Manic Panic Hair Products Review
Manic Panic Glam Strip
For those who just want a touch of color for that big party on Friday night, grab yourself a Glam Strip for the occasion. Glam Strips are funky strips of colored, synthetic hair that slide into your own hair with a tiny, attached comb. You can use just one color or mix-and-match for a groovy, rainbow effect. The great thing about Glam Strips is that you don't have to dye your hair to get the cool color you want. If your 'rents aren't into big changes for your head, then this is for you!
Manic Panic Temporary Hair Color Styling Gel
Here's another product you won't have to get into a screaming match with the 'rents to use. And, not only will Dye Hard Styling Gel keep your hair in place, it will also add some pretty far-out color. Make sure you apply the gel as thin as possible and brush it through, otherwise your hair will end up a little more sticky and clumpy than you'll probably dig. The Dye Hard styling gels come in a ton of bright, eye-catching colors and will wash out the very next time you wash your hair.
Manic Panic Hair Color for the Hardcore
If you're ready to make a serious commitment (well, a four to six week commitment,) to having fabulously colorful hair, then Manic Panic Hair Color is for you. There are two hair color formulas, the cream hair color and the gel hair color. You can get over 30 different colors in the cream variety and 17 basic shades in the gel. I tried Vampire Red cream hair color. The first thing I realized is, you need to follow all directions precisely. The creams are a bit messier than the gels and you're definitely going to need someone to help you out - preferably an adult. Also, if you're not willing to have your hair chemically lightened (bleached or tinted,) then you probably won't get the desired effect. For the brightest possible color, you'll need to lighten your hair.For more Manic Panic products and info, head to their official site - www.manicpanic.com.
