Question 1

Has anyone used this over a previous manic panic color? I have fushcia shock in my hair and it is starting to fade.

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Hey! I literally did the exact same thing as you. I had fushcia shock in my hair and did this teal over it. It turned a super pigmented royal blue and then it started fading into a more teal ish color. I had pretty pigmented pink in my hair still. So if it’s generally pretty faded you could totally get that teal color in there!

Question 2

This says paraben free but has methylparaben (the worst one) in ingredients ??

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Yes, this is a chemical soup. If you have known allergies, we do not suggest using this product.

Question 3

Bleached, white, shimmer but T-18 made me blonde. Bleach again, and use this? No dev?

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I realize this question was asked quite a while ago & I’m answering it bcz the previous answer is INCORRECT. You don’t add this with anything - it’s ready to use as it is. Now, the company recommends that if you’re using this product, which is the “Virgin Snow” white toner, that you bleach your hair 1st & then blow dry it. This gets the hair very porus which, is what helps it to absorb into the hair best. Some people will need to go through the bleaching process more than once to get the hair as light as possible (between an 8 & 10 - the higher the number, the lighter the hair). Now after bleaching, the hair ends up being yellow & brassy. This is the product that will not only “correct” the yellow/brassy tones, but it will also “whiten” it. It will take on a those cooler undertones & take on a cool white shade. Now in order to maintain this shade, you will need to use a purple shampoo a couple of times per week. You can also repeat this process between root touch-ups too bcz it is only a semi permanent type of toner & has no ammonia (which means there’s no traditional 10, 20 or 30 volume developer in it). So this is a product you can use after bleaching & after root touch-ups. Purple shampoos &/or conditioners are what you use between bleach/color services & root root touch-ups. If you’re noticing your hair isn’t as vibrant as you’d like despite using the purple shampoo, you can repeat this “Virgin Snow” toning step again if you’d like, or try a more permanent type of toning process altogether. Idk what this other person was trying to communicate in her response but her answer was incorrect & it’s not even clear what she was suggesting to do. You see, bleaching, coloring & toning can be very confusing for those who have never done it before & it’s SO EASY to get confused, frustrated & make mistakes & wind up with undesired results. Going very blonde like this is easy to screw up or ruin your hair & that’s why I decided to dismiss her response & give my own feedback. I’m actually surprised nobody else has, especially with the amount of people who have been following the cool toned hair color trend over the past few yrs. Better late than never I guess. A lot of people read & depend on customer reviews & feedback & a simple oversight can turn a process into a hair bleaching nightmare, which can be devastating. So maybe this can help someone to avoid making an avoidable mistake. There are other ways of toning hair, like using purple shampoo &/or conditioning masks that have purple pigments in them & there are even purple toning drops that can be added to any shampoo, conditioner or styling products & I personally use all of these techniques in between root touch-ups & color services, but people choose this one bcz it doesn’t require any mixing or buying any other products. But the one drawback is that this type of toning only offers semi permanent results, but it is still a ready to use product & doesn’t have any ammonia in it - which is found in most traditional toners that you mix together. Now one other thing, if you’re using this over hair that’s already been tones previously or as a root touch up, I recommend applying to the roots first & leaving it on there for the amount of time it recommends (30 min) & only adding it in to the rest of the hair for the last few minutes (maybe 10-15ish).

Question 4

How much hair will one bottle of this dye?  Assume that the hair in question is very thick and will first be lightened to a 9 or 10 per the directions

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Depends how long your hair is. I have thick but short hair and a single bottle of this will easily last me 4-5 dyes, but my friend with thick hair that reaches nearly to her waist needed 1.5 bottles of this to dye her whole head.

ASIN	B00AM2A2Y0
ASIN	B00AM2A2Y0
Benefits	Dyes hair, vegan and free from harmful chemicals
Best Sellers Rank	18,418 in Beauty ( See Top 100 in Beauty ) 137 in Semi-Permanent Hair Colour
Brand Name	Manic Panic
Colour	Blue
Container Type	Bottle
Customer Reviews	4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (4,609)
Customer reviews	4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (4,609)
Full Cure Time	3E+1 Minutes
Global Trade Identification Number	00612600710014
Hair Color Permanence	Semi-Permanent
Hair Type	All
Included Components	Manic Panic Amplified Semi-permanent Hair Color After Midnight 4 Oz. Bottle
Is discontinued by manufacturer	No
Item Form	Cream
Item Type Name	Manic Panic Amplified Cream Formula AFTER MIDNIGHT®
Item Weight	113 g
Item model number	612600710014
Manufacturer	Manic Panic
Manufacturer	Manic Panic
Manufacturer Part Number	612600710014
Material Features	Cruelty Free
Material Type Free	Ammonia Free, Peroxide Free, Phthalate Free, Resorcinol Free
Model Number	612600710014
Number of Items	1
Product Dimensions	4.06 x 4.06 x 12.7 cm; 113.4 g
Recommended Uses For Product	Hair coloring
Set Name	Manic Panic Amplified™ Semi-Permanent Hair Dye 118ml (After Midnight®)
Suitable Hair Colour	Light Blonde
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Unit Count	118.0 millilitre

Manic Panic Amplified Cream Formula, After Midnight, 0.118 kg

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