It's always HOT when it comes to MANIC PANIC® in the 'zines!

The warm days of summer may be drawing to an end but it's always HOT when it comes to MANIC PANIC® in the 'zines!

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OUT MAGAZINE August 2013. "Grooming Dyehard" is a full page homage to Manic Panic® Dyehard Dudes complete with coloring tips by an expert. Joseph Mullen, color director for Woodley & Bunny salon, shares his expertise on using Manic Panic® Flashlightning® Bleach and High Voltage™ Hair Color. Check out the celebrity Dyehards in this article!

 

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THE DAPIFER Fall 2013. Dyehard® Gel makes high fashion headlines! Stylist Keila Stone used Manic Panic® Dyehard® Gel in Electric Sky™ and Pretty Flamingo™ on Coco & Breezy who are not only gorgeous models but also famous sunglass designers.

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International News! South Africa's ultra hip and trendy KULTUR MAGAZINE July cover girl is Manic Panic® Dyehard, model Nea Dune in her trademark Voodoo Blue™ Hair Color. Full cover is a must see! You may even be tempted to get the magazine just for the free poster.
See more of Nea on the home page of our website.

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Above: NYLON MAGAZINE August 2013

The Denim issue tells it like it is: blue blue blue is hot hot hot! "Got The Blues" features Manic Panic® Blue hair color to match your blue accessories.

Below: TIMEOUT NYC 8/6/13 

"Trend watch: Glow - black light reactive beauty products" featuring Electric Lizard™ Amplified hair color and Cotton Candy™ Pink Classic Cream hair color, 2 of the Manic Panic® colors that glow under black light!

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Lovely when a gorgeous super model like Charlotte Free makes Manic Panic Hair Color her trademark look!
Q: How did you end up with pink hair?
CF: When I was two or three, my cousins had pink hair and I always wanted to have my own rainbow. I was never allowed, but eventually, I dyed it myself with Manic Panic. After the first time, I went brighter and brighter.
Charlotte was also asked why she chose to go pink and stay pink, it had nothing to do with fashion. “I was really unhappy, so I dyed my hair. And then I wasn’t sad anymore.”

Manic Panic makes headlines in the Sunday New York Times Magazine!!!

The feature spread "Easter Bonnets" appeared in the New York Times Style Section of their 2/19/12 Sunday full color glossy gorgeous magazine! Written by Sandra Ballentine, the article features full page photos of models with pastel hair color styled by celebrity stylist Orlando Pita. Sandra writes: "Sick of fluorescent tips, dips, tie-dye and highlights, we turned to Orlando Pita and the color team from Orlo, his Manhattan salon, to take the radical color trend to the next level. His mandate: soft, allover pastels that would coordinate with the palest confections from the spring collections. It had to be radical yet refined, cool but chic."

The hair color: Manic Panic, of course! To quote Orlando: "First, the girls’ hair had to be taken to its lightest hue, and then color (from Manic Panic) added and adjusted. Pita’s shade secret? “Manic Panic colors start out quite bright, so we tweaked them with different percentages of black and white,” he says. The girls were a bit skittish at first, but by the end they loved their new locks and were reluctant to go back to their old colors — Tine Furre kept her candy-floss pink tresses for a week, years in model time."

The hair is classy and beautiful! Can you guess what Manic Panic colors Orlando used? If you guessed Lie Locks™, Electric Banana®, Cotton™ Candy Pink + Virgin Snow™, and Bad Boy™ Blue - congratulations, you know your Manic Panic.

Here's a link to the full article on the New York Times blog.



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