Ideally, you wouldn't want your hair to glow – what if it's radiation poisoning – but here's a safe way to do it! Manic Panic produces several choices of glow-in-the-dark hair dye! The High Voltage hair dye series have several colors – with such jaunty names as “Electric Banana” and “Siren's Song” - that will make you the hit of every underground party or a CSI crime scene!
Manic Panic store was born in 1977, when sisters Tish and Sooky opened their first boutique. It all went crazy afterwards, and that's how you end up using their paint to make your hair glow in 2015. Plus, it's a very guiltless glow: the dye is vegan and cruelty-free - “tested on celebrities not animals!”
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This is Manic Panic in Electric Lizard under blacklight
Of all the hair colors I have ever used, Manic Panic is just about the crappiest! It bleeds for a long time after you apply it, it bleeds until it is all faded. And when it fades, the colors get all muddy and ugly. It's hideous! Special Effects has been making UV sensitive hair dye for years! They have a superior formula that lasts much longer than MP, does not bleed for weeks and weeks, and best of all, when the colors "fade" they actually get brighter and brighter instead of duller and uglier.
I use a couple of Manic Panic colors for my black light reactive hair, but I also use Special Effects, and they both last really well and fade pretty too. It all depends on your dyeing techniques and upkeep. I leave my dyes in over night while wearing a shower cap, this allows them to really saturate your hair. And I always wash my hair I'm cold water, which keeps them bright and doesn't allow them to get muddy. I only dye my hair every 6 months, and my colors are still pretty bright at that point, but my roots are too long to ignore, lol.
Load More Replies...Hair has been able to glow under a black light for a good while now. I got my hair colored with a specific hair dye that could glow underneath one about 6 years ago.
I love the wild color hair look on girls. I love punk rock and it makes me think of punk rocker girls :) Yeah, I know not all girls that do it are punk rockers, but there's something fun about it.
Of all the hair colors I have ever used, Manic Panic is just about the crappiest! It bleeds for a long time after you apply it, it bleeds until it is all faded. And when it fades, the colors get all muddy and ugly. It's hideous! Special Effects has been making UV sensitive hair dye for years! They have a superior formula that lasts much longer than MP, does not bleed for weeks and weeks, and best of all, when the colors "fade" they actually get brighter and brighter instead of duller and uglier.
I use a couple of Manic Panic colors for my black light reactive hair, but I also use Special Effects, and they both last really well and fade pretty too. It all depends on your dyeing techniques and upkeep. I leave my dyes in over night while wearing a shower cap, this allows them to really saturate your hair. And I always wash my hair I'm cold water, which keeps them bright and doesn't allow them to get muddy. I only dye my hair every 6 months, and my colors are still pretty bright at that point, but my roots are too long to ignore, lol.
Load More Replies...Hair has been able to glow under a black light for a good while now. I got my hair colored with a specific hair dye that could glow underneath one about 6 years ago.
I love the wild color hair look on girls. I love punk rock and it makes me think of punk rocker girls :) Yeah, I know not all girls that do it are punk rockers, but there's something fun about it.