MANIC PANIC Flash Lightning Super Strength Bleach Kit - 40 Volume Developer + Bleach Powder - Hair Lightener for Dark Hair + Lifting up to 7 Levels - Vegan & Cruelty Free

Pushing 50, my scalp is now more visible than I'd like. I tried the ridiculously expensive concealer makeups and fibers, but wasn't happy with the results. Do I pursue darkening my scalp, or just lighten my hair? It opens a whole new world of nicknames- Blondzilla. Peroxide Pixie. Platinum Menace. Frosted Flake...Works very well. My hair is short and half grey, so I can get 4 complete applications out of this, or 2 bleachings, and several touch ups. I don't remember the ratio of persulfate to peroxide, but I used a milligram scale and divided the powder and the 4oz/113g bottle of paste.First 30 minute application of the 30 volume brought my non-grey hair to the banana color, and a second made platinum within 20 minutes.Now if only there were a product that could conceal my big ears...

The only over the counter bleach that actually works on my very thick, stubborn, black Asian hair. Everything else turns it carrot top red at best, but I'm actually able to get it blond enough to use vibrant colors.

When you're buying this kit if you have long hair please purchase 2 I made the mistake of just ordering one so i had spots in my hair that was not fully died. Other than that, this product worked extremely well and you can use this product. Rinsed it out, wait an hour. And?Then apply hair the stripped hair.Camy daughter's hair came out perfect. I will be buying this product again.

Works as it should. Turns dirty blonde into white. A bit expensive for the amount you get.

Es muy bueno y es vegano y lo que sea vegano es número 1 para mi .

Hair looked great and healthy. After.

EDIT 3/3/14:Because I'm a noob at hair dye, I reviewed this product a while ago, wrongly assuming I was reviewing the 30 volume Manic Panic bleach kit. I have since ACTUALLY used the 40 volume one, which I will now write a review of here. The review that follows is the correct review for this product, and the review below the break is actually meant for the 30 volume.So last year when I used the 30 volume kit, I dyed my ends into a gradient. I started with mostly thick, straight, medium-dark brown hair. I left different parts of my hair in the bleach for 20, 40, and 60 minutes. The parts that were in bleach for 20 minutes turned a light brown and the parts that were covered for the longest turned a nice medium-light blonde color. This was perfect for then adding some Manic Panic dye and being left with a cool colorful ombre/dip dye look.This year, I went for something similar, but covered more of my hair. Here's what the 40 volume kit did that the 30 volume did not:- It burned. The moment I got it on my neck or face or arm (despite wearing gloves and attempting to be very careful) it burned and I had to call someone in to help me wipe it off.- It damaged my hair. When I dyed my hair last year there was almost no harmful effect, but this year after washing the bleach out my hair was very stiff and straw-like. And I almost never use heat on my hair and use very few products. A few conditions later and it's looking mostly normal, but I wasn't happy about this because...- It didn't lighten nearly as much as the 30 volume kit did. The ends of my hair ended up covered in bleach for 75 minutes (they say for dark brown hair you can go up to 90) and the parts that were covered for the shortest amount of time had it in for about 30 minutes. My hair now goes from my natural dark brown, to a medium brown, to a lighter brown, to a dark brassy blonde color. I'm not extremely happy about how light it got, but because of the way it damaged my hair, I'm scared to re-lighten anytime soon.I know some of this can be attributed to the fact that it is a 40 volume kit and therefore I should have expected the harsh results. But I wasn't pleased with the burning and the damage... when it didn't even lighten my hair all that much! I should've done better research and done 1 or 2 lightening steps with a 20 or 30 volume instead of jumping right in with the 40 volume.Some redeeming points: the shade my hair is makes for a nice ombre to walk around in. It's definitely more subtle than if I had bleached my ends super light. So that's nice, at least. But not great for what my purpose was, which was to later add colored dyes.-----I decided on a whim to do a self-done dip-dye/ombre color on my hair, and everyone recommended I use Manic Panic. I used this bleach kit on my hair, and not only did it come out the way I wanted it to, but it was pretty easy to use.The kit comes with everything you'll need -- a little tub for mixing and applying, a brush, thin plastic gloves, and the product itself. The gloves felt pretty cheap and after my third or fourth layer of bleach (since I was doing ombre) they started to break, but they held up pretty well until then. I'll echo what others have said in that if you're planning to dye your entire head of hair, and you have a lot of hair, you might want to get two of these bleach kits. I ran out sooner than I thought I would.In the end, the parts of my hair that were covered in the bleach for a total of about an hour turned a yellow blonde color (my original color is a dark brown) and the parts that were covered in the bleach for about 20 minutes turned a light brown. It made for a really great gradient.Overall, I would definitely recommend this product, and will definitely use it again if I ever plan on bleaching my hair again :)

Used 1/2 the contents of equal amounts …And Love my hair 🤩