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Friday, April 11, 2008Labels: Hair Color
Special Effects Fish BowlFriday, April 11, 2008Labels: Hair Color Manic Panic Electric BananaFriday, October 19, 2007![]() Electric Banana is precisely what it sounds like -- bright, unnatural, saturated yellow. The photo shown here -- faded and in desperate need of bleach -- does not do it justice.Labels: Hair Color Special Effects Iguana Green![]() ![]() I use Special Effects Iguana Green every December. It's my Christmas color. A vibrant, saturated green, it is precisely what Electric Lizard and Enchanted Forest are not. Fades nicely, so you can let it go longer than two weeks without embarrassment.Labels: Hair Color Manic Panic Flaming![]() Manic Panic Flaming is fluorescent red. It fades to a nice orange very much like Electric Lava and might as well be the same color except that Electric Lava is a tiny bit more orange at the beginning.Labels: Hair Color Manic Panic Electric Lava![]() Manic Panic Electric Lava starts out a fluorescent nearly-red and fades to a pretty autumnal variegated orange and yellow, pictured at right. Works well with brown roots growing out, so I often let it go for longer than my normal two-week redying cycle.This dye glows sort of a neon yellow under a black light. Labels: Hair Color Special Effects Blue Mayhem![]() Special Effects Blue Mayhem was my very first color and is a delightful, vibrant blue, not quite as saturated as Manic Panic's Shocking Blue. With care, it can last up to two weeks.Labels: Hair Color Manic Panic Purple Haze![]() Manic Panic Purple Haze begins as vaguely reserved rich red-purple (not to be mistaken for a natural color, but not as stand-out as blue, for example), but the red disappears after a shampoo, leaving a vibrant purple that is not even slightly violety.Labels: Hair Color Manic Panic Shocking Blue![]() Manic Panic Shocking Blue is saturated and vibrant. It's my favorite color, and I wear it by default. It can be stretched to last two weeks via diligent avoidance of shampoo, but a 1.5 week reapplication cycle is best.Labels: Hair Color Hair Color Base and Procedure All dyes are applied to bleached hair and left on for a minimum of four hours. I try to avoid shampooing more often than every few days, use a gentle shampoo, and when available, I try to use a Manic Panic colorizing shampoo of the appropriate color in lieu of regular shampoo.I find that any dye needs to be reapplied at least every two weeks to maintain a respectable hue. There are a few, noted in their posts, which can be extended beyond that because they fade attractively. Applying 1 cup of equal parts vinegar and water after rinsing the dye out does not appear to extend the lifetime of dyes of either brand that I use, but it does rinse out extra dye that isn't in your hair but doesn't want to come off in the initial water rinse, thereby making your first shower less likely to leave blue streaks down your forehead and back. Labels: Hair Color Manic Panic Ultra VioletThursday, October 18, 2007 Manic Panic Amplified Ultra Violet is a bright, striking violet .. for a few days. This color doesn't stick well in either the cream or the gel formula. Use only if you're willing to reapply it every week and can accept that most people think it's blue.Labels: Hair Color Manic Panic Enchanted Forest Manic Panic Enchanted Forest is anything but. Failed to make much of an impression on my hair, coming out a dingy gray-green of which I moved quickly to rid myself.Labels: Hair Color Manic Panic Electric Lizard Manic Panic Amplified Electric Lizard might glow under a blacklight (I didn't try), but I was singularly unimpressed with its brightness. The best it could do was a dull lime green.Labels: Hair Color |
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