Showing posts with label Manic Panic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Manic Panic. Show all posts

Saturday, November 10, 2012

Review: Manic Panic Lip Locked Lipstick

Lipstick in Tarnished
So you love vegan lipsticks, but you're tired of the same old natural lip colors? Sometimes, peaches, pinks, corals, and reds just aren't enough. Whether it's for Halloween or just your personal sense of style, there are some vegan lipsticks out there in awesome, unusual colors like purple, black, and gold. One such line? Manic Panic Collection Lipstick.

Pros:
  • Smooth, creamy texture
  • Available in several fun hues
  • Offers a black - perfect for Halloween
  • Affordable
  • Fun packaging

Thursday, November 8, 2012

Review: Manic Panic Eye Wear Shadow and Liner

UPDATE: This line has been discontinued.

When I work with brides, I love the precise application I can get with cream and gel eye liners. As a makeup artist, I am unable to use many liquids because it is hard to apply with a clean brush, but creams and gels are much easier. Vegan formulas for these types of liners can be hard to find, so I was excited to try Manic Panic's Eye Wear Creme Eyeshadow and Liner.

Pros:
  • Liner has a nice, creamy texture
  • Set includes the cream and a powder to set it
  • Generous amounts of product
  • Nice packaging
  • Long-lasting wear
  • Affordable

Tuesday, August 14, 2012

Review: Manic Panic Supernatural Pressed Powder

UPDATE: This line has been discontinued.

There are many different niche groups of vegans, one of which being the stereotypical punk rock/tattooed type. While I have no tattoos and prefer classical music to rock, there are still many vegans who want fun and colorful makeup choices. Manic Panic is a fun company that has a rock star style and is 100% vegan and cruelty-free. Below is a review for their pressed powder; I tried Anemic.

Pros:
  • Smooth application
  • Cuts shine and absorbs oil
  • Stylish packaging
  • Anemic color was a good match for my fair skin
  • Comes in a nice compact
  • Affordable

Tuesday, July 12, 2011

Review: Manic Panic Creature of the Night Eye Wear Glossy Mascara

UPDATE: This line has been discontinued.

A common misconception regarding vegan cosmetics is that they are expensive products made for "hippies," and will likely not perform as well as traditional cosmetics.  Fortunately, there are some fun companies who package and market their products in creative ways.  Manic Panic is one such company, as they have rock star style and cool packaging.  Below is a review for their Creature of the Night Eye Wear Glossy Mascara.

Pros:
  • Great volume (only needs one good application)
  • Fun packaging
  • Won't flake
  • Nice rich black
  • Affordable ($10)

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