But Jennifer Aniston also gained an edgy new accessory - a matching cartilage piercing with gal pal Gucci Westman.
The 42-year-old make-up maestro posted an Instagram snap of the pair's precious diamond studs last week.
Newly bobbed and studded! Jennifer Aniston
gained an edgy new accessory last week - a matching cartilage piercing
with gal pal Gucci Westman
'Me and #jenniferaniston got our ears pierced today!!! #memories @mrchrismcmillan #loveyou,' she captioned the picture.Gucci - born Chelsea - has called the 44-year-old actress 'one of my favorite girls in the world.'
She boasts a celebrity client list that includes Drew Barrymore, Cameron Diaz, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Natalie Portman.
Aniston previously told Vogue that she cut her longer locks because she was 'bored.'
'Love her so much!' The 42-year-old make-up
maestro - born Chelsea - has called the 44-year-old actress 'one of my
favorite girls in the world'
'Does it get better?!' Gucci boasts a celebrity
client list that includes Drew Barrymore (L), Cameron Diaz (R), Gwyneth
Paltrow, and Natalie Portman
But
then the Golden Globe winner admitted to ElleUK that her hair was
damaged by a controversial Brazilian-style blow dry treatment, which
uses formaldehyde and keratin to keep locks straight for up to three
months.'It wasn’t for a role. My hair went through a phase,' Jennifer admitted to British monthly. 'I did this thing called a Brazilian and my hair did not react really well to it.'
Days earlier the Friends star told Vogue.com: 'It was kind of spur-of-the-moment. I was flipping through the television channels and I paused it to take a picture and I sent it to Chris (McMillan - her hair stylist), and he said, "That’s [stylist] Lawren Howell from Vogue!" And then he said, "I just cut that!" So that’s it.'
The new do: Aniston shows off her new shorter
locks while running errands in Los Angeles on Monday; just days earlier
she told Vogue she got the chop because she was 'bored'
WHAT IS A BRAZILIAN BLOWOUT?
This
controversial treatment, which became popular in 2005, uses a
combination of formaldehyde and keratin to keep locks straight for up to
three months.
It involves washing the hair with a special shampoo that opens up the hair cuticles in preparation for the straightening solution which is applied, combed through, then left on the hair for 30 minutes.
Next, straighteners are applied to ‘lock-in’ the formula and set the blowdry. Combining heat and formaldehyde prevents hair from curling, creating a long-term straightening effect.
But when heated, formaldehyde emits a vapor which can cause symptoms including difficulty breathing and nosebleeds. Formaldehyde has also been linked to a raised risk of cancer.
There is additional concern that if formaldehyde comes into direct contact with the scalp it can penetrate the hair follicle and permanently damage cells responsible for hair growth.
It involves washing the hair with a special shampoo that opens up the hair cuticles in preparation for the straightening solution which is applied, combed through, then left on the hair for 30 minutes.
Next, straighteners are applied to ‘lock-in’ the formula and set the blowdry. Combining heat and formaldehyde prevents hair from curling, creating a long-term straightening effect.
But when heated, formaldehyde emits a vapor which can cause symptoms including difficulty breathing and nosebleeds. Formaldehyde has also been linked to a raised risk of cancer.
There is additional concern that if formaldehyde comes into direct contact with the scalp it can penetrate the hair follicle and permanently damage cells responsible for hair growth.
'I did it! I feel great. I feel lighter,' she said.
'It’s simple, it’s really simple, that’s for sure. But I’m always one of those girls who does a big old chop just to get it really healthy, to repair all the [damage from] hair coloring and stuff like that. And I just got bored, honestly. It’s fun to change it up once in awhile.'
The Office Space actress got about six inches cut off last week, which dramatically changes her appearance.
Since the '90s Aniston has been known for wearing her hair long, either stick straight or in flowing goddess curls.
So this new look is a bit of a shock for the A lister.
'[Chris] literally cut it Thursday night!' Jennifer admitted.
'It kind of dried on its own, we just shook it out. There’s a little round brush we used to get at the root, and then I took the Amp, and I put it all through the root so that it had a little bit of grit to it.'
The look: A guard tries to block the beauty, but there's no mistaking that's the Friends star minus six inches of hair
She left her hairbrush at home: The 44-year-old let her locks loose but held on tight to her iPhone and prescription glasses
Hold onto the last days of the Indian summer in wedge espadrilles
If you're one of the world's best loved
actresses and at one point in your career earned $1 million per episode
of Friends like Jennifer Aniston here, then it's pretty easy to walk
into a shop and say, 'I'll take one in every colour.'
While the rest of us ponder over which hue or look will be the best use of our cash, Jennifer has none of these worries and just buys them all. Nice! And with these wedge espadrilles by Stuart Weitzman it's clearly what she did - earlier in the year we saw her out and about in the exact same pair but in a fetching shade of sand and here she is again in a more sober black.
They are a stylish shoe though so who can blame her for splashing out. And the beauty of a wedge heel is that they're a much comfier alternative to a standard high heel. You'll be able to run around all day in a pair of these babies.
So whether you're headed for sunnier climes (lucky you) or you want to invest now and save them for next spring, or if your feet just don't feel the cold then check out our top picks below. Thanks to the time of year the majority of wedge espadrilles are in the sale now so it's a win-win.
We are jonesing for Whistles' leopard print look or get yourself a summery bargain at Topshop. Then style like Jen with turned up boyfriend jeans and a simple tee or when the weather is more amenable, they'll look great with shorts and long tanned limbs.
While the rest of us ponder over which hue or look will be the best use of our cash, Jennifer has none of these worries and just buys them all. Nice! And with these wedge espadrilles by Stuart Weitzman it's clearly what she did - earlier in the year we saw her out and about in the exact same pair but in a fetching shade of sand and here she is again in a more sober black.
They are a stylish shoe though so who can blame her for splashing out. And the beauty of a wedge heel is that they're a much comfier alternative to a standard high heel. You'll be able to run around all day in a pair of these babies.
So whether you're headed for sunnier climes (lucky you) or you want to invest now and save them for next spring, or if your feet just don't feel the cold then check out our top picks below. Thanks to the time of year the majority of wedge espadrilles are in the sale now so it's a win-win.
We are jonesing for Whistles' leopard print look or get yourself a summery bargain at Topshop. Then style like Jen with turned up boyfriend jeans and a simple tee or when the weather is more amenable, they'll look great with shorts and long tanned limbs.
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...NOW GET SOME LIKE JENNIFER'S FOR LESS
See ya!: The Emmy winner will be shooting Horrible Bosses 2 in a few weeks
Her inspiration: The movie star said she decided
to get a bob after seeing a photo of Vogue contributing editor Lawren
Howell's 'do
'I actually don’t have any red carpets coming up,' the We're The Millers actress told Vogue. 'This is truly just for me!'
And no doubt a move to get attention for her Living Proof hair care products, which she is not only a spokesperson for, but also part-owner of the company.
'The best thing about Living Proof is that you don’t have to wash your hair,' she told Vogue. 'It makes your beauty routine easy during the week.'
And she then talks about the styling products: 'I have a round brush that kind of gets [my hair] into position, and then I’ll put Living Proof Amp 2 Instant Texture Volumizer through the hair afterward to shape it. I try to do that as much as possible just because it’s less wear on my hair. If I know I’m going to blow dry it, I put in a leave-in conditioner or the Living Proof Perfect Hair Day 5-in-1 Styling Treatment that just came out. It’s kind of awesome.'
She also revealed to Vogue that in a few weeks she'll start shooting Horrible Bosses 2.
The rise and fall: The last time she went short was in 2011 (left); in September her tresses were past her shoulders
Going for the chop: Jennifer shocked fans when she cut her hair in 2001 - soon after her wedding to Brad Pitt
'I get to wear a wig for that. It’s fantastic, it actually saves your hair because you can put a leave-in conditioner in, wrap it, and then it’s like putting on a hat,' she confesses.
'It’s easy and fun and you get to change your look. I did that for Life Of Crime as well. It’s one of those things they say: "Once you start wearing a wig, you’ll never go back."'
The comedy sequel - due out next year - also stars Jason Bateman, Christoph Waltz, and Kevin Spacey.
Letting her hair down: In NYC with fiance Justin Theroux in July
The actress also comments to Vogue on her makeup tricks ('I’m not really a lipstick girl. I can’t keep it on that long!') and reveals what's in her makeup bag ('Just so much c**p! There’s a Chanel compact that’s got three eye shadows, three lip glosses, and a blush. You’d also find a lot of Laura Mercier lip liner, my Aveeno lip balm with SPF, my Benefit powder, Chanel mascara, and an eyelash curler.)
And she swears by her Japonesque heated eyelash curler. 'That’s kind of my new favorite. It sounds scary but it’s actually easy to use.'
Next year, Aniston will also appear in Peter Bogdanovich comedy Squirrels to the Nuts with Owen Wilson, and the comedy Miss You Already with Toni Collette.
Not her hair: Her Horrible Bosses wig, which she
will slip on again soon (left) and her Squirrels To Nuts borrowed mane
from this summer (right)
The 'do that made her a pin-up: The beauty has said she hates 'The Rachel' from Friends, but it did make her a superstar
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