I tried Shark's latest hairdryer for two months — and it's the ultimate speed-drying companion

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Home I tried Shark's latest hairdryer for two months — and it's the ultimate speed-drying companion Opinion By Lucy Scotting Published 14 September 2026 Bravo, Shark, you've done it again When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. But before you dive into deep hairdryer research and dissect the latest Dyson dupes, let me point you to my current holy grail — the Shark SpeedStyle Pro Flex.Shark's latest hairdryer landed in Australia a few months ago, as a notable evolution to the existing SpeedStyle. The Pro Flex arrives at the perfect time, as more "intelligent hairdryers" enter the market to help manage scalp health, hair damage, and flyaways.I saw this trend take shape in April 2024 when I reviewed Dyson's Supersonic Nural, the first-of-its-kind intelligent dryer.

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▪Home I tried Shark's latest hairdryer for two months — and it's the ultimate speed-drying companion Opinion By Lucy Scotting Published 14 September 2026 Bravo, Shark, you've done it again When you purchase through links on our site, we may
▪But before you dive into deep hairdryer research and dissect the latest Dyson dupes, let me point you to my current holy grail — the Shark SpeedStyle Pro Flex.Shark's latest hairdryer landed in Australia a few months ago, as a notable evolu
▪The Pro Flex arrives at the perfect time, as more "intelligent hairdryers" enter the market to help manage scalp health, hair damage, and flyaways.I saw this trend take shape in April 2024 when I reviewed Dyson's Supersonic Nural, the first

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Home I tried Shark's latest hairdryer for two months — and it's the ultimate speed-drying companion Opinion By Lucy Scotting Published 14 September 2026 Bravo, Shark, you've done it again When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: Shark) Copy link Facebook X Reddit Email Share this article 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter IMHO, as a hair tool reviewer, there's no better time than the present to upgrade your aging stylers. That hairdryer you've had for 15 years? Yeah, it's finally time to let it go.

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