SKIMI Airflow Styler, Titanium Flat Iron Hair Straightener, Professional Curling Iron with Cooling Air Vents to Lock in Style, 5 Temps & Dual Voltage, Auto Off(Black & Champagne).

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MULTI-PURPOSE STYLING DEVICE: 1 AIRFLOW STYLER = 1 STRAIGHTENER + 1 CURLER + 1 WAVER, a single solution to fulfill all your styling requirements.
ADVANCED AIRFLOW TECHNOLOGY: Featuring a comprehensive surround airflow and 96 ventilation openings, the Airflow Styler delivers a balanced stream of cool air for 2 seconds, ensuring instant styling that lasts twice as long as traditional tools.
5 TEMPERATURE SETTINGS: The Airflow Styler offers five adjustable heat levels and incorporates PTC rapid heating technology, reducing styling time by half and catering to all hair types to accommodate your diverse styling preferences.
3D TITANIUM PLATE: Eliminate hair tugging and discomfort during styling! The Airflow Styler features a 3D floating titanium plate, which outperforms standard ceramic plates by minimizing heat loss and enhancing styling results.
ALL-ROUND USER FRIENDLINESS: Safety-60 minutes automatic shutdown. Convenient-dual voltage suitable for travel. After-Sales-we provide 12 months guarantee, if you have any questions, please feel compelled to contact us, we will solve you within 24 hours.

Original price was: $168.99.Current price is: $53.88.

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