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A hair styling device includes a hair roller that defines a conical inner chamber open at its larger end and has a jacket containing a heat storing material, a cooperating heating spindle for heating the hair roller, the heating spindle having a conical outer surface matching the inner surface of the inner chamber of the hair roller, and biasing means for causing the hair roller to rise off the heating spindle. Hair roller holding means comprises a body of ferromagnetic material carried by the hair roller adjacent the smaller end of the conical chamber and a magnet, the body of ferromagentic material being movable into the holding range of the magnet when the hair roller is placed on the heating spindle to hold the conical surfaces of the chamber of the hair roller and the heating spindle in mating engagement. The Curie temperature of the ferromagnetic material corresponds to the set temperature of the hair roller, so that when the hair roller is heated to its set temperature, the holding force of the magnet is reduced and the biasing means lifts the hair roller off the heating spindle.