MANIC PANICBlue Lightning Hair Bleach Kit - 30 Volume Developer + Bleach Powder Hair Lightener Lifts up to Five Levels And Eliminates Orange Tones - Vegan And Cruelty Free

Okay , I have colored my hair every single one there is , I’ve used box black , I’ve used every kind of bleach , cheap , expensive all of it . This stuff ? Omg . The hair gods made it themselves . Typically dyes / bleach’s really anything with chemicals BURNS my head super bad but there wasn’t even a tingling sensation with manic panic , my hair does feel a bit dry but to be expected after using chemicals on my hair . I let it sit for about an hour under the cap no foils it almost completely stripped the SPLAT red I had , if you know about splat than you know that’s pretty darn good results . I’m going to go in one more time to try and fully remove the red/pink and will update after that . Over all , I highly recommend & WILL buy again and always unless a formula is changed .

Super easy to use. I bought to add some highlights to my hair and the amount was perfect for what I wanted. If you’re bleaching a full head, you will need multiple kits but highlights 1 kit was great for thick, curly hair that sits about 5 inches past shoulders. I usually go to Sally’s and mix up my own bleach and this was just so easy because it’s pre measured.

My hair was black for a long time, with this hair colorant I got the black color, I did a color sweep and I loved it, now I'm going to wear a light color, I love it.

1. It works. We got great results in ONE bleaching, using foils, for a full hour; level 30 because we were putting semi-perm blue/purple over it2. We needed THREE KITS for hair that was long and layered and curly past her shoulders. That's why I rated only 4 stars. If you're just retouching roots it (one box) should be enough but I advise you to get at least TWO or THREE KITS. The next time we do her hair with a kit like this I'll get four (4) kits because I'd rather have too much than too little.Luckily I was very meticulous and I realized ahead of time I'd need more than one kit but it was close. Three kits was barely enough. We used 21 foils.The kit comes with a tiny plastic mixing tub, so we used our own larger bowl; our own non-latex plastic gloves; a hair cap, a mixing/painting brush, developer, and the bleach. I'm telling you now that tub is too effing small. I used a medium/large glass bowl with a plastic mixing spoon for 2 kits right off, then when it was clear I needed the 3rd I mixed that one too.I had to make my own foils with aluminum foil because I didn't think ahead. That was fine. But anyway since you have to soak and saturate every strand, especially since we were going to put on a fantasy color, a single box won't be enough. It just won't. Budget for more.Texture once mixed, when you used ALL of the powder and and ALL developer is like a custardy paste. Apply it by blending it/brushing/feathering/smoothing into thin sections of hair and **fold** into foil flatly.Start at middle of hair length, an inch from scalp, down to tip, until hair is very light. Then go back for roots... only after her strands were blonded; the hair wasn't white but we didn't want it to be. It wasn't a 100% perfect job but it was close.

It’s work great worth the money

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Powder to liquid ratio is too small. It does bleach as it should

This is my go to hair bleach.It is powder and developer. So much better than "boxed bleach", but packaged simply for a single use.It makes enough for my hair, which is past my shoulders, with thin/fine strands. It lifts quickly, even on darker hair.