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SAVE 53%:Shop the Revlon One-Step hair dryer at Amazon for 53% off. It's down to $32.99,Dead Again down from $69.99, saving you $37.

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Too late to make an appointment at the salon for Valentine's Day? If you want a blowout but don't have the time or energy to learn how to do it like the professionals, there's a one-step styler to help you get the look.

Right now, you can find the Revlon One-Step hair dryer for just $32.99, down from the list price of $69.99. That saves you $37 for 53% off. While this isn't the lowest price the Revlon has ever dipped down to, it's pretty dang close; it's less than $2 away from its all-time low.

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The Revlon One-Step hair dryer is an all-in-one styler that makes at-home blowouts easy. This hot air styler, brushes hair out while adding volume, creating styles that look like you just walked out of the salon. Among all of the hair stylers we've tested, it's our favorite for an at-home blowout.

Compared to the Dyson Airwrap or even the Shark FlexStyle, it's already a budget-friendly styler at $69.99. However, with this deal at Amazon, it's currently over 50% off. Shop the Revlon One-Step at Amazon now.

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