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The Shark FlexStyle air styling system comes with either straight & wavy attachments or curly & coil attachments, so it will work for any hair type. While it works as a great blow dryer, with attachments like the styling concentrator and diffuser providing sleek straight strands or gorgeous curls, it does much more than that. The oval brush provides exceptional volume, while auto-wrap curlers make waves a breeze.

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