Hair roller and rotating apparatus

A hair roller and power driven self-contained rotating apparatus comprising:

• (a) a body in cylindrical shape having a first and second end with said first end forming a handle to be gripped thereupon;
• (b) an electric reduction gear drive motor disposed within the second end of the body having a drive shaft extending linearly therefrom providing the rotational force for the apparatus;
• (c) means to store electrical energy contained within said handle portion of the body supplying electrical power to the motor providing self-contained torsional force;
• (d) a plurality of motor control switches mounted in the body electrically energizing the motor, also regulating int direction and speed;
• (e) roller attaching means drivingly mounted onto the end of said motor drive shaft providing a connecting interface thereupon;
• (f) a hollow cylindrical roller forming the body of a curler having means to receive on one end and a raised bead inside the hollow portion near the end on the other, also a rib extending axially along from 80 to 90 percent of the rollers length, said roller removably connected onto said roller attaching means, for wrapping ones hair on the periphery thereof during hair-setting procedures in order to produce curls;
• (g) a locking peg extending from said roller near said body second end for attachment;
• (h) a clip integral with said roller having an extended and an attached end and a slot near the extended end and a narrow portion at the attached end forming a living binge axially juxtapositioned with said roller, further, said clip having a cavity on the side next to said roller formed in such a manner as to tightly interface with said rib on the roller when the slot snappingly engages said locking peg for attaching the ends of ones hair to the roller prior to rolling;
• and,
• (i) a clamp having a hollow sleeve with a stepped shoulder on one end, the shoulder slightly smaller in diameter than said cylindrical roller and said shoulder having a groove therein, also a pair of parallel arms integral with said sleeve terminating into a C-shaped jaw, said sleeve rotatably disposed within the hollow bore of the roller grippingly interfacing the groove with said raised bead in the roller bore retaining the clamp into the roller, allowing the clamp to rotate freely prior to engagement, further the arms engagingly distend on either side of the roller with the jaw gripping the roller holding the arms removably in place, thereby holding rolled hair on the outside of the roller when rotation of the roller attached to the rotating apparatus is completed.