Jennifer Aniston's hair has "always been a thorn" in her "side" and it took her "years" to understand how to tame it.
The Friends star has long been known for her perfect tresses - including her famous 'Rachel' cut which sparked a phenomenon back in the 1990s, but Jennifer is adamant she always struggled with her hair before finally working out how to look after it properly.
She told Marie Claire Australia: "My hair has always been a thorn in my side. It took me years of wear and tear – heat, colour, styling – to understand what it really needed."
The 57-year-old actress revealed she took a deep dive into the haircare world when she created her own brand, LolaVie, and she's convinced her products have been a huge help.
She explained: "I wanted to create products that could re-nourish hair and bring it back to life, without all the bad stuff ...
"Don’t get me wrong, I love a good blowout. Over the years, though, I’ve learnt to listen to what my hair is telling me it needs – and that is that the health of my hair and scalp is most important ...
"I’ve been embracing my natural wavy texture more often, especially since launching LolaVie. Consistently using products that are naturally derived, plant-based and clean has done wonders for my hair health."
Jennifer went on to reveal she often changes her haircare routine depending on what she feels her locks need.
She told the publication: "It really depends on my schedule and whether I’m filming or not. When I’m on set, my hair is being blow-dried and styled with heat every single day, so it needs a little extra love - that’s when I’ll use the full routine.
"When I’m not working, I keep it simple: the Restorative Shampoo and Conditioner, the Glossing Detangler combed through, a couple of pumps of the Perfecting Leave-In and then I either blow it out or let it dry naturally. If my ends need a little extra attention, I’ll finish with the Sculpting Paste".
In the interview, Jennifer also revealed she puts a lot of thought and effort into making sure her LolaVie products work for lots of different hair types and textures - revealing she gives testers to her friends to see how they get on with them and asks them to report back.
