MANIC PANIC Electric Tiger Lily Orange Hair Dye – Classic High Voltage - Semi Permanent Bright Orange Neon Hair Color That Glows In Black Light - Vegan, PPD, Ammonia Free (4oz)

Manic Panic Electric Tiger Lily Hair Color Cream sets off a neon orange shade that transforms your hair into a punky color you can admire for weeks. Apply this bright orange hair dye to your lovely locks to showcase your wild side. This semi-permanent hair color is more vivid and dramatic than pastel orange hair dye and is perfect for both light and dark hair. With the resealable lid, you can easily add touch-ups, highlights or all-over orange hair color to your mane with ease The Classic High Voltage line of semi-permanent hair color conditioning creams from Manic Panic feature a range of over 50 colors that bring out bold, vivid looks for all hair types. This line of Vegan, semi-permanent hair color creams are free from parabens, gluten, ammonia, PPD, resorcinol and phthalates so you can feel good about changing up your look without any risks. Each one of our products is PETA accredited, made in the USA and tested on celebrities – not animals. And, this ready-to-use, no-mix hair dye fades gradually with each shampoo, lasting from 4 to 6 weeks For best results, pre-lightened hair to a level 9 or 10 using Manic Panic Flash Lightning Bleach Kits. Then, brighten your mane within minutes with this hair color for men and women from Manic Panic. Hair dye results do vary, though, based on base color, porosity and hair type. Avoid using on hair with more than 10% grey coverage Manic Panic originated in 1977 as one of the first products sold at the Bespoke Boutique on St. Mark’s Place in NYC. The vivid shades, tints and hues stemmed from punk rock pioneers Tish and Snooky Bellomo, who transformed the beauty brand into a leading hair color revolution still going strong 40 years later. The New York native sisters, dubbed as the “Martha Stewarts of Punk Rock” believe in not only sharing colorful hair dye shades but also sharing a portion of their profits by donating 15% of Manic Panic’s annual profits to various charities