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SAVE 20%: My Best Buy members can Drama Archivesgrab a Dyson Airstrait hair dryer and straightener for just $399.99, marked down from $499.99 for a savings of $100.

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From the suction power of Dyson's vacuums to the brand's revolutionary bladeless fans, Dyson has harnessed the power to manipulate air. This past May, the company launched a hair straightener that uses no heat plates, only air, to simultaneously dry and straighten hair. If you're intrigued by a hair straightener that promotes less breakage, listen up.

As of Nov. 16, Best Buy Plus and Total members can score the Dyson Airstrait hair dryer and straightener for just $399.99, marked down from its regular price of $499.99. That's a 20% discount or a savings of $100. This sale price (a fine addition to Best Buy's many early Black Friday deals) is available to all My Best Buy members, including the free tier.

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The Dyson Airstrait is designed to not only straighten hair but dry damp hair without using hot plates. Instead, it uses high-pressure airflow to reduce frizz and flyaways while simultaneously drying and straightening, which could save you tons of time while getting ready. Choose from three pre-set temperatures — 175, 230, or 285 degrees Fahrenheit — while styling to get your desired look.

If straightening your hair is part of your daily routine, the Airstrait could be an ideal addition. While you're shopping Black Friday deals, consider gifting your hair a straightener that doesn't use heat plates.

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