Hollywood's candidates have never shied away from honing their skills. But to shake things, or her hair, up a bit, Jennifer Aniston has taken up hairdressing, and Jason Bateman has complied.

Jennifer Aniston launched a beauty brand in September 2021. Named LolaVie, Aniston designed the brand around hair health and care thereafter. Now in 2026, she has dug her fingers deeper into the craft, or hair, or Jason Bateman's hair in particular.

The two actors staged an impromptu hairdressing session where Aniston used a sculpting paste on Bateman's hair. While Aniston's demonstration seemed stellar, Bateman looked hilariously regretful of the styling by the end of the Instagram reel.

Bateman's showing up for an unbooked hair appointment was reminiscent of his and Jennifer Aniston's longstanding friendship. While LolaVie got a comedic shoutout, the two ex-scene partners revived the audience's imaginations with the Instagram post.

While Aniston takes responsibility for everyone having good hair, she keeps her back turned away from the screens.

Jennifer Aniston on-screen for 2026

Greenlit by Apple TV+ in July 2025, Jennifer Aniston will be playing Jennette McCurdy's on-screen mother in I'm Glad My Mom Died. Based on Jennette McCurdy's book of the same name, Aniston's role will be a negative one, following the memoir's focus on the exploits of McCurdy's mother. Aniston will also be an executive producer on the show.

I'm Glad My Mom Died will mark Aniston's second Apple TV show, following The Morning Show. While keeping Jason Bateman's hair sculpted, Jennifer Aniston makes sure any idleness stays out of hers.

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Written by

Adiba Nizami

Edited by

Hriddhi Maitra