High Voltage Classic Cream Formula, Mystic Heather, 0.118 kg, 612600110180

Love the manic panic dyes. I use them on bleached dreads & the colour stays in for months. Fades. But stays in.

Thin, almost looked like dye in conditioner. It seemed to just slide over my bleached white hair rather than deposit any kind of colour into it. After three hours waiting for it to set, it’s basically a washed out full maybe pink. Was supposed to be purple. I’d had hopes as when I rinsed it, the colour didn’t seem to rinse out with the water but once dry it’s like there is NOTHING in my hair. Flash has to be on phone to even see the purple. Won’t but again.

Very good

Followed all instructions, used on pre-lightened hair less that 2 days old, colour was pastel purple.....at best. I was expecting the vibrant colour just like the product is. After a 2nd attempt I used foil and heat and was still met with a very light purple. I do like the pastel colour it gives and it'll be good for doing some light to dark gradients with another brand.

great colour but would only work on darker hair if hair was bleached first I think

I bought Mystic Heather Manic Panic expecting a vibrant bright pinkish purple as advertised and the colour in the pot looked perfect, so I am very disappointed that even on pre-lightened hair it came out as a very muted and almost pastel lavender colour. I followed the directions and used it straight from the pot (not diluted with conditioner), on clean & dry hair and left it on for over an hour covered with a plastic shower cap but the outcome just didn’t have the vibrancy I was hoping for. Previous Manic Panic colours I have used have been amazing in terms of vibrancy and lasting colour but the Mystic Heather doesn’t come close on either category so I won’t be using it again.

Great colour, looks amazing

Really easy to apply, and washes out very well and colour is very vibrant.

After lightening my hair to about a 7 in the darkest areas and a 9 in the lightest (my roots were probably a 9 after toner), I applied Mystic Heather to my hair. I did not dilute with conditioner (like some people do in many tutorials I've seen), I used the full strength dye. I have really thick hair a couple inches or so past my shoulders and I needed 2 pots to cover my head, but 3 would have been better since I missed some spots. After bleaching my poor hair was thirsty and it basically drank up all the color. I let it process for 30 minutes and then washed it. I love how it looks. I do need to go over it again to fix the bits I missed, but I love it. The color came out more pinkish than purple, but I like the color. My suggestion: Pay close attention to the instructions and watch Tish and Snooky's video on manicpanic dot com. Make sure you get the hair color frothy. If you can, use your hands to touch your hair to be sure it's not dry in areas that might get clumped together. Sectioning it off in small bits helps with this if you have a lot of hair. Buy more color than you think you will need, in case you miss a spot and need to go over your hair again. I added photos. For some reason the front of my hair processed differently than the rest and I tried to show that. The diptych photo is my hair in natural light right after coloring. ---- Edit! I wanted to come back to my review to let you know how the color has faded and some other tips I have found out. Hopefully this will help the next person looking for info. I found it very difficult to find reviews and help for Mystic Heather. So after my review I touched up the areas that I had accidentally missed, and then let it fade for a little over a month. On the top where my roots are, the color stayed purple-y, it just got a bit lighter. On the length, it faded down to a pastel pink. On the darker areas that had processed to a 7 and had some orange-y tones, the hair turned that really pretty rose-gold color that it getting popular now. I was pleased with that. In the areas that I'd managed to get down to a 9 the color turned a silver-y pink. All over, it looked like a pastel pink and purple ombre. I shampooed as little as possible with the help of dry shampoo. My hair and scalp is naturally very dry and I live in a dry climate so I can go about 2 weeks without my hair looking or smelling bad as long as I keep it clean and maintained. I don't usually go that long between shampoos, but if I do it helps my color look better for longer. I shampoo my hair like this: I take conditioner (usually a thick deep conditioner) and put it on my ends and length. The I take as little shampoo as I can and use that at the roots, then rinse. Then I go back over that with more conditioner. I recently touched up my color and this time I left the color on for almost 3 hours instead of 30 minutes and it turned my hair a deep purple. Almost eggplant/aubergine color but a little more pink. I love it and I think it looks great. The darker color is helping to disguise my dark dark roots. My roots are very dark chocolate brown and I have a tiny bit of grey. The purple barely affects the roots and grey but it does blend in and make the roots look a little less unsightly. I'm trying to go as long as I can between touching up my roots so anything that helps is a good thing. Now when I color my hair, I allow myself 2 days to do it. Because I always inevitably miss a spot. I don't know about anyone else but I have a lot of hair and I'm not a professional colorist so somehow I end up missing something somewhere and I don't see it until I'm done and the hair is dry. So I buy 3 pots and use the first 2 on the first day to cover my whole head (I do my length first because it takes longer to process than the roots. By the time I am done getting my length covered, they've already been processing 15-20 mins when I get to the roots) and then dry it and take note of the spots I miss. Then I use the 3rd pot to color the bits I forgot about and leave it on the same amount of time as the first. I rinse in the coolest water I can stand (if you stick your head in the tub or sink instead of showering, you will find you can stand cooler water since its not hitting your whole body) and I put a deep conditioner over it. I have experienced much less breakage and fallout with Manic Panic than any other hair color I have ever used. Including the bleach! Usually with box dye and even salon coloring, my hair breaks or falls out badly. With Manic Panic, I have no breakage and very little fallout, other than what's normal to find on your brush or when shampooing. When I rinse out my color I might lose a couple of hairs down the drain and that's it. When I brush my hair, very little hair comes out. Before I used Manic Panic, I'd have a ton of hair in my brush, on the floor, etc. When I shampooed, I'd have fistfuls of it coming out. No kidding! Not anymore. I absolutely love Manic Panic. The color does not last long, and almost every experience is a surprise because your color depends on so many outside factors (this is the fun part for me but I know others want a result they can predict and I understand that) but I can tell that this is a much more healthy option for my hair than other color brands I've tried.

I am in love with this hair colour it’s pink and purple combined. It’s gorgeous

Streax and others are much better. Didn’t stay long and not good either.

First time ever, I'm a bit disappointed on a manic panic hair dye. After two 1h applications, my hair is pastel pink/purple.

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