Jennifer Aniston’s sequined gown wasn’t the only thing shining on the Emmys 2024 red carpet . The “Morning Show” star’s famous hair looked as glossy as ever during Sunday night’s awards show — a style her longtime hairstylist, Chris McMillan, nicknamed “California sleek” in an Instagram post breaking down the look. And while Aniston’s embellished Oscar de la Renta dress is easily worth five figures, the secret to her hairstyle — LolaVie Sculpting Paste — can be yours for just $29.
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. so it’s not so soft and bouncy, and gives it some texture.” “[Rachel would] definitely use it in her up-dos — I mean, we did.
I think she would absolutely use it,” she added of her iconic character. McMillan, credited with creating Aniston’s famous “The Rachel” hairdo in the ’90s, also used the LolaVie Lightweight Hair Oil ($32) to get her glammed up for Hollywood’s big night out — plus the Perfecting Leave-In ($29) to give the star’s ‘do a “smooth, shiny finish without weighing it down.” LolaVie Lightweight Hair Oil Lolavie Perfecting Leave-In During Ulta Beauty’s big 21 Days of Beauty Event , shoppers can also score Aniston’s Glossing Detangler ( $26 $13) — plus a slew of other beauty finds — for a whopping 50% off until midnight.
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