Tiger's Eye™ - Supernaturals - Amplified™

• Bold, wearable color made for darker hair levels
• 30% more pigment than Classic formula for longer-lasting intensity
• Infused with Castor Oil to condition while you color
• DIY-friendly for all experience levels
• Fades gradually with each wash depending on hair porosity and aftercare routine

Introducing Manic Panic® SuperNatural™, a collection of rich, wearable hair colors, reimagined the Manic Panic way. For those who crave a more understated edge (but still want to walk on the wild side), these semi-permanent hues makes it possible to blend in without fading out.

• Visible results even on unbleached hair
• Made for dark strands craving subtle intensity
• 100% Vegan & Cruelty-Free – Tested on Celebrities, Not Animals™
• No ammonia, no PPD, and free of harsh chemicals
• Works on all hair types, textures & levels of experience

1. Perform a patch and strand test before coloring. Learn how →
2. Bleach hair to a light blonde for maximum vibrancy Shop bleach kits → or skip the bleach for a soft, natural tint on darker hair.
3. Clarify hair using Prepare to Dye® Clarifying Shampoo or a gentle clarifying shampoo
4. Apply to dry, clean hair, fully saturating each section
5. Let process for 30+ minutes (longer = bolder!)
6. Rinse with cool water only
7. Style & shine in your new hue!

 From bold to barely-there, create a custom tone that's 100% you.

• Blend Tiger’s Eye™ with Psychedelic Sunset® for a warm, spicy orange copper.
• Add a touch of Cotton Candy Pink® to Tiger’s Eye™ for juicy peach copper-rose hair
• Deepen Tiger’s Eye™ with Bat Outta Hell® to create a warm, toffee-tinted brunette. 
  
• Add Pastel-izer® to create soft, dreamy hues. 

Pro Tip: Always do a strand test before applying your mix. Results will vary depending on your base color, hair condition, and how you blend. 

Manic Panic® donates 15% of its profits to charities that support animals, people, and the planet. Dyeing your hair bold has never felt so good.

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