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Jennifer Aniston & Kate Middleton(Photo Credit \u2013Instagram)<\/p>\n Jennifer Aniston & Kate Middleton(Photo Credit \u2013Instagram)<\/p>\n
When Friends first premiered, Jennifer Aniston<\/a> as Rachel Green flaunted shoulder-length hair. However, by the second season, her hairstylist, Chris McMillan, introduced a new short, layered cut that created a massive buzz back in the \u201990s. It became The Rachel hairstyle. The layered cut wasn\u2019t limited to the screens; it went viral overseas and became a trend that women still follow.<\/p>\n However, despite being a trendsetter in hairstyle, Aniston still feels envious of Kate Middleton\u2019s glossy blow-dried hairstyle. In an interview, the actress admitted that if anyone can give her \u2018hair envy,\u2019 it\u2019s Middleton. So, what\u2019s special about Middleton\u2019s signature hairstyle, and how do these women make a difference in the hair styling department for people like us? Scroll ahead to read.<\/p>\n \n
<\/p>\n Rachel Green, icono de la moda en los 90s. pic.twitter.com\/pJZnOBgpt9<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 RETRO. (@ImagenRetro) December 12, 2018<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Jennifer Aniston Is Envious Of Kate Middleton\u2019s Hairstyle?<\/strong><\/p>\n Kate Middleton\u2019s hairstylist Richard Ward once shared that Middleton\u2019s Chelsea blow-dry gets fewer requests in salons than the Rachel hairdo. But Jennifer Aniston had something else to say about it. During an interview with Marie Claire<\/a>, the Friends actress said that if anyone who could make her envious, it was Kate Middleton<\/a>. She added, \u201cKate Middleton. Does she do her hair herself? She\u2019s got a hard job, being scrutinized like that. When I have a bad hair day, my hair just goes in a clip.\u201d<\/p>\n While both of their hairstyles look quite easy, whoever has tried it at home knows that it\u2019s anything but easy. Rachel\u2019s iconic rolled up layers or the glossy blow dry of Kate Middleton takes a huge amount of time and precision. Back when Friends<\/a> used to air, women went crazy about Rachel\u2019s haircut. As per Mental Floss<\/a>, in 1996, an Alabama stylist noted that almost 40 percent of her clients asked for the Rachel haircut \u2013 so it\u2019s pretty clear how massively iconic that was. On the other hand, after Middleton went viral after getting engaged to Prince William in 2010, her Chelsea blow-dry left everyone in a frenzy in the UK. Hair salons reportedly picked up that style, and as per Vogue<\/a>, women wanted to have that voluminous, glossy look.<\/p>\n Throwback when the blow-dry became known as the Chelsea Blow-Dry because the hair was so iconic. pic.twitter.com\/qN1LAIGaIn<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Toria (@toriaa_h) March 6, 2022<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n So, how did the Rachel haircut happen? Speaking of the birth of the haircut, Jennifer Aniston told Marie Claire, \u201cMy manager at the time said, \u2018You have to do something with your hair\u2014it\u2019s horrible!\u2019 I walked into the salon, and Chris just lopped it off. I mean, at that point it was pretty much The Rachel.\u201d But it was too difficult to achieve. In the same conversation, she said, \u201cThe Rachel was high maintenance. I\u2019d curse Chris every time I had to blow-dry. It took three brushes\u2014it was like doing surgery!\u201d Over the years, JenAn has seen a varied range of hairstyles, but what has stayed with her fans is her Rachel cut.<\/p>\n While everyone was crazy about her iconic Rachel hairstyle, she was all about Kate Middleton\u2019s blow-dried look. Did you know?<\/p>\n For more such stories, check out Hollywood News<\/a><\/p>\n Must Read:<\/strong> Did You Know? Taylor Swift Crafted Life Of A Showgirl During Eras Tour \u2013 Pre-Sale Details Inside!<\/a><\/p>\n Follow Us:<\/strong> Facebook<\/a> | Instagram<\/a> | Twitter<\/a> | YouTube<\/a> | Google News<\/a><\/p>\n \n