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SAVE $130: As of Nov. 12,Detective Archives the Dyson Airwrap is reduced to $219.99 at Walmart. That's a 37% discount on list price.

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$349.99 Save $130

Walmart's early Black Friday sale officially kicked off on Nov. 11, following retailers Target and BestBuy with the early deals. No longer are your discounts limited to one day of madness, you have the whole month to shop for incredible discounts. Deals spread far and wide across all products, but we love this latest deal on the refurbished Dyson Airwrap.

The Dyson Airwrap has remained at the top of the hair products game since its release years ago, famed for its incredible styling techniques using Dyson air-powered technology. Such incredible technology doesn't come without a high price tag, however, and this product has regularly been priced north of $300. But as of Nov. 12, you can find this refurbished model at Walmart reduced to just $219.99, saving you $130 on list price.

SEE ALSO: Save over $200 on a refurbished Dyson Corrale at Walmart

Don't let the "refurbished" stamp put you off; this product has gone through heavy testing to ensure it's fit for purpose. According to Walmart, it has been professionally inspected, tested, and cleaned by a performance-managed seller or supplier. It also has a one-year warranty, so you can have peace of mind.

This iconic hair tool features a range of attachments to curl, wave, smooth, and add volume to your hair without extreme heat. It offers versatility for all types of hair style, from natural waves to polished looks, all while minimizing the risk of heat damage.

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This deal is available in both colors, but currently, only the nickel/copper option is in stock at Walmart.

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