An un-heated, light weight hair roller having a cylindrical outer surface for wrapping hair strands for around and a roller clip having a pair of semi-cylindrical thermal storage members. The clip is adapted to enable the thermal storage members to cooperatively enclose and conform to the roller and the wrapped hair strands to heat the wrapped hair strands while applying pressure thereto against the roller's cylindrical outer surface.

The present invention discloses a hair curler. The hair curler includes a handle, a connecting base and a hair curling rod. The handle includes a housing, an electric control device and a driving motor. The driving motor is electrically connected to the electric control device. The housing has an open end. The connecting base is rotatably mounted in the housing and connected to the driving motor, and the connecting base has a connecting end protruding from the open end. The hair curling rod includes a heating rod and a fixing base connected to one end of the heating rod. The fixing base is removably connected to the connecting end. The technical solution of the present invention can facilitate the replacement of heating rod by a user.

This invention relates to a hair styling device (10). The device has a body (12) defining a chamber (16) adapted to accommodate a length of hair (24), the chamber having an opening (22) through which the length of hair may pass into the chamber. A rotatable element (26) is adapted to engage the length of hair adjacent to the opening and to wind the length of hair around a protrusion within the chamber. A first hair-straightening panel (44) and a second hair-straightening panel (46) are provided, the first hair-straightening panel and the second hair-straightening panel facing one another and defining a passage (50) through which the length of hair passes as it leaves the chamber, the first hair-straightening panel and the second hair-straightening panel being movable relative to one another.

This invention relates to a hair styling device (10). The device has a body (12) defining a chamber (16) adapted to accommodate a length of hair (24), the chamber having an opening (22) through which the length of hair may pass into the chamber. A rotatable element (26) is adapted to engage the length of hair adjacent to the opening and to wind the length of hair around a protrusion within the chamber. A first hair-straightening panel (44) and a second hair-straightening panel (46) are provided, the first hair-straightening panel and the second hair-straightening panel facing one another and defining a passage (50) through which the length of hair passes as it leaves the chamber, the first hair-straightening panel and the second hair-straightening panel being movable relative to one another.

A dreadlock curling device for curling a dreadlock includes a handle with a rotating curling member extending from a first end of the handle. The curling member is configured for being wrapped by a dreadlock and selectively rotating to curl the dreadlock. A hair clip attached to the curling member secures and end of the dreadlock to the curling member. A motor selectively rotates the curling member. And a drying coil selectively heats the curling member, thereby drying the dreadlock when it is wrapped around the curling member.

A hair styling device for styling curly or wavy hair. The hair styling device includes a body and a plurality of tines extending from a proximate end of the body, wherein each of the plurality of tines have a same length as measured from a proximal end to an opposing distal end of a tine. The tines are rigid and non-flexible to facilitate the manipulation and styling of curly hair. In some embodiments, the tines are angled such that the proximal end of the tine extends from a first side of the body and the distal end of the tine is disposed on a second side of the body, wherein the first side and second side are opposite one another. In other embodiments, the tines include an arcuate configuration. The configuration of the tines allows for various manipulation of hair to provide differently styled curls or wavy features.

The present disclosure relates to a hair curler, which includes a housing and a hair curling device. The housing is configured to be held by a user. A chamber for receiving hair is defined in the housing. An opening communicated with the chamber is formed in the side, opposite to the side that matches a human hand, of the housing. The hair enters or leaves the chamber through the opening. The hair curling device is disposed in the chamber. The hair curler has the advantages of a small size, a simple structure, extremely convenient operation and great humanization.

The present disclosure relates to a hair curler, which includes a housing and a hair curling device. The housing is configured to be held by a user. A chamber for receiving hair is defined in the housing. An opening communicated with the chamber is formed in the side, opposite to the side that matches a human hand, of the housing. The hair enters or leaves the chamber through the opening. The hair curling device is disposed in the chamber. The hair curler has the advantages of a small size, a simple structure, extremely convenient operation and great humanization.

Methods for styling, in particular for straightening, keratin fibers, in particular human hair, in which (i) a styling agent comprising carbocisteine and/or a salt thereof is applied to the keratin fibers and left there, (ii) the fibers, after a leave-in time, are not rinsed, are optionally dried, (iii) the fibers are mechanically deformed from exposure to heat, significantly minimize the negative consequences of styling and reduce in particular electrostatic charging and hydrophilization of the hair.

Methods for styling, in particular for straightening, keratin fibers, in particular human hair, in which (i) a styling agent comprising carbocisteine and/or a salt thereof is applied to the keratin fibers and left there, (ii) the fibers, after a leave-in time, are not rinsed, are optionally dried, (iii) the fibers are mechanically deformed from exposure to heat, significantly minimize the negative consequences of styling and reduce in particular electrostatic charging and hydrophilization of the hair.