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IRISH beauty fans are set to love the Dyson Airwrap dupe landing on the middle aisle of Aldi next week.
The 5-in-1 Hair Styler will land in store on November 28 as one of the bargain supermarket’s major Black Friday deals.
The product is remarkably similar to the extremely popular Dyson Airwrap multi-styler and dryer.
The product has several attachments such as barrels for curling, a hair drying attachment and a round brush and uses hot air to style the hair.
The high-end products retails anywhere around the €449.99 mark depending on the model.
The Aldi version also uses hot air to style the hair but is a whopping €390 cheaper at just €59.99.
Describing the product on their website Aldi said: “Get that salon worthy look at home with a fantastic Black Friday offer.”
The tool has a sleek and easy to hold design and comes in a champagne colour and a grey colour with pink accents.
It features five attachments including a hair dryer attachment, and oval brush, two curling barrels and and oval brush.
The handy styler has three temperature settings and two speed settings.
It also has a cool shot button which will help set your hairstyle in place.
The 5-in-1 Hair Styler uses built in technology for easy frizz free hair styling.
It’s three temperature settings are 60C, 80C and 95C meaning you can use as little or as much heat as you want.
And the 180cm long power cord has a 360 degree swivel feature meaning you’ll be able to easily style your locks without tangling the cord.
This Black Friday bargain is sure to be a quick sell out so make sure you get down to your local store good and early next Thursday to get your hands on it.
Aldi have confirmed they are set to close their stores across the country for three days over the festive period.
All stores will close for Christmas Day and Stephens Day this year.
From December 27 to December 30, Aldi will reopen their doors from 8am to 9pm.
On New Years Eve, all Aldi stores will close early early at 7pm in the evening after opening at 9am that morning.
And stores will be closed nationwide once again on New Years Day.
SAM Thompson has pleaded with I’m A Celebrity producers to check on Barry McGuigan.
The reigning King of the Jungle appeared worried about the boxer who went “missing” during last night’s episode.
Barry is the oldest contestant in camp this year at 63.
Sam said last night on spin-off show Unpacked: “I worry about Barry.
“The rain won’t help because it does affect some people more.
“I didn’t see him at all this episode and just need someone to put his arm around him.”
Since the show launch, Barry’s struggled to get stars as he was let down by his eyesight.
Last night he appeared furious when the camp was punished for having contraband.
Dean McCullough had been hiding tea bags to treat his co-stars in the jungle – before they were banished by bosses.
Melvin Odoom – who won ten cupcakes in a challenge – was forced to return to camp with half of that because of the stashed tea bags.
Noticing Barry’s reaction, one fan said: “Barry is going to lose his rag the quickest.. The man is starving. I am here for this.”
Someone else said: “Barry is fuminggg about the teabags he just wanted a whole cupcake bless his HEART I want to protect him at all costs.”
Another added: “Barry isn’t enjoying himself at all. I predict he’ll quit before Sunday.”
Every day, Rebekah will be sharing her thoughts on the I’m A Celebrity camp with The Sun readers in an exclusive video diary and column.
She’ll be telling stories from her time in the jungle, sharing her completely unfiltered thoughts on the cast and nominating a villain every morning after the show.
From her take on Coleen Rooney’s Bushtucker Trials to what she thinks of stars who swerve the stomach-churning challenges, Rebekah’s column will be unmissable – and only available on thesun.co.uk
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THE Met Office has shared a list of six areas in Scotland affected by an amber warning.
The weather alert will be active between 7am-5pm tomorrow as snow and ice hits the country.
In preparation, the forecasting body has issued advice including to carefully planning travel arrangements.
The Met Office has warned that the severe weather could cause power cuts and issues with mobile phone coverage.
And there is a slight chance that some rural communities could become cut off.
Half a dozen areas will be affected including Angus, Perth and Kinross, Stirling, Aberdeenshire, Highlands and Argyll and Bute.
It comes as Scots brace themselves for Storm Bert following days of chaotic weather.
The Met Office has warned that severe snow, ice and wind is just hours away.
A week-long deep freeze as temperatures plummeted overnight ahead of a frosty and icy morning.
The storm is set to reach the UK on Saturday, and the Met Office expects it to bring “heavy rain, strong winds and disruptive snow to parts of the UK through the weekend.”
These conditions could cause travel disruption and flooding.
Overnight on Thursday, the Met Office said much of the UK experienced temperatures near freezing, with the mercury falling as low as minus 6C at Tulloch Bridge in Scotland.
The forecasting body said many will wake up to a frost with icy surfaces in places with several yellow warnings for snow and ice in place across the UK until 10am on Friday.
One covering parts of Scotland is in effect until midday before a slew of further yellow alerts for wind, rain and snow go live on Saturday.
An amber alert for heavy snow and ice will be in force between 7am and 5pm on Saturday in an area north of Scotland’s central belt.
Around 10-20cm is likely on ground above 200 metres and potentially as much as 20-40cm on hills above 400 metres.
The warning covers parts of Angus, Perth and Kinross, Stirlingshire, Aberdeenshire and some of the Highlands and Argyll and Bute.
Met Office meteorologist Honor Criswick said: “Through into Friday… snow showers are set to continue mainly around coastal areas, though once again, a few are feeding inland at times.
“There will also still be plenty of autumnal sunshine.
“Still feeling cold though, particularly in those brisk winds – once again we’re only looking at highs of around 5C, slightly higher in the southwest around 7C.
“Across the north, those temperatures are struggling to move past 2-3C.
“As we head into Friday evening, a change is coming as we introduce Storm Bert moving its way in from the Atlantic.
“So we’ll see clouds spilling in from the southwest with outbreaks of rain – heavy at times by the time we reach Saturday morning.”
Ms Criswick said there are likely to be “heavy” outbreaks of rain throughout Saturday, “falling as snow” at times across northern parts of England and parts of Scotland.
The wintry weather affected education, with more than 114 schools shut in the Highland Council area on Thursday because of snow, including Inverness Royal Academy where pupils were told their prelim exams planned for the day will be rescheduled.
