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Instagram content View on Instagram. And, you never see this, but off the red carpet she really likes wearing low, loose braids on both sides of her head. She's a real down-to-earth girl—she loves the beach, loves nature, and loves animals.
How do you style Jennifer's hair curly? Then I do what I call a "bad blow-dry. This way, I pull the curl out but allow the hair to go into its natural form. The Surf Spray really helps to add texture to the hair—it gives it that day-old-hair look on the same day. Why do you use different-size round brushes?
Because around the bottom of the hair, we like it to be longer—so I use a large round brush there. Around the front, I use a longer one, and at the crown area I use a smaller one because it creates fullness. I always blow-dry the roots straight—about two inches—and let the ends be a little curlier.
I also like to blow-dry the hair around her face with a few strands tucked behind her ears. When you untuck the hair, a nice frame is created around the face. How do you style Jennifer's hair straight? Shu Uemura sent me some of the product six months ago, and I've been using it on Jen's hair ever since. I just pump a pea-size drop into my hand, rub it through the ends of her hair while it's damp, and blow-dry it straight using a round brush.
I don't use any of the Essence Absolue Oil in the root, though, because we like the roots full—she's not liking her hair really bone-straight anymore; she likes it with some wave. Sometimes we'll bend the brush a bit and add straight waves so that it's smooth and straight but not flatiron-straight.
Once I'm done blow-drying, I use a tiny bit of the Essence Absolue Oil to add gloss and texture at the ends. What inspired you to give Jennifer the bob haircut that she had between and ?
In , he told Allure magazine that he'd been working with fellow "Friends" star Courteney Cox, sharing, "The manager recommended that Jennifer come to the salon where I was working. And I really don't think anyone knew I was using the whole time.
She only had the haircut for six months. Getty Handout Apparently, Aniston hated the trendy cut , telling Allure in "it was the ugliest haircut I've ever seen. Though she only sported the sleek, shaggy haircut for about six months, she told Allure she didn't quite understand its "never-ending legacy," because "because it just was hard to do. I loved it, but I couldn't style it on my own.
Still, that "big, horrible mistake" was the cut that put Aniston's strands on the map, and women everywhere have coveted her look ever since. In , McMillan revealed some of her hair secrets in an interview with Elle magazine, sharing that Aniston naturally has enviable hair because it's easy to work with, saying, "She has naturally wavy, medium-texture hair … it goes curly really easily if you scrunch it, and if you blow-dry it straight, it stays straight but with body.
She shampoos and conditions pretty much every day — if she's going for the day-old-hair look, she prefers to create it using products. But from to , Aniston served as a spokesperson and co-owner of hair care brand Living Proof , whose products seemingly inspired her to wash less often , especially on breaks from filming.
She told Glamour magazine in , "If I'm working then I usually do wash it, because it has to have continuity, but if I'm not working I try to give my hair a break for as many days as possible. As for how she keeps her hair healthy between visits, McMillan told Elle, "I cut her hair religiously every six weeks, but between visits, she takes care of her hair, she really does — she doesn't rip through it when she brushes it after a shower.
And she lets her hair dry on its own when she's not working. She likes to wear her hair natural, and she's good at styling it on her own. Her hair has a natural wave.
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