Achieve glossy, salon-fresh style with 20% off the Dyson Supersonic hair dryer that leaves hair flawless: 'By far the best I've ever used'
There's a 'smart' everything these days, so it was only a matter of time before your hair tools followed suit.
Naturally, we have Dyson to thank for the innovation. The brand's Supersonic Nural Hair Dryer is designed with specialty sensors that simplify styling while actively protecting your scalp's health.
The bestselling tool is truly game-changing — and when you buy today, you can snag a special-edition model in Jasper Plum for a rare 20 percent discount at Amazon. Just be quick, as this opportunity expires on June 8, 2025.
Dyson Supersonic Nural Hair Dryer
Give your hair care routine a 'smart' upgrade! Nothing tops the Dyson Supersonic Nural, a truly innovative dryer that works overtime to give you the straight-from-the-salon style of your dreams while protecting your scalp from damage.
Right now you can even save 20 percent on the special-edition Jasper Plum model through June 8, 2025. It's a true work of art, and most importantly it comes with five attachments to make styling a breeze!
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Salon-fresh style: Give your hair the ultimate pro-level makeover in the comfort of your home with the gorgeous Dyson Supersonic Nural hair dryer
And we do mean rare! Dyson hair tools are worth every penny, as the thousands who've splurged can agree. The Supersonic Nural is especially notable for its advanced features that leave both your hair and scalp healthier.
It features a scalp protection mode that's powered by a 'time of flight' sensor, which plays a primary role of identifying your head's proximity as you're drying. The closer you hold the dryer to your hair, the less hot it becomes. The idea is that this will minimize damage to both your hair and your skin.
Smart and savvy: The dryer is truly a 21st-century masterpiece, as efficient as it is gorgeous thanks to its built-in sensors that prevent damage and promote shine
As long as the dryer is set to protect your scalp, you can see exactly how much heat the device is using thanks to the LED display. The color switches from yellow (low) to orange (medium) to red (high) according to the dryer's distance from your head.
Another super exciting feature is its 'memory.' The dryer actually learns your styling preferences, remembering exactly what heat setting was used last and your desired airflow.
It's a clever addition that streamlines the process, shaving time off your routine (hey, every second counts!) while giving your routine a fun, contemporary edge.
There's even a pause detect feature that minimizes heat and airflow (and even loud noise!) when the dryer isn't actually in contact with your hair. It's truly innovative and enjoyable to use — and shoppers say their hair has never looked better!
That's thanks to the multiple styling attachments included with the Supersonic Nural. You'll get a gentle air attachment, ideal for everyday drying and styling. A styling concentrator directs air more precisely for a sleeker finish.
Need to comb out your hair as you dry? The device comes with a wide-tooth comb for convenience. You'll also get a flyaway attachment to finally get a handle on those pesky little hairs that have a mind of their own and a wave and curl diffuser to leave your curls lush, full, and bouncy.
Sleek strands: This one Dyson styling tool is all that you need to achieve the hairstyle of your dreams, whether you're going sleek and glossy or full and curly
'This hair dryer is by far the best I've ever used!' exclaims one user. 'I've been getting more compliments on my hair since I began using it. No frizz, my hair looks shiny, and the hair dryer is very light.'
'Amazing,' declares another. 'This was the best purchase ever! Saves so much time in the mornings.'
Your hair is definitely worth a little extra attention, especially if it means scoring the Dyson Supersonic Nural Hair Dryer for a generous 20 percent discount. Snap it up now before the deal expires!
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