DENTON, Texas, Jan. 14 /PRNewswire/ -- America praises "Ocean's Twelve" stars Julia Roberts and George Clooney for their great hair in 2004, in the 11th annual Sally Beauty CelebHead Survey. The survey, conducted by Sally Beauty and Harris Interactive Inc., asked people to cast a vote on best and worst hairstyles and worst reality show hairstyles from the past year, as they gear up for the upcoming awards season.

Though Americans awarded glamour girl and new mom Roberts and eternal "Sexiest Man Alive" Clooney for their luxurious locks, they may be more attentive in watching the red carpets for Pink and Michael Moore. The survey denounces these stars for worst "CelebHead Calamities" in 2004, and identifies Nicole Richie of "The Simple Life" and Donald Trump of "The Apprentice" as the reality show personalities with the worst hairstyles.

The Top 3 in Each Category

Female Celebrity with the Best Hairstyle in 2004
1.  Julia Roberts
2.  Jennifer Aniston
3.  Jennifer Lopez

Male Celebrity with the Best Hairstyle in 2004
1.  George Clooney
2.  Sean Connery
3.  Colin Farrell

Female Reality Show Celebrity with the Worst Hairstyle in 2004
1.  Nicole Richie - "The Simple Life"
2.  Caroline Rhea - "The Biggest Loser"
3.  Kelly Clarkson - "American Idol"

Female Celebrity with the Worst Hairstyle in 2004
1.  Pink
2.  Lil' Kim
3.  Nicole Richie

Male Celebrity with the Worst Hairstyle in 2004
1.  Michael Moore
2.  Dr. Phil
3.  Eminem

Male Reality Show Celebrity with the Worst Hairstyle in 2004
1.  Donald Trump - "The Apprentice"
2.  Simon Cowell - "American Idol"
3.  Jay London - "Last Comic Standing"

Americans and Their Hair

While voting on celebrity best and worst hairstyles, this year's survey participants were also asked about their own styling habits:

--  30 percent of Americans change their hairstyle once a year or more often, with 1 in 10 changing it several times a year

--  More than 60 percent of Americans cannot live without product when styling their hair, naming hairspray and styling gel as their top two necessities

--  6 in 10 Americans visit a hair salon at least 4 times a year with  more than half of them diligently visiting every five weeks or more often

--  A cut or trim is the most popular reason to visit the beauty salon on a regular basis with highlights or lowlights and coloring coming in second

A Look Back

Eleven years ago, when Sally Beauty conducted its first CelebHead survey, voters said Heather Locklear and Lyle Lovett were the celebrities with the hair they would most like to have. The reigning "King and Queen" of good hair in 1995 were Julia Roberts and Lyle Lovett, followed closely by Nicole Kidman and Tom Cruise.

This year's winner for best hair, Julia Roberts, has been a favorite among voters, appearing seven of the last 10 years on the CelebHead survey. Brad Pitt has also been a top pick, cited for his locks in six years.

Results of the Sally Beauty CelebHead Survey were based on Harris Interactive Inc.-conducted telephone interviews among a nationally representative sample of 1,023 adults (512 men and 511 women), aged 18 and older and living in private households in the continental United States. The interviews were carried out between Dec. 17, and Dec. 19, 2004, with participants selected by using a random-digit-dial sampling technique to reduce bias and include both listed and unlisted telephone numbers. The survey has a margin of error of plus or minus 3.1 percentage points.