MANIC PANIC Enchanted Forest Hair Color - Amplified - Semi-Permanent Hair Dye - Deep, Teal Green With Blue Undertones For Dark & Light Hair, Vegan, PPD & Ammonia-Free, For Coloring Hair on Men & Women
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Color: Enchanted Forest
Size: 4 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)
Features
- Enchanted Forest Hair Dye Color; A Deep Teal Green Hair Dye With Blue Undertones That Gives Hair Dark Earthy Tones; For Best Results We Recommend Lightening Hair To Medium Level Seven Blonde Or Lighter Before Use
- Three Times The Pigment And Lasts Thirty Percent Longer Than The Classic High Voltage Line; Each Application Lasts Six To Eight Weeks; Ready To Use; No Developer Required
- Mixable Colors And Tones; All MANIC PANIC Hair Colors Are Safe To Mix To Create Custom Shades Making The Possibilities Of Shades Endless; Combine Any Formula With The Pastelizer To Create Soft On Trend Pastel Hues
- Cruelty Free Vegan Formula; This Color Cream Hair Dye Features Vegan Ingredients Tested On Celebrities Not Animals; Made In The USA; Hair Color Is PPD And Ammonia Free; Paraben Free; Gluten Free; Resorcinol Free; Phthalate Free And Peta Accredited
- For Best Results; Vibrant Color Results Are Best Achieved By Applying To Hair That Has Been Pre Lightened With MANIC PANIC Flash Lightning Bleach Kits; Bleaching Thoroughly To A Level Seven Or Lighter Before Dyeing Is Recommended For The Best Results
Color: Enchanted Forest
Package Information: Bottle
Product Benefits: Hair Coloring, Color Protection, Conditioning Hair
Brand: MANIC PANIC
Item Form: Cream
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 1.6 x 1.6 x 5 inches; 4 ounces
Item model number : ZJ-ACR71009
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Manufacturer : MANIC PANIC
Best Sellers Rank: #18,679 in Beauty & Personal Care (See Top 100 in Beauty & Personal Care) #148 in Hair Color
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Customer Reviews: 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (9,854)
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