Shark Glossi 2-in-1 Hot Tool and Air Glosser in Teal

The core problem with most straightening tools is that they fight moisture rather than work with it — you're left choosing between a flat, lifeless finish or battling frizz within the hour. The Shark Glossi takes a different approach, pairing ceramic heat plates with directed airflow so each pass simultaneously smooths the cuticle and seals it, which is particularly useful for thick, coarse, or colour-treated hair that tends to puff back up the moment humidity hits it. It's not just a straightener with a fan bolted on — the airflow is calibrated to work with the plate tension, which is what separates it from older hybrid tools that never quite delivered on the same promise.

Who Is This For?

This tool suits people with medium to thick hair who want a polished, bouncy finish rather than a poker-straight result — it's designed to stretch and smooth rather than flatten, so natural movement is preserved. It's also a reasonable choice for anyone trying to reduce their routine to a single step rather than blow-drying and then straightening separately. If you have very fine hair that already responds well to a basic straightener, you're probably paying for features you won't use; a more straightforward tool will do the job for less. See our best Shark deals and best beauty tech deals for broader comparisons across price points.

What Buyers Say

Owners most frequently praise the finish — specifically that hair stays smoother for longer than with conventional straighteners, with noticeably less frizz returning throughout the day. The heat-up time and plate glide also get consistent approval. The most common limitation reported is weight; this is a bulkier tool than a standard straightener, and longer styling sessions can become tiring to hold, which is worth factoring in if you have a lot of hair to work through.

The Deal

Currently £119.99, down from £159.99, the saving is £40 — a solid 25% reduction. Because this product is newly tracked on The Daily Find, there's no price history to confirm whether £159.99 is a genuine regular retail price or a reference figure set high to make the discount look larger; that context simply isn't available yet. Watch it for a few weeks before committing — if the price holds or drops further, you'll have much more confidence you're actually getting a fair deal.