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I’ve tested my fair share of styling tools over the years, but the Shark SilkiPro has become the one I reach for every wash day. It’s my favorite wet-to-dry straightener and it’s currently 20% off — a deal that’s even sweeter considering how much time it saves me.
Before I started using it, my routine always involved two separate tools. I’d blow dry my hair first, then go back over every section with a flat iron to smooth everything out. While the results were worth it, the process definitely wasn’t. Now, I can give my hair a rough blow dry, pick up the Shark SilkiPro and tame everything to pin-straight perfection in under 10 minutes.
Because it’s designed to work on damp hair, I don’t have to spend forever getting every strand perfectly dry before styling. Instead, I get that silky-smooth feel in minutes without the extra effort.
The Shark SilkiPro is designed to simplify your entire styling routine. Instead of reaching for a blow dryer and then following up with a flat iron, this wet-to-dry tool does both jobs at once by styling damp hair into a sleek, glossy finish.
It combines heated airflow with ceramic-coated plates to smooth each section as you glide it through your hair, helping naturally reduce frizz along the way. I was surprised by how quickly it worked. My hair looked polished, felt incredibly soft and had the kind of chic, straight blowout I’d normally spend much longer trying to achieve.
Now, it’s on sale for 20% off (and anything off full retail price is a win in my books!)
One of the biggest differences I’ve noticed is how naturally it reduces frizz. Rather than leaving my hair looking overly flat, it gives me a chic, sleek blowout that’s smooth, glossy and full of movement. Flyaways are noticeably tamed, my ends look polished and my hair has that fresh-from-the-salon finish I usually only get after booking a blowout.
Even better, I no longer have to go over everything with a separate flat iron to get the look I want.
I’m also a longtime fan of Shark’s beauty lineup, so the SilkiPro joins a collection of products I already use regularly. The new FlexStyle IonCurl has become one of my favorite tools for creating soft curls and bouncy waves, while the CryoGlow LED Face Mask has earned a permanent place in my skincare regimen. Shark continues to make products that fit seamlessly into my routine, and the SilkiPro is another standout.
If you’re looking to cut down on styling time without sacrificing sleek results, the Shark SilkiPro is absolutely worth it. It has replaced an entire step in my wash-day process, naturally keeps frizz in check and delivers silky, pin-straight hair in less than 10 minutes. With 20% off right now, there’s no better time to grab it.
For a budget-friendly hero, this TYMO dryer is now under $75 and hails from a great brand (trust me, I reviewed its viral rotating curling iron).
I’ve been paying Hot Tools’ rent since middle school (seriously, this curling iron is part of a time capsule), and still holds up well to this day. Its clamp is one of the best for bouncy blowout curls.
Another Shark winner: the Shark SpeedStyle Blow Dryer that’s compact yet effective, helping to bring shine and vitality to your natural locks.
This article was written by Victoria McDonnell, New York Post Commerce Journalist & Content Strategist, who has spent countless hours researching, testing hundreds of products and comparing the latest makeup, skincare, hair and beauty items and trends to determine what’s truly worth your hard-earned cash. She evaluates formulas, textures, ingredients and more, in addition to consulting medical and industry experts. Some of Victoria’s latest conquests include testing the best sheet masks on the market, and a rinse-and-repeat review of the best shampoos for all hair types and budgets. Victoria, who received a beauty industry essentials certification from the Fashion Institute of Technology, has been creating shopping guides for the New York Post since 2021 and previously held positions at Insider Reviews and CNN Underscored.
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