Hair dye in the Philippines: prices, warranty and shade choice
Hair dye in the Philippines is listed from about ₱78 for a small budget color to about ₱3,162 for a premium brand, and many home dyes fall between ₱174 and ₱933. Prices depend on the shade, the size and whether the kit includes an oxidant. For offers on your shade from local sellers, write a request on BlaBlaPrice.
Approximate prices in Philippines, November 2026 (sellers' websites)| Type | Example brands | Price |
|---|
| Budget permanent color, small tube | Kolours, Bremod | ₱78 to ₱370 |
| Home color kit | Hued, Clairol | ₱174 to ₱933 |
| Professional salon color | Maxima, Schwarzkopf Igora | ₱318 to ₱1,311 |
| Premium branded color | L'Oréal, Garnier, Wella | ₱1,869 to ₱3,162 |
Consumer rights and product safety
The Consumer Act (Republic Act 7394) names hair dye in its provisions and implies a warranty that consumer products are fit for sale. The rules found say sellers must give a 1-year implied warranty on consumer goods and honor refunds for hidden defects. The Food and Drug Administration has also warned against an unauthorized professional hair color product, so check that the product is authorized before you buy.
Oxidant, shades and quantity
Some listings sell the color without the oxidant or developer, and one warns that the set must always be used with oxidant. Check whether the kit includes it before you pay. Shades are written as numbers such as 7.77 or 4.01, so give the shade you have now and the one you want. Sizes in the listings run from 9 g to 177 ml, so state the quantity you need.
Season and climate
The climate is hot all year, with wet and dry seasons instead of winter and summer. Color needs do not follow a season here, so a touch-up can be booked in any month. Grey coverage is one of the things buyers specify, so say if you need it.
Write your shade, whether the color is for home or a salon, how much you need and your budget. BlaBlaPrice's AI reads the request, asks for missing details and looks through sellers' websites and price lists in the country before it shows prices and businesses it found. Registered sellers reply in the chat with their own offer, and your contacts stay hidden until you decide. For related products see hair care and beauty tools and accessories.
Questions and answers
How much does hair dye cost in the Philippines?
Examples found run from about ₱78 for a small budget color to about ₱3,162 for a premium brand. Many home dyes sit between ₱174 and ₱933.
Do I need an oxidant with the color?
Some listings sell the color without the developer or oxidant, so check the kit before you buy.
What are my rights if the product is faulty?
Under the Consumer Act (Republic Act 7394), consumer goods carry an implied warranty of 1 year, and sellers must honor refunds for hidden defects, as the rules found describe.
Are there products I should avoid?
The Food and Drug Administration has warned against an unauthorized professional hair color product. Check that the product is authorized before you buy.