Amazon has brought plenty of beauty tech deals live for its spring sale, but one of the best (and rarest) ones we've spotted this week isn't actually available on the retailer's site.
Coinciding with the Big Spring Sale is SharkNinja week, which allows customers to save 20% on orders over $200 with the code SN20. That means that the Shark FlexFusion, which starts at $349 and goes up to $399 depending on the model, is getting a rare discount. If you've been waiting to catch it on sale, now's a good time to grab it — the promo code is valid through March 31 at 2:59 a.m. ET (and at the time of writing, one model has sold out).
If you're not familiar with the Shark FlexFusion, it's essentially an even more versatile Shark FlexStyle that can heat style with and without air. This is especially useful if you want to style day two hair, or hair that's no longer wet, as styles will hold better thanks to the heat element. It is worth noting that Shark FlexStyle attachments cannot be used with the FlexFusion or vice versa — though they're similar, at the end of the day they are different hair tools.
Depending on which model you get, the FlexFusion comes with three or four different attachments. At the time of writing, here are the models that are on sale:
Shark FlexFusion Air Styler Brush Set — $279.99$349.99(save $70 with code SN20)
Build-your own Shark FlexFusion with Air Styler Straightener Set — $279.99 $349.99 (save $70 with code SN20)
Build-your-own Shark FlexFusion with Air Styler Straightener and Brush set — $303.99$379.99(save $76 with code SN20)
Shark FlexFusion Air Styler Straightener and Brush Set — $319.99$399.99(save $80 with code SN20)
Along with the discount, each of these FlexFusions comes with a free travel case. For an even more in-depth breakdown on the differences between these tools, you can check out our additional coverage on the Shark FlexFusion.
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