Cree Tint Brush is the everyday color application tool that belongs in every working stylist's tint kit. Designed for clean, precise color placement, this Cree tint brush features a tapered bristle head and slim handle that make sectioning, painting, and tipping out feel effortless from the first pass.
Color services live and die by clean application. The Cree Tint Brush helps colorists keep their lines tight at the hairline, distribute lightener evenly through balayage panels, and refresh roots without dragging color onto previously processed mid-lengths. The bristles are formulated to resist staining and chemical degradation, so the brush stays performing like new through hundreds of services.
Key Features
- Professional tint brush engineered for cream color and lightener
- Tapered bristle head for sharp, precise placement on every section
- Color-resistant nylon bristles maintain shape after repeated chemical exposure
- Lightweight handle balanced for long color appointments
- Pointed tail useful for clean sectioning and weaving
- Easy to rinse and sanitize between clients
How to Use
Comb the hair into clean sections using the brush handle's tail. In a non-metallic bowl, mix Cree color with the matching Cree developer to a creamy consistency. Drag the bristles through the mixture, tap once to remove excess, and apply with light, even strokes from the scalp out. Work in tidy quarter-inch sections for full coverage. Rinse the brush immediately after the service.
Best For
- Salon colorists doing root touch-ups and full-head applications
- Barbers performing beard color, camo, and gray blending
- Cosmetology students learning sectioning and color placement
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does this Cree tint brush stain over time?
A: The bristles resist staining when rinsed immediately after use. Letting product dry on the brush can leave residue.
Q: Can I use the tail end to part hair?
A: Yes. The pointed handle is designed to part and weave cleanly without snagging.
Q: How wide is the bristle head?
A: It is a standard salon tint brush width, ideal for general sectioning work — wide enough for speed, narrow enough for control.
Q: How should I sanitize it between clients?
A: Rinse, wash with mild soap, and submerge in salon disinfectant per your state board guidelines.
