MANIC PANIC Classic Hot Hot Pink Semi Permanent Hair Color - Neon Pink Hair Dye for Women & Men That Lasts 4-6 Weeks - Vegan, Ammonia & Cruelty-Free - Create & Mix Custom Shades (4oz)

Loved the color and it lasted for a while. I thought the tub was a bit bigger tho but it still has a lot of product.My ends are a different color only because beforehand I bleached it and the bottom didn’t completely bleach.

Manic Panic is pretty easy to use. I had my hair cut and colored professionally in early March. By late June it was a hot mess. Cash flow has been at an all time low for months. I just couldn’t afford my colorist and my self esteem was in the toilet. Roots for days in white, silver, grey and ash blonde. I decided to go for it. I didn’t want to attempt to bleach my roots first and Virgin hair doesn’t take the color as well as my many years of porous bleached hair. I just didn’t trust myself to try the flash lightening kit. I haven’t done my own Manic Panic since the 80’s and never attempted to do the back. I have limited neck mobility due to fusing my neck front and back. Did my best and with the exception of some of my multi colored natural hair that didn’t take so well, I’m pretty pleased with the result. Manic left my hair soft and well conditioned. It was pretty fried from the hairspray and product a pixie on fine hair requires to stay put. The color is a little tough to get off the skin, but a little alcohol on a Qtip helped. Haven’t washed it yet, but plan to use cold water. Hopefully it will hold up for a little bit. Next time I might go for the flash bleach first, but would need a friend to help with the back of my head for sure. Easy peasy! And apparently it glows under a black light. Not that I have one, but I would love to see if it actually does!

Used this Manic Panic Hot Hot Pink hair dye on my daughter (along with Manic Panic Electric Amethyst and Arctic Fox Purple AF). We love the results! It’s a beautiful, vibrant bright pink that changes the shade of pink with the different tones in my daughter’s hair. I placed a plastic shower cap over her freshly dyed hair & had her leave the dye in pretty much all day (applied around 10am) before rinsing it out (9 hours later) in cold water until it ran clear. I did shampoo and condition her hair also in cold water, and blow dried on the cool setting. Her hair gets so many compliments!Disclaimer: I did prelighten her hair to a pale yellow before applying the color.

First of all, the color was incredibly even, and it's worth noting that I have very thick and coarse hair. I naturally have medium brown hair and I bleached to about a 8-9. This was part laziness, part minimizing damage. It felt risky not going to 10, but the results speak volumes.I spent about 15 minutes massaging it in and combing it through before putting on a plastic cover then sitting in the sun at several angles to get heat exposure to all zones. The final product was an incredibly vibrant magenta that most cameras struggled to capture. It wasn't until I used a dslr with a professional color gamut to capture it. The true color not seen here is #ff20ff. This picture, however, was taken with my phone. Both in indirect and direct light, it pops even more than shown. What this does capture is how even it is. I sent this to my hair stylist and she was blown away at how even it is. The color stay is good, but I don't wash my hair as often as most. Maybe once a week. I've used natural shampoos for years and as a result I don't produce unnatural amounts of oil like if I used harsh shampoos and conditioners that strip the life out of your hair and scalp which trick your scalp into secreting too much oil. The color is still pretty strong even though I have over an inch of roots. Even still, my lighter brown new roots actually look good with the faded color. At this point I'm 2 months into the color and it basically isn't fading fast enough for me to change up my colors.This was my first dye job and I'm blown away. I've yet to see a decent reason to switch to one of many other less expensive or "premium' or "salon" brands. Doubly so since the product line for MP is expansive.One complaint is long lingering smell weeks later if hair is at wet, and one tip is to use heat (sun works great) and to, if you want aggressive color, no color variation, and easily achieved consistency, leave this stuff in undiluted for at least 1.5 hours. If you have a normal scalp, you won't have issues. If you're sensitive, work coconut oil into your hair twice a day for two days prior to coloring to give your scalp a little protection.I have other colors from Punky and Arctic Fox and I'm tempted to skip them and go with Manic again.