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Super-Hair is celebrating its 20th year online! And we're doing it by counting down what we consider the 20 most "Super" hairstyles of the last two decades - similar to what we did for our tenth anniversary with "Project 20/10."
A couple of Hair Fans submitted their own "20 For 20" lists, which were posted on our message board. With all posts now removed by Yahoo, we will post the lists here once Yahoo sends us a promised archive of them.
1. Bonnie Bernstein
The dominant force of Super-Hair's first decade, with loyal "Bonniephiles" pushing the sports reporter/producer to a record 24 Crown Awards, two Cup of the Americas titles, six Challenge of Champions wins and the first induction in the Hair Fan's Hall of Fame. (Not to mention Ultimate 50 status.) After 20 years, we can still count her number of hair drops in public on one hand.
2. Carrie Underwood
Country music's most jaw-dropping hair of the new millennium, the Oklahoma native has won seven Crown Awards out of 12 nominations, and won or tied for first an amazing 16 times on award show nights. That's why she entered the Hair Fan's Hall of Fame at age 30.
3. Alexandra Steele
The "feathers of Steele" held remarkably well for years at The Weather Channel. That long style with layers and bangs spent five years on our Top Ten Tresses list and won a Crown Award in 2006.
4. Victoria Azarenka
A tennis player from Belarus has won two Grand Slams, but an arguably more impressive nine Crown Awards out of 13 total nominations. Her three-time Best Long Hair also earned her country the EuroCup 2012 title, followed by third place in 2016.
5. Faith Hill
This singer was a powerhouse in Super-Hair's early years, winning four Crown Awards and reaching the 2000 Super-Hair Wars finals. Success through the years in award show votes also helped place her in the Hair Fan's Hall of Fame.
6. Martina McBride
Country music's "rose of Sharon" won Crown Awards in 2000 and 2008 with two additional nominations. She ranks highly here because she's won seven contests for the best hairstyle of awards shows, and it's a rare day when her hair collapses.
7. Kelly Tilghman
She made TV history in the Golf Channel anchor tower, and with her long hair here. After winning the 2003 Crown Award for Newcomer of the Year, she lasted 74 months in Top Ten Tresses and was voted #1 in the world three times (two ties).
8. Michelle Asselin
One of our most unusual discoveries, a Fresno, California dentist with stunning long hair is one of only four women to last six years in Top Ten Tresses. She also was a Super-Hair Wars semifinalist and Crown Awards double nominee in 2013.
9. Victoria Warren
A Boston TV reporter whose short cuts have a very loyal following. Eight Crown Awards, the Super-Hair World Cup IV title and an 11-year unbeaten run in the Super-Hair Wars Challenge of Champions have put her in the Hair Fan's Hall of Fame.
10. Susan McGinnis
Perhaps the most overlooked example of short hair perfection, this TV journalist has five Crown Awards and 12 total nominations. Her stronger-than-you-think four-time Best Bangs also helped her last a year in Top Ten Tresses.
11. Heather Cox
Her daring and distracting thick hair has roamed the sidelines of many major sports events. Her style strength kept her in Top Ten Tresses more than two years, and she was voted #1 in 2011-12.
12. Angie Everhart
A supermodel with long red hair has won two of the five Super-Hair World Cups for the United States. That success on the biggest stage, plus three Crown Awards for Best Redhead, have put her in the Hair Fan's Hall of Fame.
13. Samantha Harris
She's beaten cancer, and this one-time TV host has long hair which is very hard to beat. It's earned her two Crown Awards and a year in Top Ten Tresses.
14. Heather Tesch
At a Weather Channel filled with outstanding styles, she ranks among the most admired: 12 Crown Award nominations, five Crown wins and a place in the Hair Fan's Hall of Fame.
15. Debra Messing
Thick, wavy, melt-on-sight hair that's been impressive enough for two runs of Will and Grace. She's in the Hair Fan's Hall of Fame, with six Crown Awards and seven additional nominations.
16. Norah O'Donnell
A reporter at NBC-turned-anchor at CBS, her often-flawless pageboys have kept Hair Fans fascinated for two decades. She spent 27 months in Top Ten Tresses and has gained six Crown Award nominations.
17. Judy Fortin
The woman we declared the #1 hairstyle of the Ultimate 50 in 2000 keeps impressing, while working in public relations in Atlanta. The former TV anchor amazingly still has undefeated short hair in public, after spending 50 months on the Top Ten Tresses list early in the millennium.
18. Alyson Footer
Amazing natural curls helped this baseball blogger advance from Houston to MLB television. They also earned her two Crown Awards, the Houston City League title, nearly two years in Top Ten Tresses and second place in the 2011 Cup of the Americas.
19. Suzy Kolber
The ESPN reporter's short, sturdy and almost indestructible cuts won four Crown Awards from 2003-13. She entered the Hair Fan's Hall of Fame through a Veterans Committee vote in 2016.
20. Mara Schiavocampo
A TV reporter who turned natural curls into perfectly-positioned strong styles, which lasted an amazing 78 months on the Top Ten Tresses list.
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