Jennifer Aniston's sequined dress wasn't the only thing shining on the 2024 Emmy Awards red carpet.
“The Morning Show” star's famous hair looked as lustrous as ever at Sunday night's awards show, with her longtime hairstylist, Chris McMillan, calling the style “California sleek.” In an Instagram post Break down the look.
While the Oscar de la Renta dress Aniston is wearing is reportedly worth five figures, her hairstyle secret – LauraVie Sculpting Paste – can be had for just $29.
The best news? The Sculpting Styler sold out almost immediately after it was released, but it's finally back in stock at Ulta Beauty.
The formula was inspired by Aniston's Emmy-winning performance on “Friends.” She told Harper's Bazaar“On set we used a makeshift paste, which we applied to the hair at the very end, so the hair was soft and not bouncy, and it had texture.”
“[Rachel would] “She would definitely use it for an updo. In fact, that's what we did. I think she would definitely use it,” she added of her iconic character.
McMillan, who is credited with creating Aniston's famous “Rachel” hairstyle in the '90s, also used LauraVe's Lightweight Hair Oil ($32) for the Hollywood night out, as well as Perfecting Leave-In ($29), which gives the star's locks “a smooth, shiny finish without weighing them down.”
During Ulta Beauty's 21 Days of Beauty event, shoppers can purchase Aniston's Glossing Detangler$26 ($13) plus a host of other beauty products will be on sale for a whopping 50% off until midnight.
So if you're thinking about adding it to your cart, you might want to do so before the “Morning Show” star's Emmy Awards ceremony is over.
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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, commerce writer and reporter for Page Six Style. Hannah spies on the affordable styles celebs are really wearing, trys on Hollywood's favorite brands, and finds the beauty products that keep stars in red carpet-worthy shape. She consults stylists and industry pros (including celebs themselves) for first-hand product recommendations, trend predictions, and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has also been featured in USA Today and Parade.
