Major retailer slashes price of £479 Dyson Airwrap to £285 in flash deal
THE coveted Dyson Airwrap is a tool that many want to add to their haircare arsenal, but can't always justify the price.
But now is the time to act because online retailer eBay has just launched a flash deal slashing the price of the cult-favourite hair tool to £284.99 for a limited time.
Beauty fans can snap up 25% off the discounted hair tool from the certified eBay Dyson Outlet until June 1.
The fully refurbished model costs £399.99 is already £80 cheaper than buying at full price.
The gorgeous strawberry bronze finish is sleek and is one of the most Instagrammable tools on the market.
But it's not just about looks.
Thanks to the DYSONMAY25 savings, which are automatically added at checkout, the price drops to £299.99.
On top of the automatic discount, shoppers can get another £15 off using the LOVE5 coupon at checkout, bringing the final price down to £284.99.
That's a huge total saving of £195 off the full price.
Save 25% off at the eBay Dyson Outlet
Dyson fans can save 25% off refurbished items in the eBay Dyson outlet for a limited time.
As part of the DYSONMAY25 savings, shoppers can snap up everything from a Dyson Airwrap to a new Dyson V11 cordless vacuum cleaner in the sale.
The savings are automatically applied at checkout and are available until 1 June 2025, with a maximum discount of £150.
Head to the Dyson eBay outlet now to browse items and shop the sale.
Limit 3 items per buyer. Exclusions apply. Full terms and conditions can be found here.
The Dyson Airwrap is famously known for its ability to curl, wave, smooth, and volumise your hair without using any extreme heat, making it a go-to for hair styling.
It is packed with smart technology designed to make styling quicker and kinder to your hair.
Thanks to the Coanda effect, the tool uses airflow to attract and wrap hair around the barrel and comes with a range of interchangeable attachments for different finishes.
Its versatility and innovative technology have earned it a loyal following with haircare fans and professionals.
Our very own fashion and beauty writer, Sophie Bates, reviewed the Dyson Airwrap i.d model and said, "It's a game-changer for lazy stylers like me".
Adding, "The power and efficiency of the tool have decreased my styling time massively."
finally get it for less.
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