Hair Color Price in Bangladesh 2026: The Honest Keune Color Guide

The real hair color price in Bangladesh for every Keune color line — plus what actually separates a 900 BDT tube from a 1,200 BDT one, and how to pick the right shade before you commit.

If you've searched "hair color price in Bangladesh" and landed on page after page of generic drugstore boxes, this guide is for what comes after that search: professional, salon-grade Keune color, sold as genuine stock, at prices you can actually compare side by side. Keune Haircosmetics is a Dutch professional brand used in salons worldwide, and Timeless BD is an authorized retailer bringing it directly to Bangladesh — no salon markup on the product itself, and no guessing whether the box in front of you is real.

Below: a real price breakdown across every Keune color line currently in stock, a plain-language explanation of why the price changes from line to line, and answers to the questions people ask most before they color their hair for the first time.

Hair Color Price in Bangladesh: How Much Does Professional Color Cost?

Prices vary by color line, not just by brand — a natural permanent shade and an ammonia-free formula aren't made the same way, so they don't cost the same. Here's what each Keune line runs at Timeless BD right now:

This is the real hair color price in Bangladesh breakdown, per tube, for the color itself. A developer (sold separately, more on that below) typically adds a modest amount on top, and if you're having color applied at a salon rather than at home, expect a separate service charge — that's labour, not product.

Browse the full shade range — Tinta, Ultimate Blonde, Semi, So Pure and Fashion Color, side by side — at Timeless BD's color shop.

Why Does the Price Vary? Understanding Keune's Color Lines

Five different products, five different jobs. Here's the actual difference behind the price tag:

Tinta Color — the everyday workhorse

28 shades covering natural black through lightest blonde, including full-coverage formulas built specifically for stubborn grey. If you're coloring for the first time or maintaining a natural-looking result, this is almost always the right starting point. Shop Tinta Color.

Ultimate Blonde Color — for lift, not just tone

Five high-lift shades (ash, pearl, violet) designed to lighten hair significantly rather than just deposit color on top. This is what a colorist reaches for when you want to go noticeably lighter than your natural level. Shop Ultimate Blonde.

Semi Color — gentler, shorter-lived

No permanent commitment. Semi Color deposits tone without lifting, fades gradually over several washes, and includes dedicated grey and silver shades — a common choice for anyone testing a new tone before going permanent. Shop Semi Color.

So Pure Color — ammonia-free

The highest price point on this list, and the reason is the formulation itself: removing ammonia makes the process gentler on the cuticle and scalp, which matters if your hair is already chemically processed, color-treated, or sensitized. The trade-off is slightly less aggressive grey coverage than a full ammonia-based line. Shop So Pure Color.

Fashion Color (Chameleon) — for the bold shades

Four saturated, non-natural tones — violet, maroon, blue and red — for fashion color rather than a natural look. Typically applied over pre-lightened hair for the color to show true. Shop Fashion Color.

Keratin Treatment Price in Bangladesh vs. Color Price: What's the Difference?

Worth untangling, since the two searches often overlap. Professional keratin/smoothing salon services in Bangladesh commonly run somewhere in the ৳4,000–8,000 range depending on hair length and the salon — that figure covers the stylist's time and technique, not just product. Buying the treatment product itself is a different cost entirely: a professional mask like FELPS S.O.S Mask runs from ৳3,000, while an intensive smoothing treatment such as FELPS Omega Zero Acai Oil Nanoplastia sits around ৳15,500 for the full-strength professional formula. Color and keratin treatment solve different problems — one changes your hair's tone, the other rebuilds the structural protein that gives hair its strength — so it's worth being clear on which one you're actually pricing before you compare numbers.

How to Choose the Right Shade: A Quick Buying Guide

Once you've seen the hair color price in Bangladesh for each line, the harder question is which one actually fits your hair. Four things to check before you buy:

1. Match your starting point first. Choosing a shade level more than 1–2 steps lighter than your natural color usually needs pre-lightening — that's a job for Ultimate Blonde or a bleach step, not a straight Tinta Color application.
2. Decide how committed you are. Testing a tone → Semi Color. Covering grey for the long term → Tinta Color or Ultimate Cover. Sensitive scalp or already-damaged hair → So Pure.
3. Always patch test 48 hours before full application, especially the first time you use a new line.
4. Use the lowest developer volume that gets you the result you want. More lift always means more processing on the hair.

Swatches don't sell a shade — seeing it worn does.

The goal with any of these lines: natural, healthy-looking color, not a flat, obviously-dyed result.

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