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SAVE 50%:A refurbished Dyson Corrale straightener is fake agent sex videojust $199.99 at Walmart, down from the usual refurbished price of $399.99. That's a savings of $200, or $300 off the price of a brand-new model.

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These days, we have a lot to worry about, and anything that can make our daily lives a bit easier is welcome. If you straighten your hair often and want technology that straightens effectively and protects your hair health, Dyson's got you — and you can get the cult-favorite Dyson Corrale straightener for way less at Walmart today.

As of Jan. 9, a refurbished Dyson Corrale straightener is on sale at Walmart for just $199.99, marked down from the usual refurbished price of $399.99. That means you'll be saving $200 and score a sweet 50% discount. A brand-new Dyson Corrale sells for $499.99, which means this deal shaves an entire $300 off the cost of a new model.

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Way back in the day, we used our hair straighteners to get sleek, perfectly straight hairstyles. But these days, we can use these great hair tools for creating waves and curls with fewer flyaways. Unlike most straighteners, the Dyson Corrale uses flexing copper plates. This not only gives you better control of shaping, it styles your locks with less damage. Dyson says the plates helps reduce frizz, too.

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Dyson also mentions the Corrale will feel different in your hand compared to traditional straighteners. The team designed the Corrale with a weight balance that allows you to use a looser grip, handing the heavy lifting off to the copper flexing plates.

Another huge benefit of the Dyson Corrale is its cordless design. We've all ended up tangled in the cord of a straightener, fighting to get it out of the way, so the nice team at Dyson went ahead and got rid of it for us. That means you'll use the included travel-friendly charging dock to recharge the straightener when you're done. Expect to get about 30 minutes of styling time with each charge.

This deal also includes a charging cable and a heat-resistant travel pouch.

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The refurbished Dyson Corrale comes with a one-year warranty and the reassurance that it's gone through Dyson's rigorous refurbishing process. This includes a thorough inspection, renewal with genuine parts, and hygienic cleaning.

If your plans for 2025 involve prioritizing your wellbeing without spending a fortune, today's deal on a refurbished Dyson Corrale is a great option. You'll be paying a fraction of the price and cutting down on hair damage while doing so. That's basically in the dictionary as the definition of a win-win situation.

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