Jennifer Aniston is sharing the true story behind her adorable viral moment with her best friend, Courteney Cox.
While chatting with PEOPLE about her partnership with Pvolve, the 56-year-old actress talked about how she ended up styling Cox’s hair in a now-iconic video for her brand LolaVie.
“I just said please. Well, I just begged her,” Aniston joked.
“First of all,” I said, “you have all these products in your bathroom and you don’t use them, and you’re very lazy when it comes to your hair.”
Aniston explained that the collaboration came naturally while she was spending the weekend at Cox’s house.
“We had fun playing,” she said, adding that working with her old friend made the process more fun.
“She’s much better at doing that [social media] Than I am now, so it made it more fun for me. I felt like we were having more fun together than sitting in my bathroom while filming a video.
In the video, which was posted to LolaVie’s social media accounts on September 5, Aniston can be seen using hair care products to give the Scream star, 61, a salon-style hairstyle.
“This is the greatest day of my life. I finally got to blow-dry Kourtney’s hair,” Aniston says in the clip as Cox smiles from her chair.
Aniston begins by spritzing Cox’s hair with LolaVie’s Glossing Detangler, explaining that she’s always wanted to work on her friend’s hair “because she has this great head of hair, but there’s a tendency to get frizzy on top.”
“I don’t comb my hair, so the fact that you can comb that comb like that is really a miracle,” Cox laughs.
Aniston then uses LolaVie’s peptide spray to give Cox’s hair some “lift,” and finishes the look with the brand’s lightweight hair oil before the two pose together for the camera.
The video’s caption read: “Video of @jenniferaniston styling @courteneycoxofficial’s hair for our 4th birthday (and just in time for our birthday sale where everything on LolaVie.com is 20% off).”
Aniston, who launched LolaVie in 2021, recently added the 12th product to her growing line — Powder Perfect Dry Shampoo.
Speaking to PEOPLE in August, she described it as a “little Swiss Army knife,” explaining, “We wanted it to be a product that does more than just an oil mask. It gives the roots a little lift.”
The Friends alum’s sweet styling session with Cox not only gave fans a nostalgic glimpse of their famous friendship, but also showed how easily the two stars create magic together, both on and off camera.