Manic Panic

Step by step coloring instructions

Manic Panic is a conditioning semi-permanent hair color fortified with an herbal and protein complex. It can be used to achieve intensely bright colors on hair that has been professionally lightened to a very light blonde, and on some natural blonde hair. Some colors, particularly the dark reds, dark purples, or dark greens may give a highlight of color to natural dark unbleached hair, and may be brighter on lighter and more porous hair. manic Panic hair color is not recommended for people with more than 10% white hair. A strand test is recommended to verify color on your particular hair. Manic Panic Hair Color should be used exactly as it is supplied without the addition of any other substances.     do not under any circumstances add peroxide to Manic Panic hair Color. Do not mix with permanent colorants. Color mat stain the skin and may permanently stain clothed, towels, bedding and other material. Do not use alkaline products in conjunction with Manic Panic  Hair Color. this will upset the acid-balanced state necessary for maximum absorption of color by the hair. If setting lotions or blow-dry lotions are required to be used, low pH, non-alcohol based products are recommended. avoid eye contact. This product must not be used for dying eyelashes or eyebrows. If eye contact does occur, rinse immediately with warm water and contact a physician. Not for internal use. Keep out of reach of children. For best results, the hair should be porous, bleached, or tinted.when applied to virgin (unprocessed) hair only partial color action or no color action may occur.

Keeping it in: Manic panic Hair Color may last 4-6 weeks or longer. Less frequent shampooing with a gentle shampoo for color treated hair ( Click here for suggested Vain Hair Care Product ) is recommended to retain color. A conditioner or clean rinse will have little effect on the intensity of color and may be used to freshen hair between shampoos. (Click here for suggested Vain Hair Care Product ) Previously tinted or bleached hair will have a greater porosity than virgin hair and will retain more color. The darker shades will retain color longer and require more washings for complete removal than the lighter shades.

Getting it out: Use of an alkaline shampoo will promote removal of color from the hair. (Click here for suggested Vain Hair Care Product ) Color can also be professionally covered with a darker, natural shade of Manic Panic Hair Color. A pre-packaged hot oil treatment may further accelerate the removal of color. Follow the manufactures instructions carefully for application of oil. To remove oil along with some color, first apply shampoo without the addition of water. Add water gradually as you continue to shampoo until oil is completely removed. consult with manufactures of lightening and color removal products before attempting their use or get the advice of a licensed hair dresser.