Framesi Eclectic Hair Color Price in Pakistan

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Key Takeaway

Framesi permanent hair colour price in Pakistan: PKR 1,352 per tube across every shade. Shade numbering explained, developer volumes, salon vs at-home cost.

Framesi Framcolor Eclectic hair color price in Pakistan is See current price on the linked product page per tube — the same flat price across every shade we stock, from Dark Blonde and Medium Blonde through Light Chestnut and Dark Amber Blonde. That price is for the colour tube only; you'll also need a developer (Framesi calls it an Activator or Ossidorr), which runs from See current price on the linked product page to See current price on the linked product page depending on volume. If you've been quoted a number for the same shade at a salon and want to know what you're actually paying for, here's the full Framesi colour price list and what those shade codes on the box mean.

Framesi Eclectic Hair Color Price in Pakistan: Full Shade List

Shade	Price (PKR)	Best for
FramColor 2001 – 6/NP Dark Blonde	See current price on the linked product page	Natural dark blonde base
FramColor 2001 – 7/NP Medium Blonde	See current price on the linked product page	Natural medium blonde
FramColor 2001 – 5/NP Light Chestnut	See current price on the linked product page	Natural light chestnut
FramColor 2001 – 6/W Dark Blonde (Iroko)	See current price on the linked product page	Warm dark blonde
FramColor 2001 – 4/NP Medium Chestnut	See current price on the linked product page	Natural medium chestnut
FramColor Glamour – 6.46 Dark Amber Blonde	See current price on the linked product page	Warm fashion amber tone
FramColor Glamour – 4 Medium Chestnut	See current price on the linked product page	Classic medium chestnut
FramColor 2001 – 5/W Light Chestnut (Walnut)	See current price on the linked product page	Warm light chestnut
Framcolor Eclectic Care – 6 Dark Blonde	See current price on the linked product page	Dark blonde with care complex
Framcolor Eclectic Care – 6.12 Cool Dark Blonde	See current price on the linked product page	Cool, ash dark blonde

Prices correct as of July 2026. Every shade above is See current price on the linked product page for the colour tube; a developer is bought separately.

What Framcolor Eclectic Actually Is, and What the Numbers Mean

Framesi is an Italian professional hair colour brand used in salons, and its range sits across a few related product families — FramColor 2001, FramColor Glamour, and Framcolor Eclectic Care all appear in our catalogue, and all follow the same shade-numbering logic even though they're technically separate product lines within Framesi's system. Once you understand the numbering, you can read any box confidently: the first number is the level, meaning how light or dark the colour is, from 1 (black) to 10 (lightest blonde) — so a "4" is medium chestnut/brown and a "6" is dark blonde. The letters or decimal after the level describe the tone: NP means Natural Pearl (a neutral, natural-looking result), W means Warm (like the Iroko and Walnut shades here, which lean golden or reddish), and a number like .46 or .12 describes a specific fashion tone — .46 is a warm amber, .12 is a cool, ash-leaning tone.

This matters for Pakistani hair specifically because most of us have naturally warm, dark hair with strong underlying red-orange pigment, which becomes obvious the moment hair is lightened. If you want a natural, non-brassy result, an NP or a cool decimal shade like 6.12 Cool Dark Blonde will counteract that warmth better than a straight warm tone. If you actually want a warm, golden look on purpose — common for Eid and wedding styling — the /W shades or 6.46 Dark Amber Blonde are built for exactly that.

How to Use It: Developer Volume, Mixing, and Processing

Framesi colour is a permanent, developer-activated system, not a direct dye — it needs to be mixed with a developer (also sold as an Activator or Ossidorr) before it will work, and the volume you choose changes the result significantly. As a general industry starting point: a 20 volume developer processes colour with little to no lift, useful when you're colouring at the same level or slightly darker; 30 volume gives a moderate lift, useful for going one to two levels lighter; and 40 volume gives maximum lift, which is what you'd reach for to take dark hair several levels lighter toward blonde. We stock the Activator-20 Vol 100ml (See current price on the linked product page), Ossidorr-30 Vol 120ml (See current price on the linked product page), and Professional Activator 40 Vol in both 100ml (See current price on the linked product page) and 120ml (See current price on the linked product page) — always check your specific box instructions for the exact mixing ratio and timing rather than guessing, since this varies by shade and starting hair colour.

If this is your first time colouring your own hair with a professional system rather than a boxed home dye, it is genuinely worth having a hairdresser do at least the first application so you can see how your specific hair responds, then repeat it yourself at home for touch-ups once you know your formula. After colouring — whether at a salon or at home — hair is more porous and needs extra moisture; the Framesi Rigenol Conditioner Jar 100ml (See current price on the linked product page) is a good, affordable weekly treatment to keep colour-treated hair from drying out in Karachi's heat or Lahore's dry winter air.

Salon vs At-Home: What Are You Actually Paying For?

A single-process colour service at a mid-range Pakistani salon commonly runs well above the cost of the tube and developer combined, because you're paying for the stylist's time, technique, and the guarantee of an even application — not just the product. Buying the same See current price on the linked product page Framesi tube and a See current price on the linked product page developer to do it yourself at home is meaningfully cheaper, but only makes sense if you're comfortable sectioning your own hair and timing the process accurately; an uneven, patchy result is the most common at-home mistake, especially at the back of the head where you can't see well. A reasonable middle ground many of our customers use: get the first colour done professionally, keep the exact shade code from the box, then reorder the same Framesi shade from BigBasket.pk for root touch-ups at home every few weeks.

Is This Framesi Colour Genuine? Avoiding Fakes

Professional hair colour is a common counterfeit target in Pakistan because tubes are easy to refill and relabel, and a fake or expired tube can cause patchy colour, an allergic reaction, or simply fail to develop properly, wasting your time and hair. A genuine Framesi tube has a sealed foil top, crisp printing, and a consistent, creamy texture — if a tube arrives already opened, with smudged or low-quality print, or the cream is runny or separated, don't use it on your hair. Ordering from BigBasket.pk means Cash on Delivery, so you can check the tube's seal and printing before you pay, rather than trusting a photo posted by an unverified reseller.

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