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The Dyson Airwrap is back in stock — for now
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TL;DR: The cult-favorite Dyson Airwrap is back in stock — get it for $549.
If you follow the beauty tech industry at all, you know that the Dyson Airwrap has been flying off of shelves since its launch in October 2018. It’s constantly out of stock. We saw it , and it quickly sold out again.
But guess who’s back, back again. The Dyson Airwrap is back, but maybe don’t tell your friends until you get your hands on it — who knows how long we have until it sells out again. Dyson had a list of 113,000 people waiting to purchase the innovative curling tool.
People love the $549 Airwrap because you’re able to curl, wave, smooth, and dry your hair without causing excessive heat damage. It uses high-speed air flow that causes hair to attach to its surface, creating texture without totally frying the ends. It’s seriously innovative and earned a well-deserved spot on our list of .
If the Dyson Airwrap has been on your wishlist, don’t wait to purchase it. As of writing, the hair tool is in stock, but as we mentioned, it could go back out of stock quickly. It will cost you a pretty penny, but if you’ve got $549 to spend, the Dyson Airwrap is totally worth it.
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