Manic Panic Rockabilly Semi Permanent Hair Colour Cream, 113g - Blue

I have dark hair color as I am Indian, its pitch black if you have any doubt, so before using this color make sure you bleach your hair blond if you are an indian or south asian like me.If you are past 60 like my Nani case is different.now the color is really nice and if you are looking to get green color out of it then you have to follow the following steps:1. bleach your hair2. apply the dye3. show of the ujala color for a week4. do shampoo5. bleach your hair this time be gentle and use mild bleach.6. viola!! magic ujaala turns green..not kidding and this green stayed for about 4months till i chopped of the colored part of my hair

Dear all amazon customers,I usually don't write reviews about any product but, when I do it's unpleasant. I have tried many semi-permanent hair color brands and Manic Panic is not up to the mark neither Crazy Color nor Punky Colours.I keep on trying semi-permanent hair colors on platinum blond highlights where color gets a great platform to show its true potential but Manic Panic, Crazy Color, and Punky Colours failed miserably. I deposited their hair color on my platinum blonde hair twice having half an hour interval but still, there was no satisfaction.If you are truly looking for great hair colors then I would suggest you(No brand promotion) "PARADYES HAIR COLOURS". They are the best by far. You will love it. Their color, ease of use, and fragrance will take you to a different world.Also if you guys know any other brand please do suggest. :)

After reading some of the reviews I was a little worried as to how my hair would turn out but honestly I think it was worth the effort ... I already had brown hair and blonde highlights which effortlessly caught the purple colour .. the first wash with shampoo there was a lot of colour bleed but it didn't stain my skin... All on all its definitely worth the try and price

Just loved it. This is an amazing blue colour, but if you have black/brown hair, bleach it twice (you'll have to buy the bleach separately) before applying this colour. once you've applied the colour, keep it for an hour before rinsing it nicely, and then apply the colour again for an hour. Colouring it twice will give a rich, blue colour. Just make sure you don't colour your skin. The only problem is that it fades with every hair-wash (which I guess, is true for any hair colour), but you can reapply the colour after every 1month (just the colour, no need of bleach now) to maintain the look. :)

Colour is great. But quantity is not enough even for half bleached shoulder lenth hair. The jar was almost empty till I reached the other side of my head. The quantity have to increase. the price is too high for this small amount.

My hair was already bleached so the color popped out really nicely, my hair felt soo soft after the wash as well. First wash, don’t use shampoo or conditioner, just rinse with cold water. For second wash onwards add lil color in ur regular conditioner & let it stay for a min before you rinse it off.. that will make the color last longer .

I tried Pillarbox red cream formula on my virgin unbleached hair, perhaps a level 3-4. The formula is really creamy and easy to apple. I left it in for 2 ish hours and didn't expect to say the color would show up but it did! Super happy and would definitely will try the other colours for brunette hair!

I love Manic Panic dyes however this has to be my least favourite, and I'm assuming i got a bad batch. Firstly, the color is way too pink than red. I've had red hair for a very long time, and dyeing with this color, most people were asking why i went from red to pink, so you can imagine how pink it is. Hair will look red in pictures but under natural light it's more pink. Secondly, this dye has to be the only one I've used by manic panic that stains everything. I've used this and washed my hair thrice/four times, if i even run my hand through my hair, my hand is pink stained completely. Also, every morning i wash my face, my face wash lathers up pink which probably means that the hair pigment transfers regularly to my face. I'll probably not get this shade again 🥺