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SAVE $60.99:As of April 29,Taiwan shop the Shark FlexStyle air styling & drying system for 20% off at Amazon. It's down to $239, saving you $60.99.

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I never paid much attention to my hair, assuming the only way I could have sleek blown out locks was from a salon. But over Black Friday, when I was in desperate need of a new blow dryer, I sprang for the Shark FlexStyle while it was on sale. In the six months I've had this air styler it's totally changed my hair game. And there's good news: It's back on sale.

As of April 29, get the Shark FlexStyle for $239 at Amazon. That's $60.99 off its usual $299.99 price tag for 20% in savings.

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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.

Shop the Shark FlexStyle now for $239 at Amazon.

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