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Jennifer Aniston talks LolaVie’s first year in business, and which products she plans to develop next.
Her hair, her company, her terms.
As Jennifer Aniston marks the first-year anniversary of LolaVie, her d-to-c hair care brand, she remains as committed to the category â and her vision â as ever.
âThe impetus for the brand was that I have a deep investment in hair, for numerous reasons,â said the actress, whose hairstyle as Rachel Green on âFriendsâ entered the pantheon of iconic styles like the bob and the buzz cut.
âI had really troublesome hair, and always had to deal with it,â Aniston continued. âThen, I worked with a couple of hair companies as an actor for hire with minimal investment. When that partnership came to a close, I still had a serious bug for this industry. I still had more to do, and more ideas, and more products that I wanted to create,â she told Beauty Inc, referring to her 2012 deal with Living Proof, in which she served as ambassador and product creator .
Aniston exited from Living Proof amid that brandâs 2016 sale to Unilever â but intellectual curiosity in the science of hair care pushed her back into the business.
âI had a certain amount of involvement creatively,â Aniston said of her time with Living Proof. â[When] that ended, I wanted to be brought behind the curtain, into the lab and understand the science â how you can take these ingredients and shampoos that are damaging the hair, ultimately, and replace them with some new molecule that will enhance the health of your hair.â
âIâm not just a name on a product â I have a financial investment, I have emotional investment, and creative investment,â she continued. âItâs a full-time job, thatâs the difference.â
Anistonâs timing was spot on. LolaVie launched in 2021 with a detangler â just as prestige hair care was really taking off. The category maintains its position as the fastest-growing in prestige beauty, having grown 24 percent in the quarter ending in June, per data from the NPD Group. According to the same data, âcleanâ hair care brands comprised almost 25 percent of sales, a 5-point share gain year-over-year.
Moreover, the appetite for celebrity brands shows no signs of waning, although competition has heated up across all categories. As reported by WWD, though, megawatt founders do not a brand make. Among the most successful are those that have a significant involvement from the founders, efficacious products and operational savvy. To that end, Aniston tapped beauty veterans Joel Ronkin and Amy Sachs, both of whom she worked with at Elizabeth Arden on a namesake fragrance, as cofounders, chief executive and president, respectively.
During Year One, LolaVie launched with Glossing Detangler, $25; Perfecting Leave-In, $29, and Lightweight Hair Oil, $32. The products are vegan and cruelty free, and the emphasis is on results. Executives declined to comment on first-year sales, but sources estimate volume will hit between $15 million and $20 million.
âThe brand works well, and when you look at Jen, it is characteristic of her,â Ronkin said. âThe products are unfussy, and do what they say theyâre going to do. That personality reflects her.â
LolaVie has taken a deliberately minimalist approach to expansion, and while Sachs didnât rule out eventual retail expansion, itâs not on the immediate horizon. âIt would be fairly easy for us with our experience to go develop a line of 15 products and go to retail. That would have been one way to launch the brand,â she said. âWe made a conscious decision with LolaVie to be direct to consumer, and to allow each product to have its own hero moment in the sun. It also gave us space to let Jen be creative with each product and not launch it until itâs absolutely perfect. We didnât want to be under a timeline of a retailer.â
Next up are Restorative Shampoo and Restorative Conditioner, $29 each â the bread-and-butter of many a hair care business to round out its assortment.
Despite the business implications, Aniston said that when ideating the brand, shampoos and conditioners werenât top-of-mind. âIt felt a little obvious to start with a shampoo and conditioner, and it also wasnât what I was interested in. I personally am always in search of a great detangler, which is why we started with that as our first,â she said.
The brand has worked to differentiate itself by developing different ingredients to substitute for category mainstays. For example, bamboo essence stands in the place of water. âWeâve been able to develop all kinds of innovative ingredients, like a vegan keratin alternative so we donât have to use animal-based products,â Sachs said. âWeâve also developed an ingredient from coconut thatâs a natural silicone alternative. Weâre able to get all of these luxurious feelings that you get from these synthetic ingredients, but weâve been able to get them from plant-based ingredients.â
Added Aniston on the coconut-derived alternative to silicones, âIt all starts in the kitchen sometimes â I would put coconut oil into my hair to smooth it out, and it would feel so lush,â she said.
âItâs been a tall order to get the products as natural as possible and remove the bad guys, and have the product perform. That took time,â she continued.
More products are in the works for LolaVieâs second year, such as a weekly intensive hair mask and a dry shampoo, according to Aniston, whoâs also eyeing a styling paste.
âOur biggest challenge is figuring out where to go next as far as innovation,â Ronkin said. âThe consumer wants more and we are meeting that demand, but weâre also making sure that whatever we launch is just right. Thatâs the balancing act that weâre up against.â
August 26, 2022 •
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“I have had a passion for health and wellness for years. I know that this topic can be overwhelming so through this campaign, I want to show simple ways to incorporate collagen into your daily life,” Aniston tells us. “For me, it’s adding it to my morning coffee and replenishing after a workout, but there is truly an option for everyone.”
HOW JENNIFER ANISTON ADDS COLLAGEN TO HER DAILY ROUTINE
Jen Says:Â âI spent the last year collaborating closely with the Vital Proteins team on this new bar collection ($29.99;Â shop now), helping to handpick the ingredients and flavors that I love.â
Why It’s A Standout: Available in canisters and stick packs, our unflavored Original Collagen Peptides boasts 20g of collagen peptides per serving, plus vitamin C and hyaluronic acid. Because it’s unflavored, odorless and easily dissolves in hot and cold liquids, our Original Collagen Peptides can be easily added to sweet or savory recipes.
Why It’s A Standout: Your wellness routine is in for a real treat, courtesy of our Chocolate Collagen Peptides, which provides 20g collagen peptides per serving and a touch of decadence to your favorite collagen peptides.
Jen Says: “These chocolate collagen peptides ($27; shop now) not only has the benefits, but also provides a flavor boost to my smoothie.”
Why It’s A Standout: Introducing NEW Lemon Collagen Peptides! With 20g of collagen peptides per serving and a refreshing, lemon flavor, itâs the tastiest way to zest up your wellness routine.
Jen Says:Â âThere are so many delicious options, including Lemon Collagen Peptides ($27;Â shop now). I love to stir it into a glass of water in the afternoon for a little something special.â
August 17, 2022 •
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Like seemingly everyone else these days, Jennifer Aniston is nostalgic for the nineties. âIs it corny if I say I miss Friends?â Aniston wonders aloud, laughing. âYou know, more than anything, what I miss about the nineties is that there was no social media. I miss the connection people used to have. And I miss coffee shops.â
Of course, a coffee shopâthe iconic Central Perkâfigures prominently in the hit show in which Aniston played Rachel Green for ten seasons. And though Friends fever is still going strong eighteen years after the sitcom aired its final episode (nail polish brand Sally Hansen recently debuted a limited-edition collection based on the series), Anistonâs life couldnât be more different than it was back then. Married and divorced twice, the actor has conquered the big screen (her films routinely gross more than $200 million at the box office), launched a successful haircare brand called Lolavie, and has become somewhat of an icon in the health and wellness world.
One of Anistonâs most recent partnerships in that space is with ingestible collagen brand Vital Proteins (she joined the company as Chief Creative Officer in 2020). The two just launched a collection of protein and collagen bars inspired by Anistonâs morning smoothies. âIt makes sense,â she tells Womenâs Health of the collab. âIâd been using the product for years before I started working with the brand.â
Here, the star shares wellness musts, whatâs coming down the pipeline from Lolavie, and why taking a break from workouts was the best thing she did.
BU: Youâve been using ingestible collagen for a while nowâwhat are some of the benefits youâve noticed?
JA: My hair is indestructible, and Iâve noticed an improvement in its quality and texture. And, you know, my skin looks better, and my joints feel better. You just notice it. Also, my workouts were wonderfully fueled.
BU: Speaking of workouts, are there any specific ones youâre very into right now?
JA: I always switch it up because I get bored. But, you know, I was away doing a movie for three months and I kind of let my workouts fall to the wayside a little bit. And I have to say, Iâve never done that before. I usually wake up and work out no matter where I am, no matter what time of day it is. I make sure I get at least a good twenty minutes of sweating in. But I didn’t, and I felt such a difference. It really affected me. We were on location, and it was the pandemic, and there was just so much going on. It took everything for me just to get up and go to work. To try to exist when the world was so crazyâit was all too much. Plus, trying to make a comedy when there’s a global pandemic and a war in Ukraine was a lot.
BU: How did it feel to take that break?
JA: I realized that what I really needed more than a workout was a meditation. I mean, we’re so focused on working out, working out, working out, but sometimes you just must give your body a break and listen to what it needs. And sometimes it’s not going to be physical. Sometimes, itâs going to be mental. Sometimes you need to give your body a little R & R.
BU: We love your hair brand, Lolavie. Any new launches coming?
JA: We have an oil that’s coming out in the next few weeks. And we’re also working on a shampoo and conditioner that I am obsessed with. Thereâs a dry shampoo that we’re trying to perfect and a mask thatâs a weekly deep conditioning treatment. I want to do a paste. I’ve got this lots in the works and Iâm excited about everything.
BU: Are you a morning person?
JA: Iâm never in a bad mood. Iâm not a âdonât talk to me in the morningâ person. But ultimately, Iâm a night owl. I stay up. I love to putter. I love to get things done. It’s quiet. The world’s asleep.
BU: Being a night owl, is there anything that you do in the morning to start the day right?
JA: Usually the first thing I do is meditate. I try to wake up mindfully. I don’t look at my phone, which infuriates everyone. But if it’s a real emergency, people will call me on my home line, right? Yes. I still have a home line.
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The new ad for the protein powder company featured the ‘Friends’ actress showing off some candid and behind-the-scenes looks at all the things she considers ‘vital.’
Jennifer Aniston answers the question, âWhat keeps me vital?â in the new ad for Vital Proteins released on Monday, May 9. The ad showed the 53-year-old actress getting plenty of chores done in her multi-million dollar home, including playing with her dogs, making the bed, preparing smoothies, and working out. It also shows her snacking on some yummy-looking bars from Vital Proteins.
Throughout the voiceover, Jennifer lists tons of things that help her to feel âvital,â while clips of her around the house, as well as photos of her with friends. âMeaningful work, something to be passionate about, something to get better at, time to reflect, play tooâso vital. Friends are vital. Community, connection. When big feelings arise, movement is vital. When the pressure mounts, breath is vital. Nowadays, the simple things are vital. A good cup of coffee, silent mode, morning walks with the dogs: vital. Beyond that, itâs rest, water, movement, and Vital Proteins,â she said. Towards the end of the video, Jennifer asked the viewer to think about what makes them feel vital. âWhat about you? Every moment is vital, because you are vital.â
In an Instagram post, Jennifer called making the ad âfun,â and she seems to be very excited to work with the company. âI spent the last year collaborating closely with the Vital Proteins team on this new bar collection, helping to handpick the ingredients and flavors that I love. I canât wait for people to try them out,â she said in a press release.
While Vital Proteins must be a great supplement for the Murder Mystery actress, Jennifer also laid out her workout routine, including a cardio exercise on a StairMaster, jumping rope, and much more. a recent interview with First For Women in March. âChanging up my workout routine is keyâŚI always try to surprise my muscles,â she said, while also detailing some of her favorite breakfast recipes.
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The actress talks filming the Friends reunion, The Morning Show Season 2, and her health and beauty secrets.
It’s undeniable that 2021 has been incredibly busy for Jennifer Aniston so far. Not only was she completing work on The Morning Show Season 2, but she also shot the highly anticipated Friends reunion, which was every bit worth the wait. Now, for her latest endeavor, the actress is sharing her much-coveted health and wellness tips in her new role as chief creative officer of Vital Proteins.
From early romantic comedy roles like Nina Borowski in The Object of My Affection to her award-winning turn as Alex Levy on The Morning Show, Aniston has been a continual source of inspiration with a seemingly unflappable health and beauty regimen. The Murder Mystery star, who has been incorporating the brand’s collagen supplements into her daily routine for years, tells BAZAAR.com, “I noticed such a difference over a few months, and it’s just been a part of my everyday. And so, when Vital Proteins approached me to team up and become a part of their team, or just a fraction of their team, I was so super excited, because, yes, I actually know what I’m talking about.”
Ahead, Aniston talks about her new role with Vital Proteins, the upcoming season of The Morning Show, and what filming the Friends reunion was really like.
At the risk of embarrassing myself, I quoted you in my master’s thesis.
Oh, my God. I got quoted in your thesis? What was quote-worthy?
It was an interview you did when you said that if you were lying in the middle of the road and someone gave you a self-help book to tell you how not to lie in the middle of the road and get run over, you wouldn’t read it because that’s just not where you were at that moment. I thought that was great, because it was about just letting life come at you.
What a strange thing to say. But there was a time where I remember getting so many [self-help] books, and I was just like, “Can we stop, because I’m fine.” That’s very sweet. I’m very flattered and honored.
You’re very selective with the products you endorse. Why did you want to work with Vital Proteins?
Because it’s organic. That’s why I had been using it. It’s the only way I will partner up with a brand is if it feels like it’s organically coming out of my mouth, and I think that’s sort of been consistent throughout all the products that I’ve been a part of. My doctor told me about Vital Proteins in 2014 and said you need to incorporate this into your diet. And I was thinking, “How?” And he said, “Put it in your coffee.” And I go, “I’m a purist. I don’t mess up my coffee. Don’t you mess with my coffee!” And then sure enough, he goes, “But you won’t taste it. Put it in your smoothie.”
You’re now Vital Proteins’ chief creative officer. Do you have any plans in your role or anything you’re hoping to achieve?
I love participating with the group and to get into a think tank and come up with ideas to better the product, to expand the product. It’s been fun to come up with the campaign for it. The idea of that commercial was so much fun to come up with. Being a part of the creation of anything is my sweet spot.
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[The role is] more just collaborating on ideas and what could be added to protein bars and into the collagen and ingredients. How do we make this more appealing? Or what if this tasted a little bit more like that? Just for creative ideas, but it’s a fancy title ⌠CC ⌠what’d they call it? CC ⌠CCO.
You need to remember that.
I sure should. I’m going to get it tattooed somewhere.
We’re really excited about Season 2 of The Morning Show. What was it like filming in the pandemic?
Sorry that it took so long. What was that like during the pandemic? That was a challenge, to say the least. It was very hard. We were all a bit nervous to be going out there, even though we had an incredible epidemiology team to educate all of us on how this is going to work, how this is going to look, and testing and the protocols.
And it was challenging, because as artists and creatives, it’s all about human connection. And we were in masks while we were rehearsing, and then these shields, and I didn’t see my crew members’ faces, and we couldn’t say good morning with a hug. We couldn’t say goodbye with a hug. We’re all a very loving, tactile group of people, and it was strange.
You’d get the [COVID-positive] false alarms. ⌠It’d have to shut down for an hour to find out who, and you contact trace, and all this stuff. When we shut down [production in March 2020], we’d shot almost two episodes. Then basically, the whole season had to be reimagined incorporating COVID into it, because it turns out our show is topical.
A very similar thing happened for our first season, because we had, I think, about five or eight outlines of the first season, and then #MeToo happened. So we had to go back to the drawing board. Season 1 was about abuse of power and sexism, ageism, and all of that stuff, and the sort of toxic environment that happens in the world of these shows, but #MeToo was such a huge piece [of that]. It’s like, “How do we not incorporate that?” So the same thing happened with Season 2. It took a lot longer than expected, and I hope it was worth the wait.
It sounds like you’re quite involved behind the scenes, and I know you’ve made short films in the past. Do you have any plans to direct again, in TV or film?
Yes. So funny that you mentioned that. I’m actually having a Zoom call tomorrow with a friend about directing a piece of material they found. And if there’s a Season 3 of The Morning Show, I want to direct one of our episodes.
I’d love to see you in a serious role opposite Adam Sandler, because I think your chemistry is so great together on-screen, and you’re both incredible when you do dramatic roles. So please do that.
Oh, my gosh. I’m going to tell him that, because isn’t he fabulous to watch as a serious actor? I just spoke to him the other day, because we’re working on Murder Mystery 2. So, unfortunately, you won’t get the serious one next. Because after The Morning Show Season 2, I need to make a comedy role. I’m done. I can’t cry and scream and rage anymore.
You need to be happy.
Yes. We need to laugh. It’s super important, I’ve come to realize.
Theyâre such family, and theyâre so embedded in my heart âtil the day I die.
So, the Friends reunion. Obviously, we all loved it. Do you have a favorite moment? And what was it like filming it?
Oh, it was full of emotions. It was a roller coaster of emotions. It was incredible. By the end of day two, we were all so giddy. I think the best part of itâthere wasn’t one thing specificallyâwas just how instantly we fell right back into our roles of who we are to each other from that. ⌠I mean, we’ve all seen each other on different occasions, but never in the same room together, except for back at my house. They’re such family, and they’re so embedded in my heart ’til the day I die. That was what was so special.
And that’s what made it so good to watch.
Yeah, thank you. So glad. Makes me so happy.
Glowing skin and gorgeous hair have been Jennifer Anistonâs signatures since her Friends days. Lucky for us, sheâs spilling exactly how she gets so radiant: Collagen. Sheâs been incorporating the skin and hair savior into her daily routine for years, so itâs only fitting that one of her newest roles is as Chief Creative Officer for Vital Proteins, a collagen supplement brand. Collagen is a protein thatâs a crucial building block for your bones, skin, hair, muscles, ligaments and tendons. It keeps skin looking young and firm, which Aniston is living proof of. The star of The Morning Show (which is returning September 17, by the way) tells us all about how she works in collagen, her wellness journey and her nutritional rebellion phase.
Why did you decide to partner with Vital Proteins? It was organic and authentic to me and my lifestyle. I’ve been using it for seven years now. My doctor told me to incorporate this into my diet and I did and in a few months, I could not believe how it changed my workouts, my endurance, my mood, my hair, my joints. When [Vital Proteins] approached me about a year ago, it felt like anything else that I team up withâI was sold.
What does your role as Chief Creative Officer at Vital Proteins entail? I just like to say that fancy title. We collaborate, we share ideas. It’s creative consulting and coming up with the campaign and ingredients that we could add to make it even more nutritious. The taste, packagingâall sorts. Everything’s on the table.
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How do you incorporate collagen into your daily routine? I have it in my coffee every morning, the Vital Proteins Original Collagen Peptides. I just had a shake with the new Vital Proteins Chocolate Collagen Peptides, which I’m obsessed with. And I have it in my water; the Vital Proteins Collagen Water in Strawberry Lemon usually go with me in my car. The collagen creamer I love. There are many ways now to incorporate this into your body. It doesn’t just have to be in your coffee. I have a lot of friends who are coffee purists who think that they’re going to add this into their coffee and their whole bow down to their coffee ritual is going to change and it doesn’t. But there’s the gummiesâif you want to have your Apple Cider Vinegar Gummies, it tastes like candy. They’re delicious.
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Tell me about your journey of finding wellness from within. Well, it was sort of an accidentânot really an accident, but [because of] my mom I was born into it. My mom was a real health fanatic. I just thought she was nuts. It was no fun to be at my house for dinner because I’d had no Capân Crunch or even a Cheerio. Not even Raisin Bran. It was like wheat germ and oatmeal with brown sugar and honey, spelt bread. Everything was sprouted. And she put nuts into my sandwich. It was weird. So, it was something that was just a part of my life. And then when I got older, my big rebellion was to eat Fruity Pebbles, Wonder Bread and all sorts of things that ended up making me feel like shit. Then I put it all together. Oh, my mom is actually being healthy. This was a really good thing that she was doing. So, I started figuring out my own version of what that looked like. And I was always physical, because I lived in New York and was at performing arts so we had dance and movement and we walked all over the place. Then I moved to California and discovered aerobics. It’s just always been a part of my life. And then as you get older, you start to understand what we took for granted in our 20s and 30s, and that everything just doesn’t come as easily. But as little light switches start to shut off in our bodies, we actually have the ability to turn them back on. I was really interested in that.
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How do you believe wellness is linked to beauty? My approach is holistic. It’s not just nutritionalâit’s emotional, spiritual, everything. What you watch and what you take in, whether it’s through the news, what you read or what you do on social media, you have to be really diligent on being good about what you take in because it’s really toxic and we’re emotional creatures. It’s all part of the whole; the sum of the wellness to me is all of it.
How do you practice self-care? That’s just a daily thing. My self-care is my morning routine. I don’t pick up my phone till I’m finished walking my dogs, feeding the dogs, meditating, journaling, making my coffee. You know, just having a nice clear head, and then I’ll go into the world, so to speak.
Vital Proteins Chocolate Collagen Peptides in a coffee, smoothie and overnight oats
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What are your wellness goals for the rest of 2021 and beyond? To stay on it. My goal is to continue to be committed to myself and to my body because this is the only one we get. But, also fully allow your indulgences. The 80-20 I think is a good rule. Allow yourself some fun, allow yourself things that you love, and take away any kind of negative thoughts around it. Enjoy it. Remove shame from your vocabulary or feelings if you are capable.
What advice do you have for those who want to start a wellness routine but donât know where to start? Start with 10 minutesâ10 minutes walking, 10 minutes meditating. Two pages of journalingâgive yourself three minutes to journal, set a timer. Give yourself little goals. And then once you start to love it, you’ll realize oh, I just went for four minutes. I have a girlfriend who got a Peloton bike and she said okay, I can only get to five minutes. Now she’s up to 45 minutes. It’s just about giving yourself that allowance to take baby steps.
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A New York cop and his wife go on a European vacation to reinvigorate the spark in their marriage. A chance encounter leads to them being framed for the murder of an elderly billionaire.
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