I've tried manic panic on brown hair (no bleach)

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Lydia M.

Aug 7, 2013

Lydia M.

So for all of you that werent sure about tryin manic panic on yur brown hair let me tell you that it does make a difference. Of course, not as much as it would so on bleached hair but I just tried it and wanted to share just for those who were in doubt. It gives a light color change but in the sun you will see a difference, I kept the product for 2 hours and heat it up with my blow dryer for maybe 15 minutes to make the process go faster (; if you have any questions don't be shy, ill answer the best I can! (Btw I am not a hair dresser or wtv, I really just tried this to experiment) left is before and right is after.

Amber K.

Aug 7, 2013

Amber K.

My hair was dark brown with some black in it and I used manic panic vampire red. it turned out great!! I kept reapplying it every month and after about the third month it was the perfect color!! love manic panic!! ;)

Ivonne B.

Aug 7, 2013

Ivonne B.

Looks pretty ;)

Kaitlin T.

Aug 7, 2013

Kaitlin T.

I have blue & it turned my hair green.

Emily M.

Aug 7, 2013

Emily M.

I've been wanting to try their new crimson! Thanks!

Emily W.

Aug 7, 2013

Emily W.

Thanks! I've wondered about Manic Panic reds; I want to emphasize the natural copper in my hair without going too red and it looks like this may be a good option. Looks great on you!

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