Colorists and at-home colorists doing full-head applications, balayage, foiling, or root touch-ups who want one all-purpose brush. Any experience level; the tapered tip is meant to make clean parting lines easier for less experienced hands too. Not the best choice for someone who specifically wants a wider brush to cover large sections faster, or a narrower detail brush for fine highlight work.

The main functional difference this brush offers over a plain single-stiffness tint brush is the AccuSoft bristle blend, which combines softer and stiffer strands so the brush holds product without dripping while still releasing it evenly as it's drawn across hair.

• Mix the color, lightener, or toner formula according to that product's own directions
• Dip the bristles into the mixture and wipe off any excess on the edge of the mixing bowl
• Use the flat, wide part of the head to apply product across sections and the tapered tip to work along partings or fine lines
• Rinse the brush thoroughly with warm water immediately after use so product doesn't dry in the bristles

• The AccuSoft bristle blend is designed to control product pickup and release rather than just depositing color onto the hair
• The tapered tip helps with precise partings and fine lines
• It's a washable, reusable tool rather than a single-use applicator
• As a single medium-size brush, it's a general-purpose tool rather than one optimized for either very large sections or very fine detail work
• Framar doesn't publish what the AccuSoft bristles are made of, so buyers with material sensitivities should confirm directly with the brand before use