The Shark Glossi is now $130 cheaper than Dysons rivaling AirSmooth dryer brush

The first time I saw the Shark Glossi 2‑in‑1 Blow Dryer Brush on a cluttered Amazon shelf, it was a bright lychee‑colored promise of sleek, salon‑style hair without the hefty price tag of a Dyson. I remembered the buzz that had followed Dyson’s late‑fall debut of the AirSmooth, a brush that had been a latecomer to a market that had already seen other brands experiment with the concept. The Glossi, launched a year earlier, had never claimed to be a revolution, but its dual‑function designdrying and heat styling in onemade it a contender worth watching.

The Glossi’s engineering is simple yet clever. Its teardrop‑shaped head houses a ceramic hot comb on one side, allowing users to glide straight through wet or dry hair. The brush never exceeds 302 °F, a safety measure that keeps strands from scorching. The duality of its purpose explains the original $179.99 price, a figure that sits above the Revlon One‑Step or WavyTalk Blowout Boost but below the premium Dyson. In its current form, the brush is available in raspberry and lychee finishes on Amazon, with Sephora offering only the lychee variant. A minor upgrade to the juniper (aqua) finish costs a mere 99 ¢ extra on Amazon, and the brush can also be found at Best Buy, Kohl’s, Target, and Shark’s own stores.

On October 15, the Glossi’s price slid to $119, a 34 % discount from its regular price of $179.99. This sale matches the all‑time low seen during Prime Day in June, making it an irresistible bargain for anyone who has been eyeing a high‑end dryer brush without wanting to break the bank. The math is simple: buy two Glossis for the price of one AirSmooth, and you’re essentially doubling your value.

Dyson’s AirSmooth arrived late to a space that had already seen a variety of dryer brushes since the late 2010s. Shark’s earlier entry, the Glossi, may not have been a headline‑making breakthrough, but it carved out a niche by offering heat styling capability without the high cost. The price drop brings the Glossi into a competitive bracket with other budget‑friendly options, yet it still retains the premium feel of a two‑in‑one tool.

If you’re someone who wants to straighten, smooth, and add volume without the hassle of multiple devices, the Glossi fits the bill. Its dual function means you can dry and style in one pass, saving time and effort. For those who have tried the Dyson AirSmooth but found the price steep, the Glossi offers a more accessible alternative without compromising on performance.

When I first tried the Glossi, the brush felt surprisingly light, and the ceramic comb glided through my hair with minimal effort. The 302 °F limit was reassuring, especially for someone who has struggled with heat damage in the past. The price drop makes it a risk‑free experiment for anyone who has been waiting for a moment like this.

With the Glossi now priced at $119, the next logical question is whether Shark will keep the price low or raise it as the market evolves. For now, the brush stands as a practical, affordable alternative to Dyson’s premium offering, and the timing of the sale could make it a staple in many haircare routines. The next season will tell if Shark can sustain this value proposition or if competitors will step in with newer, cheaper models.