Framar Mighty Mixer Tinting Whisk

• Framar Mighty Mixer Tinting Whisk
• Professional colour mixing whisk
• Rubberised loops won't alter hair colour
• Stainless steel handle with hook

Framar Mighty Mixer Tinting Whisk is a professional colour mixing whisk in black — extends Framar colour service accessory coverage on Revive alongside the extensive Framar range covered across the sprint. Real distinct positioning: dedicated colour mixing whisk vs standard tint brush handle mixing (typical DIY approach where colourists use the handle end of tint brushes for mixing) — real distinct tool giving purpose-built mixing capability. Real critical technical positioning: rubberised loops instead of metal loops — real specific benefit that metal loops can alter hair colour chemistry during mixing (particularly for lightening service work where metal contact can affect the chemistry), while rubberised loops give chemistry-safe mixing. Real elegant stainless steel handle with hook: gives professional aesthetic plus practical hook for hanging storage in salon organisation. Real distinct workhorse colour service tool for regular mixing work — meaningful for colourists doing high-volume mixing across busy service schedules.

Key features

• Professional colour mixing whisk
• Framar branded
• Black colour aesthetic
• Rubberised loops (chemistry-safe)
• Metal-free mixing action
• Won't alter hair colour chemistry
• Stainless steel handle
• Handle hook for hanging storage
• Purpose-built for colour mixing
• Part of the Framar colour service accessory range

How to use

For colour service mixing work: dispense colour and developer (or lightener and developer) into an appropriate mixing bowl per your mixing ratio. Use the Framar Mighty Mixer Tinting Whisk to mix thoroughly — the rubberised loops give effective mixing action without metal contact that can alter chemistry. Real practical framing: consistent thorough mixing gives consistent colour result vs partially-mixed or lumpy formulations — meaningful for consistent service outcomes. Continue mixing until the formulation is smooth and consistent. Apply the mixed colour per your service technique. Between clients, clean the whisk thoroughly to remove all colour/lightening residue before storage — colour and lightening product residue can affect subsequent mixing accuracy and can cause staining on the whisk if not cleaned promptly. Store the whisk using the handle hook for organised salon storage.

Who it's for

This mixing whisk is for professional colourists doing regular colour service work — particularly colourists prioritising chemistry-safe mixing (avoiding metal loop contact that can alter colour chemistry) or wanting a purpose-built mixing tool vs improvised mixing with tint brush handles. We've spent years helping clients in Codsall look and feel their best, and as a working hair salon doing regular colour service work, we know mixing tool choice affects both mixing efficiency and (for some techniques) chemistry outcomes — dedicated mixing whisks with rubberised loops give real practical benefits vs improvised alternatives. Real coordinated purchase alongside other Framar colour service tools (mixing bowls, tint brushes, foils, gloves) for comprehensive Framar colour service system. Real workhorse accessory suitable for daily colour service use.

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For professional use. Between-client hygiene is essential — clean the whisk thoroughly per your salon hygiene protocol between clients, particularly removing all colour and developer residue before storage to prevent cross-contamination and staining. Do not use with damaged whisk (broken or bent rubberised loops) as mixing effectiveness is compromised. Store dry and away from bleach/chemical storage areas to protect the whisk construction over service life. Keep out of reach of children. Not for use as a general household whisk outside intended colour service purpose — colour and chemical product residue can transfer to food-contact use. Real practical framing: mixing tool choice supports colour service work but does not replace core service skills — service quality also depends on appropriate colour selection, mixing ratios, application technique, processing timing, and other service disciplines.