MANIC PANIC Classic Voodoo Blue Semi Permanent Hair Color - Dark Greenish Blue Hair Dye for Women & Men That Lasts 4-6 Weeks - Vegan, Ammonia & Cruelty-Free - Create & Mix Custom Shades (4oz)
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- Voodoo Blue Hair Color - Voodoo Blue is a dark cyan shade with green-ish undertones. This high-pigment semi permanent hair dye delivers vibrant, long-lasting color that lasts 4-6 weeks, making it perfect for DIY transformations and salon applications.
- Customizable and Mixable Formula - Create unique, personalized shades by mixing with other MANIC PANIC colors or our Pastel-izer to create soft trendy pastel hues. High Voltage is the perfect semi permanent hair color for women and men who want to dye hair without using developer.
- Best Results on Pre-Lightened Hair - This temporary hair color works best to color hair that is a pre-lightened level 9 or 10 blonde. Use our Flash Lightning Bleach Kit to lighten hair before dyeing for best results. It can also be used as a hair dye for dark hair to achieve deeper shades.
- Conditioning and Resealable Formula - This semi-permanent hair color is formulated with nourishing ingredients to deeply condition hair, leaving it soft, hydrated, and smooth. The resealable tub allows for multiple uses.
- The Manic Manifesto - Manic Panic's hair coloring products are always Cruelty Free and Vegan - tested on celebrities, not animals! This vegan hair color is also ammonia and PPD-free, gluten-free, phthalate-free, and PETA accredited.
Color: Voodoo Blue
Package Information: Jar
Product Benefits: Lightening
Brand: MANIC PANIC
Item Form: Cream
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 2.4 x 2.3 x 2.2 inches; 4.2 ounces
Manufacturer recommended age : 36 months - 15 years
Item model number : I0116395
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Manufacturer : SETAF
Best Sellers Rank: #62,243 in Beauty & Personal Care (See Top 100 in Beauty & Personal Care) #486 in Hair Color
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Customer Reviews: 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (2,612)
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So bright! I had been using SE BHF (light primary blue) and it just wasn't sticking in my hair at all. Fed up with it, I decided to try MP Voodoo Blue. I had my eye on it for some time but was worried the green tones would overshadow the blue. My ends are completely bleached (ombre-style) but my roots and lengths are just slightly lightened with a less potent blonde metallic box dye I bought at the local drug store. I didn't want to mess up the integrity of the new growth but I needed to lighten a little so the dye would stick. I put this stuff in the other night, following instructions verbatim so I didn't mess anything up. Got out of the shower, looked in the mirror and was blown away. The dye stuck very very well to my hair and it was BRILLIANT bright and beautiful. Every length of my hair (which is kind of long) was brilliant blue/green (mostly blue). For those of you who have considered this color but haven't yet decided, here are a few things you need to know: *If you bleach your hair first, it will look amazing; exactly as it does on the hair model on Manic Panic's official site. If you don't bleach your hair, the color is still strong enough to stick to your hair and give some great highlights in the sun, however, on dark blonde/brown hair it will appear more green than the blue it was intended to be. *It's strong! In other words, it's a tub-stainer. Have some bleach cleaner ready when you're done. *It's a head-turner lol. So be prepared to get looks and stares, which in my personal experience, have been mostly positive. ******Conclusion: I approve... and recommend! Kind of wish I could post a picture or something.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2013 by MadLadFlower
I love manic panic. I wash 2x/ week in cold water and ice had this color since September (5 months) but, blues hang around. However it's still the same color. It has not faded to any strange green orotherwise. It's gradually lightened.
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2025 by snickerspunk
Manic Panic Voodoo Blue is more so Aquamarine blue nearing green blue. I bleached my hair and applied toner also I used on bleached hair which was not toned. Both produced green blue. FYI. It was a pretty color just not the color I was looking for. Also this product requires lots of rinse and wash time. Other than that it did what it was expected to do.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2025 by Melissa Patti Melissa Patti
It’s vibrant hues of blue and turquoise depending on your hair color
Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2025 by Dezired38
This stuff is AWESOME!!!! I wanted to stop highlighting my hair so I thought I would just color it back to my natural color. (Not Blue...silly) So for the 1st time ever, I went for a drugstore dye kit. I know, I know, I've heard all the HORROR stories too. After blow drying my hair, I literally went into a Panic. My husband came into the bathroom to check out all the...Oh No's & Dear God's..., the LOOK on his face was all I needed, It turned out a dark orange, brassy, clown color. So what do I do...It's Friday 9:30pm, Monday is Memorial Day, (The Family Picnic) everything (MY Hair salon) is closed until Tue.... I am Bozo until Tuesday. I calmed down & googled something like "how to get brass orange color out of color treated hair". I learned there are a 1,000 ways for blonde's to do it....not brunettes....I am a brunette! YOUTUBE time! I stumbled into a video by...Karina Stepss. Without a word this darling young Lady taught me how to fix my own hair with "Manic Panic" yes with "Voodoo-Blue" Manic Panic, aaaand I learned how to make my own very cool disposable coloring cape; except mine will be a Hefty construction size bag. One treatment & my hair looks just like it did when I was 15. I am 61. Thank You Amazon for the 1 Day shipping & Thank You Ms. Stepss for your priceless knowledge.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2018 by Nona
Ok friends. Want your hair to be THE BEST EVER? This is how you do it, take it from a 20 year dye-hard veteran (they featured me on their website a few times, too! Fun!) The first thing you have to do is break your habit of washing. It’s a painful two weeks with a lot of dry shampoo and patience. The worst thing you can do for your hair, whether colored or not, if use a regular shampoo every day. I literally never wash my hair. Ever. You can look up the “no p0o” movement for more info on that. After you realize that shampoo is the enemy, you need to realize how the process works. I’ve read a lot of reviews were people say you should condition your hair after lightning it however you are literally undoing all the goodness that you have just done. Lightening your hair opens up the lil follicles which makes them THIRSTY and want to pick up all that conditioning pigment. I often bleach, blow dry, and then when my hair is brutal, brittle, and sad I slather it in as much product as possible. The more you stretch out the hair dye, the more you’re just spreading around the conditioning part that no longer has the pigment which creates what they lovingly called in the salon “holidays “ Sad bland undyed hair chunks. No do. I like to bleach my hair, blow dry, slather on the dye, and then put on a bandanna and do my chores or whatever. Before I go to bed, yes with the dye still in, I will blow dry it again to make sure it doesn’t smear everywhere. I rinse with cool water when I wake up. If its feeling dry, which it never has in 20 years of this, you can use your favorite hair oil product, or leave-in conditioner. People often spike their Conditioners with any remaining hair dye, however I never wet my hair so I never do that. Remember this stuff fades hair dye: -Sun -Chlorinated and salt water -Hairspray (alcohol strips color when rinsed) -Evil terrible Shampoo -Excessive heat Sleeping in your hair dye makes it last at least three times longer. It has no damaging products, so think of it as a color-depositing hair mask. Go be bold and colorful, my lovelies! 💙Cole *Voodoo blue since it came out *Manic Panic User of all blue shades in total 21 almost 22 years now!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2020 by Cole Cross Cole Cross