Look like a million bucks while spending a lot less.
How do stars get bouncy hairstyles that last all night on the red carpet? Often, it’s thanks to the stylist-loved, multi-tasking hair tool, the Shark FlexStyle.
Of course, the beauty-tech comes with a steep price tag, so when we spotted the copper option at the lowest price of the year on Amazon, it was a deal too good not to share. It is a limited-time sale, though, so we’d recommend snapping it up before the extra discount disappears.
The high-tech hair tool comes with several attachments that can be used for a multitude of styles, from curls to sleek volume — but the hook is that it does it all sans heat damage and while minimizing frizz. (It’s also just 1.5 pounds, so it won’t strain your arm either.)
Chris Appleton, who works with Kim Kardashian and Jennifer Lopez, has name-checked Shark’s hair tools as a must-have for famous clients, in addition to partnering with the brand.
Page Six’s Senior Content Strategy Director Ally D’Aluisio is also a fan, saying: “I will never shut up about how much I love this hair tool! It’s so versatile and easy to use, and I get constant compliments on my hair whenever I use it.”
But it’s not just editors and A-list coiffeurs who swear by it for creating salon-quality tresses at home.
“I purchased the Shark FlexStyle because I have long, fine, delicate hair and wanted a styling tool that could dry and style my hair without exposing it to excessive heat. After using it, I can honestly say it exceeded my expectations,” begins one shopper review.
“What I love most is its versatility. With a single device, I can dry, smooth, volumize and create soft curls or waves,” the same devotee added.
Another five-star review reads, “This tool is pretty great and much less expensive than the Dyson. It dries quickly and curls nicely.”
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This article was written by Erica Radol, Page Six Commerce Reporter. From identifying the top anti-aging skincare secrets the stars trust to dishing on the latest fashion collabs to finding a great deal on all of the above, Erica has a knack for reporting on – and even testing – Hollywood’s bestselling fashion and beauty products. Before joining Page Six in 2025, she wrote about entertainment, lifestyle and shopping trends for Us Weekly, The Daily Beast, Entertainment Tonight, Well+Good and Hearst.
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