Jennifer Aniston She may have spent decades setting hair trends around the world, but apparently she also has some regrets about her style. The “Friends” alum sparked a wave of reactions online after poking fun at some of her previous hairstyles, particularly her past experiments with bangs, in a playful Instagram post on Thursday.
Sandra Bullock gives good response to Jennifer Aniston’s regret about hairstyle
“Think before you explode,” Aniston joked in the caption alongside a carousel of old photos in which she’s seen playing the hottie in her various film and television roles over the years. The photos included many recognizable on-screen looks from projects such as Horrible Bosses, Marley & Me, Rock Star and Friends.
While Aniston seemed ready to joke about her past beauty looks, her famous friends didn’t agree with her criticism. Sandra Bullock immediately defended the hairstyle in the comments, writing, “You wore them best.”
Fans immediately agreed and said that Jennifer Aniston looks good with every hairstyle, even the famous hard-to-pull-off fringe cut. One follower joked that Aniston’s post may inadvertently inspire thousands of people to book salon appointments. “Girl, I don’t think you understand what you’re doing,” the fan wrote. “These posts will make people want to have a blast because you always look so good.”
Another commenter expressed the Internet’s long-standing fascination with Jennifer Aniston’s hair, writing, “Jen’s hair has been setting impossible standards for decades and somehow still winning.”
Aniston’s self-deprecating post landed with added irony, given how much her image has been linked to iconic hairstyles throughout her career. From “The Rachel” haircut to her striking red carpet looks during her Friends era, Aniston has spent years influencing beauty trends, whether intentionally or not.
In 2021, she expanded that reputation in business by launching her own haircare brand, Lolavie, which focuses on hair health and styling products. Along with the throwback photos, Aniston also included a classic New Yorker cartoon featuring a turtle saying, “It took a hundred years, but I finally grew out my bangs.”