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Opens in a new window Credit: Dyson Dyson Airwrap (Special Edition) $489.99 at Amazon
$599.99 Save $110

Deals on the beloved Dyson Airwrap are always worth considering. Years after its release, it is still very much one of the top hair products in the game. Just check out our review to feel the love. Famed for its incredible styling techniques using Dyson air-powered technology, such incredible technology of course comes with quite a high cost. But for salon-worthy hair at home, many deem the Airwrap worth the splurge.

As of Dec. 6, you can find this product on sale at Amazon for the reduced price of $489.99, $10 cheaper than it was during Black Friday, and the lowest it has ever been priced. This is ideal if you've been contemplating taking the Airwrap leap. This deal is specific to the "special edition — long for straight to wavy hair" model.

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This iconic hair tool features a range of attachments to curl, wave, smooth, and add volume to your hair without extreme heat. It offers versatility for all types of hairstyles, from natural waves to polished looks, all while minimizing the risk of heat damage.

This 'long for straight to wavy hair' dryer is a tailored version of the Airwrap, specifically designed for people with longer hair who want to create different styles ranging from straight looks to bouncy waves.

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