Impossible to forget the looks of Jennifer Aniston as Rachel Green in the immortal sitcom friendswhich ran for a whopping ten years, from 1994 to 2004. However, at the 54 years, the actress decided to give a new twist to her appearance, and she showed herself “as is” in several images that she shared on her social networks. That is, with the ends of her immaculate hair grown out.
Her decision to let her gray hair grow took her fans by surprise, who nevertheless celebrated the actress’s new aesthetic commitment. In fact, many women over 40 have adopted the white hairalso as a decision not to hide the passage of time.
As for the reason for the images, aniston announced the launch of a new product from her hair care line, revealing some shimmering silver streaks taking center stage in her signature blonde locks.
In the clip, the Mystery in Sight actress wears an informal black set of leggings and a T-shirt without losing the glamor that characterizes her. “You can use it once a week,” she said of her intensive hair repair treatment.
The followers banked the change of look
Surprised, fans praised her with phrases like “well done for allowing gray hair to appear, refreshing”, “if Jen can love her white hair, then I can” or “your hair is simply a masterpiece and we are all OK”.
JenniferSomehow, he had anticipated the change. “Universally, we are all going to grow up and get older,” he had declared to himself. AND! News in 2022.
“That cannot be denied, that is a guarantee, but we can be vital and we can be thriving in our growth as older people,” he philosophized.
On this, the actress highlighted as “essential habits” of her day to day to meditate, drink a lot of water, move the body and have a good rest. The actress is devoted to the practice of Pilates and the 15-15-15 method, which combines treadmill, elliptical and spinning for 15 minutes each.
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