Manic Panic Hair Dye

ok so, i like bright hair and have had bright hair for YEARS now. when i started out i had heard good stuff about Manic Panic so, i picked up some from a shop near me. i hadn't tried anything else and i'd heard good stuff about it so why not eh? i think it cost me around £6/£7 for a pot of this stuff. I went for Cotton Candy pink. My hair was already bleached up (almost white but not quite) so, hearing the good stories i went for this. I used 2 pots of the stuff and still needed more and my hair at the time (long time ago now!) was just below my shoulders. I was not pleased with the results at all. For all the product i had used on it, all i got was a ...  Read the complete review

I woke up one day day and suddenly decided i wanted neon yellow hair. I had heard many great things about Manic panic and decided to go with the shade "electric Bannana". It was fairly cheap at £4.50 and came in a well sized sturdy fashionable pot. A little goes a long way. Manic panic is semi permanent and vegan. It comes in a rainbow of colours. I didnt seem to much of scent but was quite watery consitency and dripped easily. The product itself is put onto dry hair then washed off after developing. To get the vibrancy of manic panic its recomended that its put onto light hair. I put it onto light brown hair but it showed up well and ...  Read the complete review

I decided to buy some Manic Panic hair dye because it's completely vegan - no animal ingredients and no animal testing (one of their slogans is "tested on celebrities, not animals!"). Plus they produce so many wild and funky colours which other hair dye companies don't even dare to think about! I wanted some green streaks in my hair so I bought a tub of Green Envy, part of their classic cream formula semi-permanent hair dye. It cost £7.99 from an independent cosmetic store in my local town centre (Middlesbrough) which is about the average price. You can also buy it online from various alternative websites. I have very long dark hair and ...  Read the complete review