Jennifer Aniston’s role as Rachel Green on Friends sparked a major hair trend in the ’90s. Her layered, shoulder-length cut with face-framing volume became a cultural phenomenon, inspiring women long after the show ended.

Now an actor and the founder of LolaVie, Aniston is celebrating her haircare brand’s fourth anniversary by finally getting the chance to style her Friends co-star Courteney Cox’s hair. In an Instagram video, Aniston says, “I get to finally blow dry Courtney’s hair. I’ve been wanting to do it because she has this gorgeous head of hair, but there tends to be some frizz on top.” Cox sits in the salon chair as Aniston gets to work.

Aniston’s approach to taming frizz is straightforward. She uses LolaVie’s Glossing Detangler—joking, “it’s only won, like, 12 awards”—spritzing it lightly from roots to ends on Cox’s damp hair and combing it through. Cox admits, “I don’t brush my hair, so the fact that you can get that comb through it like that—it’s really a miracle product.”

Next, Aniston applies the brand’s volumizing spray to the roots, using a hairdryer and a large round brush to add lift at the crown. She follows up with a hair oil for repair and protection, plus a smoothing cream to eliminate any remaining frizz and help the style hold. The result? A modern, Aniston-inspired take on the signature ’90s flicked-out blowout.

This look is easy to recreate at home. A quality hair oil—look for strengthening ingredients like argan or jojoba oil—and a smoothing cream that’s effective but not heavy are key. The right oil can revive dull, dry hair, adding softness and shine to any blowout. Celebrity hairstylist and Rōz founder Mara Roszak once told Vogue, “Hair oil has always been my go-to—a staple in my kit and the only styling product I use on my own hair. Our hair loves moisture.”

If you’re inspired by this ’90s revival on Cox, there are plenty of other iconic cuts from the era to try this fall.

Frequently Asked Questions
Of course Here is a list of FAQs about Jennifer Aniston giving Courteney Cox a blowout designed to be clear and helpful

General Beginner Questions

Q What is this story about
A Jennifer Aniston who is known for her hair gave her friend Courteney Cox a professionallooking smooth blowout at home similar to the famous Rachel hairstyle she had on the show Friends

Q What is a blowout
A A blowout is a hairstyling technique where you blowdry your hair with a brush to make it smooth straight shiny and voluminous

Q What was the Rachel hairstyle
A The Rachel was the iconic layered shaggy haircut Jennifer Aniston had in the early seasons of Friends It became one of the most popular hairstyles of the 1990s

Q Why is this a big deal
A Its a fun moment between two famous friends and it shows Jennifers skill with hair making a professionalstyle look seem achievable at home

Styling HowTo Questions

Q What are the key steps to get a blowout like this
A The main steps are 1 Start with a heat protectant spray 2 Rough dry hair until its mostly dry 3 Use a round brush to smooth and lift sections while blowdrying 4 Finish with a shine serum or hairspray

Q What products are essential for a frizzfree blowout
A A good heat protectant a smoothing serum or cream and a lighthold hairspray are key to fighting frizz and adding shine

Q What kind of brush should I use
A A mediumsized round brush with a mix of boar and nylon bristles is ideal It helps smooth the hair while creating volume at the roots

Q Any tips for doing this on myself
A Work in small sections keep the dryer nozzle pointing down the hair shaft to smooth the cuticle and dont forget to cool each section with the cool shot button on your dryer to set the style

Advanced Detailed Questions

Q How do you achieve that iconic bounce and movement seen in the Rachel style
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