Manic Panic Electric Lizard

★★★

Electric Lizard is a vivid bright green hair colour that when applied to pale blonde hair gives creates a beautiful shade of luminous green! Like many other Manic Panic shades, this dye even glows under UV light!

118ml
Semi-permanent
For pale blonde hair only
Glows under UV
Vegan

£9.50 (GBP)

In Stock

Photo by Mirabilis

Usage

For best results apply to hair that has been pre-lightened to pale blonde. Do not mix with peroxide.

Shampoo hair using a deep cleansing shampoo. Apply to freshly washed, dry hair. Apply evenly using a tint brush and comb through until frothy. Cover your hair with a plastic cap and leave for 30 minutes. You can apply heat to intensify the process.

Rinse with cold water, away from your face.

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Ingredients ⮣
Precautions +/-

Always do a preliminary strand and patch test before applying. Avoid contact with eyes. To avoid staining your hands, wear plastic gloves when applying. Do not use on eyelashes or eyebrows. May temporarily stain skin, may stain blonde and porous hair, may permanently stain clothes and other materials. Store in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight.

Reviews of Manic Panic Electric Lizard

xbiteme04x

This dye is okay, but does not compare to SFX Iguana Green Report Comment
tambiTERROR

Make sure your hair is REALLY light. Or else it will look like sewage. (bad experience. >_>;;) Report Comment
pierat

I was disappointed with this one, I guess my hair was not light enough but it barely went green :( Report Comment
T_Ray892

I hated this color. I'd gotten my hair very light (from black, so I'd already done a bit of work knowing I wanted green). It was terrible. I paired it with purple, pink, and turquoise. They all turned out nicely. The green was awful though, and faded very quickly. After maybe two washes people were asking if i'd bleached my hair again. Report Comment
vivienne

I think this may need to be mixed with a bit of turquoise to stick properly. I got quite a nice luminescent green with it that has stuck around reasonably well. Also, it seems as if it's not all that pigmented, so really needs to be left on for quite a while. I was in a hurry, so I rinsed it out after an hour and I was left with a bright yellow instead. Report Comment
Majokko

I've used Neon Electric Lizard and it just doesn't take to my hair! It looks so nice in the photos. It comes out really faint and washes out to a cough sweet yellow after the first wash. I imagine mixing it with another M.P green might work and I've mixed it with Directions Spring Green but think I'm bored of it for now, may come back to it later. Report Comment
babyplant

Electric Lizard requires basically WHITE hair to achieve the actual color. It doesn't last too long, and requires turquoise for the green upkeep. It definitely glows under a blacklight, and is definitely super neon! I didn't have this color for long, since it faded to yellow. Report Comment
Stormith

It's a fun bright green at first, but in most cases it quickly turns to a greenish-yellow, and after a few washes it may as well just be bright yellow. Looks pretty in your hair, but if you are anticipating a pure neon green, this one probably won't work like you want. Unless your hair is literally white. Report Comment
Majokko

I've used it again and it's stuck to my hair this time, perhaps my hair was too porous before. I like it so much I may actually use it more in the future. I'd say it's not a very forgiving colour and if your base isn't perfect, it will show. I think the lighter your hair is, the lighter it will be and the more orangey your hair is it'll be a 'real' green...I think Report Comment
WhiteRabbit

I have used this on a silvery white base and got a lovely neon green color. I think if your base is anything other than white the pigmentation of the dye isn't enough to show up properly. Report Comment
livingdeadgirlnicole

What is the best alternative for this color in a different brand that works better? Report Comment