You Have One Day to Get the Revlon One-Step Hot Air Brush for Its Lowest Price Ever at Amazon

Eden Lichterman
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Revlon One-Step Cyber Monday Deal
Revlon One-Step Cyber Monday Deal

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The easiest way to style your hair at home is with a hot air brush that dries your hair and straightens it at the same time. And for Cyber Monday, the Revlon One-Step Hair Dryer and Volumizer Hot Air Brush is going for its lowest price ever at Amazon.

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If you're unfamiliar with the viral sensation that is the Revlon One-Step, it's a heated, oval-shaped brush that dries, styles, and volumizes your hair in one fell swoop. It has both pin and tufted bristles, so it'll untangle your hair as it smooths it out and reduces frizz. The hot tool has three heat and speed settings, and it's designed with an ergonomic handle that makes it more comfortable to style your hair.

Best Black Friday Fashion, Beauty, and Home Deals to Shop on Amazon
Best Black Friday Fashion, Beauty, and Home Deals to Shop on Amazon

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Shop now: $22 (Originally $60); amazon.com

The best-selling beauty product on Amazon with more than 260,000 five-star ratings, the Revlon One-Step is clearly a fan favorite. And for the first time ever, you can snag it for 63 percent off.

"My hair-drying time went from three hours down to about thirty minutes," one reviewer wrote. "It dries so well, especially if you pair it with the blow drying cream or spray. On top of blow drying my hair, the ceramic gets so hot that my hair is straightened in the process. So it brushes, dries, and straightens. This thing has literally changed my life and saved me hours of time."

Other shoppers commented on how easy it is to use the hot air brush, even if you're not super skilled at styling your hair. "If you are someone who is looking for an easy and faster way to blow dry and style your hair — either straighten or do soft waves — this is what you need," one said. "It eliminates a blow dryer and a brush, [and it's] super easy to use. Hair doesn't tangle or break when using, and it makes your hair soft and smooth."

You only have until midnight PT to get the Revlon One-Step Hair Dryer and Volumizer Hot Air Brush for $22, so be sure to grab one for yourself and for someone on your holiday list before the epic deal expires.

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