A hairstyling device for curling hair, includes a housing which includes a rolling chamber, an introduction slot which extends over the length of the housing and which opens into the rolling chamber, and an extraction opening arranged on a side end of the housing onto which the rolling chamber opens. The device includes a mandrel which extends into the rolling chamber, and a roller arranged in the rolling chamber and configured to roll the strand of hair around the mandrel, during rotation thereof. The introduction slot includes two walls which extend longitudinally and which cross the thickness of the housing, the side walls including a guiding system configured to promote the penetration of the strand of hair into the rolling chamber.

A hair styling appliance for curling hair, includes a gripping handle along a first axis and a housing having a winding chamber defining a second axis an introduction slot and an extraction opening. The first and second axes form a plane. A barrel has fixed and free ends disposed close to the extraction opening and extends in the winding chamber along a third axis in the plane. The third axis is inclined at an angle with respect to the first axis such that the free end is farther away from the gripping handle than the fixed end. A hollow winder is arranged around and coaxially with the barrel. The winder is mounted to rotate about the third axis and to successively grasp the proximal end of the lock, concomitantly wind the lock about the barrel and the winder, and then completely wind the lock around the barrel, as it rotates.

A dual member hair roller device designed to produce spiral curls for hair lengths that vary from medium short to very long and comprised of a flexible, permeable, elongated supporting roller body with a lateral surface that is capable of gripping fabric; and a detached, elastic, permeable fabric sleeve that safely and securely affixes to the gripping surface of the roller body.

A hair curling device has a first piece having a hollow stem having a bore, a top end and a bottom end with an opening at the bottom end providing access to the bore, the first piece also having a bowl portion having a frusto-conical wall extending upwardly from the top end of the stem in an open position, the frusto-conical wall having a top edge and a flange extending from the top edge. The hair curling device further includes a separate second piece having a flexible flat base portion having an outer edge and a bottom, with a circular hub extending from the center of the base portion and received inside the bore of the stem.

A hair curling device has a first piece having a hollow stem having a bore, a top end and a bottom end with an opening at the bottom end providing access to the bore, the first piece also having a bowl portion having a frusto-conical wall extending upwardly from the top end of the stem in an open position, the frusto-conical wall having a top edge and a flange extending from the top edge. The hair curling device further includes a separate second piece having a flexible flat base portion having an outer edge and a bottom, with a circular hub extending from the center of the base portion and received inside the bore of the stem.

Hair rollers that can be collapsed to a substantially flat configuration when not in use and formed into a standard roller configuration when in use.

Hair rollers that can be collapsed to a substantially flat configuration when not in use and formed into a standard roller configuration when in use.