colour shampoo
• Bigen — conditioner-type colour in blacks and browns
• Tovchcolor — cream colour across a wide shade range
• Kota Cosmetics — fashion shades from ash grey to pink blonde
• Revlon — permanent colour kits

Popular Product Examples

Listings across the formats on this shelf:

• Loreal Paris Excellence Creme Hair Color 3 Dark Brown
• Garnier Color Naturals Creme Riche, Shade 1 Natural Black
• Streax Gel Hair Colour Natural Black 1
• Bigen Hair Color Conditioner Natural Black
• Godrej Expert Easy 5 Minute Shampoo Based Hair Colour, Burgundy
• Apple Ammonia Free Black Semi Permanent Hair Dye Cream Shampoo

Buying Hair Colour Online in Bangladesh

Decide how long the colour should last, read the depth number, and order it early enough to leave two days for the patch test.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I really need a patch test if I have used this dye before?

Yes. Sensitivity to hair dye can develop after many safe uses, which is why every leaflet asks for the test before each application.

What does 3.16 mean on a hair colour box?

The 3 is the depth, dark brown. The digits after the dot are the tone, here an ash and a red, which together read as burgundy.

Is ammonia-free dye safe for sensitive skin?

Not necessarily. It describes how the colour opens the hair shaft; the dye itself can still cause a reaction, so the patch test still applies.

Can I go lighter with a box colour over dyed hair?

Rarely. Box colour deposits pigment rather than removing it, so going darker works and going lighter over old colour usually does not.

How many packs do I need?

One for short hair. Long or thick hair often needs two, so that the colour covers evenly without being stretched thin.

Can hair colour be used on a beard?

Some gel and shampoo colours are sold for hair and beard; the pack says so. Never use hair dye on eyebrows or eyelashes.