Collection: Color Radiance & Maintenance

Color Studio Color Pot Lip & Cheek Tint Price in Pakistan

Six shades. All Rs. 1,080. The range isn't complicated — Color Studio Professional kept it simple: Primrose, Heartthrob, Firecracker, Love Spell, Circus, and Sobi, all the same price on Highfy. At Naheed the shelf stock for Color Studio can be hit-or-miss depending on which branch you're at, but Highfy usually carries all six. The Color Pot is a cream tint, dual-use for lips and cheeks, and at this price it doesn't take much convincing to try more than one shade.

The Dual-Use Claim — What It Actually Means

Not a Replacement for Two Products

The Color Pot works on cheeks and lips, yes. But "replaces your blush and lipstick" is stretching it. On cheeks you're getting a sheer flush — not the coverage of a powder blush — and on lips it's a stain, not a proper lipstick. If your everyday routine involves a buildable powder blush and a full lipstick, this isn't swapping either out. What it does: simplifies a quick look. A light flush on the cheeks and a wash of color on the lips, done in under 90 seconds. For that, Rs. 1,080 is fine.

Applying It Without Making It Look Wrong

Skip the brush, use your fingers. The formula is occlusive — it warms on contact with skin and sinks in rather than sitting flat — and a brush keeps it too cool, you get drag marks instead of a diffused flush. On lips, press from the center and blend outward; don't try to line the lip first or it looks deliberate in a way that doesn't suit this product. The finish is sheer, supposed to be sheer, don't fight it.

And in Karachi summers? It moves. After 4–5 hours on oily skin without any powder, you'll have basically nothing left on your cheeks — that's expected from a cream formula, not a flaw specific to Color Studio. Translucent powder pressed lightly over the top holds it for 6–7 hours, workable for most days out. On the lips it fades faster, especially through meals in this heat —

Shade Guide — The Honest Version

Heartthrob, Firecracker, Circus

Heartthrob first, because it's the shade most women end up with and it earns the popularity. Warm pink, shows well on medium and wheatish Pakistani skin, doesn't pull coral or cool — the safe pick for a reason. Firecracker is coral-leaning and I'd skip it unless your skin is on the deeper end; on fair-to-medium complexions it pulls orange in a way that reads like an accident rather than a color choice. The pigmentation is moderate across the range, not buildable in layers, so what you get on the first blend is what you're keeping. Circus is berry-wine and applies much darker than the pot color suggests — not a warning, more a heads-up, the depth is flattering for evenings.

Primrose, Love Spell, Sobi

Primrose won't register on anything past light skin. Fair-skin shade, full stop. Love Spell is the genuinely versatile pick — pink-mauve, no strong lean in either direction, the one to buy if you're not sure where your skin tone sits in this range. Sobi is the most interesting shade: dusty rose with warm undertones, doesn't go ashy on Pakistani skin the way straight mauves often do. I'd pick Sobi over Primrose for a wider range of complexions. Two pots — Love Spell and Sobi — comes to Rs. 2,160, which covers most day looks without reaching for imports at Rs. 4,500+.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the price of Color Studio Color Pot in Pakistan?

A: Rs. 1,080 per pot on Highfy, same for all six shades — Primrose, Heartthrob, Firecracker, Love Spell, Circus, Sobi. Color Studio is a local Pakistani brand, no import markup.

Q: Does Color Pot actually work on both lips and cheeks?

A: Yes, though calling it a replacement for blush and lipstick is an overstatement. On cheeks it gives a sheer flush — set with translucent powder or it migrates after 4–5 hours on oily skin. On lips the stain holds a couple of hours, fades through meals. Works for a quick natural look, not for full coverage.

Q: Which Color Pot shade suits Pakistani skin tones?

A: Heartthrob (warm pink) for medium to wheatish skin — reliable, the most widely flattering in the range. Love Spell is the most versatile across tones. Skip Primrose on anything past light skin. Firecracker pulls orange on fair complexions. Circus and Sobi work better on deeper skin or for evenings.