Abstract: A hair curler roller including a hardened and substantially spool-shaped core. A foam outer layer is applied about an exterior surface associated with the core, said outer layer further including a smooth fabric satin covering. A clamp mechanism is engageably secured about an annular surface associated with the spool-shaped core, the clamp mechanism including inwardly directed and extending serrated edges. The clamp mechanism is manipulated between opened and closed positions, and such that the serrated edges biasingly sandwich a user's hair wound about the outer layer.

Abstract: A support made of a flexible, resilient foam material is enclosed by a fabric cover to prevent hair strands from becoming ensnared by the foam material. In a preferred embodiment, the support is configured as a foam roller which is mounted on a relatively rigid core with the core having a bail attached thereto that fits over the roller to secure hair to the roller. The cover is attached by draw strings positioned at the end of the cover. Preferably, the cover is porous and is made of a material such as satin, silk, rayon or polyester but is not limited to such materials.

Abstract: A hair roller for use in curling hair includes a substantially resilient central core having a substantially smooth outer surface. The central core is formed to have hair wrapped around the outer surface. The hair roller may include a hair clip coupled to the central core for substantially holding the hair wrapped around the central core.

Abstract: A hair curler having a pair of clasps for clasping hair between each of the clasps and the outer circumferential surface of a roller, and a cover for covering about a half of the outer circumferential surface of the roller. The cover and the pair of clasps are integrally molded from a synthetic resin. The cover is reversibly bent with elastic deformation along the outer circumferential surface of the roller.