Jennifer Aniston has a new interview. Guess what she talks about? HER HAIR! And her skin, because mama’s gotta shill for Aveeno too, baby. Jennifer spoke to Bobbi Brown for Yahoo Style yet again, and this is just another in a long line of interviews Jennifer has given in the past few years where she just goes full infomercial. She just talks to the press to shill Living Proof and Aveeno. A lot of celebrities do these kinds of interviews, but what’s notable is that those celebrities usually have other stuff to talk about too. Jennifer has not signed on to any new films officially since her big Oscar campaign/fiasco. She has no reason to talk to the press these days other than to chat about her hair and her skin. And how she’s not doing injectibles. O RLY?
Jennifer claims (again) that it’s not OK to do injectibles: “Not only is it OK, it’s better. It just doesn’t help. It’s a slippery, slippery slope. And like we were saying before, they just start to lose perspective, it’s their new normal, so it’s a hard one to come back from.”
She still feels like she’s in her 20s: “Maybe because ignorance is bliss, but I don’t feel much different than I felt in my 20s, except I feel physically better. I also love myself more. That’s the most beautiful thing that reflects out is inner confidence and inner sort of love. Our generation knows what we should put in our bodies, and that we shouldn’t be trashcans putting all sorts of crap in there. We know all the benefits of eating organic fruits and clean foods. We learned that smoking and sugar are the enemy. Our generation knows these things. We knew to take care of our skin from an early age. We also have all these technologies that come out. There are things that we can do to avoid any drastic, clown-making looks — microcurrents and stuff that keeps you exercising your muscles in your face. There are 83 muscles in your face, from what I understand.
Her fitness routine: “Usually, my love is running. I like to do a good trifecta, where I do the bike for 15 minutes, elliptical for 15, and then I run for 15. On the elliptical I kind of do sprints for 90 seconds, take it back to a jog for 30 seconds, and do intervals for the last minutes. Then I mix a day of yoga. Lately, because of my injury, I’ve only been able to do Barre method. Boy, I forgot how much that really hurts and kicks your butt.
Bobbi compliments her on her “beautiful skin”: “Yes, that is a blessing. I’m really good with my skin. I think it’s the luck of having a mom who was a model and was always obsessed with her skin. She always taught me to moisturize and wash my face every night, drink lots of water. It’s probably been the same routine since I was a kid. I use a Neutrogena face cleaning bar, then I use the Aveeno Positively Radiant moisturizer. Every once in a while, I bring in some toners or serums from my facialist. And did you see the new products from Living Proof?”
Endless shill for Living Proof: “Night Cap is my new favorite one. It’s amazing. You put it in your hand and it looks like a cream. At first, I was like, “Why am I going to put cream in my hair at night and ruin the sheets?” But as it turns out your hair absorbs it, it wakes up fuller and bouncy and shiny.
She wants to do a lifestyle thing: “I would like to do a lifestyle thing, for people who struggle with dieting. I could just make anything for a diet taste delicious.
She’s working on a cookbook: “I’m working on it! I’m a good alchemist. I can mix certain things together that are all very healthy, but you don’t feel like you’re depriving yourself in any way.”
Tequila: “I love Patrón. I also love Don Julio 1942 as a nice sipping tequila. It’s so yummy, it has a little sweetness to it, which I usually don’t like. Justin actually makes the perfect margarita with it, because there’s no agave, no sugar, no mix. It’s pure tequila, lime juice, a squinch of Cointreau. It’s delicious.
Again, I have two questions about the injectibles stuff. One, does it feel like her comments are in any way pointed to or about Courteney Cox? Because Cox has really messed up her face with Botox and injectibles and it really feels like Jennifer is calling out her friend publicly. Two, do you believe that Jennifer doesn’t do injectibles? I do not. I don’t think she’s at Cox-level f—kery, but there were moments during Jennifer’s Oscar campaigning where I thought, “Damn, easy filler-face.”
And God help us all if Jennifer actually develops a lifestyle brand or a cookbook or something. We’ll never hear the end of it!
Photos courtesy of Fame/Flynet.
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