Amethyst Ashes High Voltage | CLASSIC COLOUR

Amethyst Ashes is a smoky grey hair dye featuring cool purple tones. To achieve the most radiant results, we suggest lightening your hair to the lightest level 10 blonde before use. Pastels, greys, and toners have less pigment than Manic Panic's vivid shades and will fade faster from your hair. To mark our 40 - year anniversary, the legendary artist and founding editor of the iconic PUNK Magazine, John Holmstrom, designed a custom illustration of the original Manic Panic storefront on St Mark’s Place. This is a cream - formula semi - permanent hair color. It's a vegan formula that not only colors but also conditions your hair. Manic Panic Hair Color is a conditioning semi - permanent hair color fortified with a herbal and protein complex. It doesn't damage your hair; instead, it restores moisture and fullness to processed hair. It contains no animal by - products, isn't tested on animals, and is 100% vegan. The product weighs 4 fl. oz / 118ml. Please note: Always do a patch test before continued use. If redness or itching occurs, stop using the product.

Using Amethyst Ashes High Voltage hair dye is easy. First, lighten your hair to the lightest level 10 blonde. This will help you get the most radiant results. Then, apply the cream - formula semi - permanent hair color evenly through your hair. Remember, since this is a pastel, grey, and toner type of dye, it has less pigment than Manic Panic's vivid shades, so it will fade faster. After application, let it sit for the recommended time. This vegan formula will not only color your hair but also condition it. It has a herbal and protein complex that restores moisture to processed hair. Before using this or any new product, do a patch test on a small area of your skin. Wait for 24 - 48 hours. If you notice any redness or itching, don't use the product. To maintain your hair color, use a color - safe shampoo and conditioner. Avoid excessive heat styling as it can cause the color to fade more quickly. Also, protect your hair from direct sunlight, as UV rays can also fade the color.