The Shark FlexStyle Hits the Lowest Price of the Year for Prime Day
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Salon-perfect hair is easier to achieve than you might think, and at the lowest price of the year!
Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days are going on now, with 48 hours of deals to shop from brands we love, including Shark. They're getting in on the action by dropping the bestselling FlexStyle tool down 43% to just $199, making it the lowest price of the year.
Meeting at the intersection of tech and beauty, this 4-in-1 tool curls, volumizes, smooths and dries hair, allowing you to effortlessly create multiple styles with one convenient device. Weighing in at just 1.5 lbs., it's lightweight with a high-speed airflow for ultra-fast drying so you can get out the door ASAP.
You don't have much longer to save! Read on to shop this deal, and a few more beauty sales we're eyeing.
Shark FlexStyle
This versatile multi-styler and hair dryer adapts to different hair textures and lengths, plus your styling preferences to reduce time in your routine.
More Beauty Tools on Sale
The Shark FlexStyle isn't the only beauty tool deal we're shopping during Prime Day! Here are a few more we have our eyes on right now:
- Therabody TheraFace Depuffing Wand ($134.99, reg. $169.99)
- Dyson Supersonic Nural Hair Dryer ($349.99, reg. $449.99)
- NUFACE Trinity+ Skin Tightening & Face Lift Device ($256.75, reg. $395)
How We Choose
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