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SAVE $52.50: The free erotic moviesShark FlexStyle is on sale for $297.48 during the Amazon Prime Big Deal Days sale, saving you 15% off the tool's list price.

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The Shark FlexStyle is on sale for $297.48 at Amazon as part of the Amazon Prime Big Deals Days sale, running from Oct. 10 to Oct. 11. The chic air dryer and styler is usually listed for $349.98. At 15% off, you won't want to miss out on your chance to score this game-changing beauty tool for under $300.

While there's no shortage of air stylers on the market, the Shark FlexStyle is one of the best value models you'll find. Earlier this year, Mashable shopping reporter Bethany Allard called the Shark FlexStyle the best Dyson Airwrap dupe, writing, "You can get the Dyson Airwrap experience for a fraction of the price in the Shark FlexStyle," in her review. Whether you want to curl, volumize, smooth, or dry your hair, the Shark FlexStyle (and its included 6-piece accessory set) is up for the job. Who needs a trip to the beauty bar when you've got this at home?

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