Abstract: An aerated fabric tape is provided for the production of self-adhering, flexible hair-curlers, of a type comprising primary and secondary groups of warp threads. The warp threads are joined to one another by weft threads which connect the groups of warp threads. Each of the primary groups of warp threads is separated from the next group by a distance of from 2 to 10 mm, the weft threads being configured so as to allow the groups of warp threads to approach each other or to separate when the tape is subjected to transverse flexing.

Abstract: A hair curler with an aerated, elastic and elongated body for setting waves in wet, damp or dry hair; the aerated and elastic body is covered in whole or in part by an aerated elastic sheath provided in its-central part with protruding filament-like elements to facilitate winding hair onto the curler. The ends of the curler body are fitted with interlocking elements which allow the curler to be locked into a circular or semi-circular shape after the hair has been wound onto it.

Abstract: A hair-curler includes an inner tubular support member and an outer coating formed of a fabric carrying a plurality of thread-like elements extending therefrom for hooking and retaining the hair of a user. In order to have optimal use conditions in all positions on the head of the user and, if desired, a hair-curler which may be heated, the outer coating is in the form of a sheath which is elastically deformable in all directions. The inner support member is formed of a body such that the body-coating assembly will exhibit properties of at least local flexibility and elastic deformability in order to permit the best adaptability to the head of the user.