Jennifer Aniston has built a reputation around great hair, so it makes sense that she’s now leaning into it professionally. In a new ad for her haircare brand LolaVie, Aniston steps into the role of hairstylist and gives longtime friend Jason Bateman a casual but polished makeover.
Jennifer Aniston does Jason Bateman’s makeover
The ad opens with Jason Bateman dropping by Jennifer Aniston’s home unannounced, claiming he heard online that she’s now “doing hair.” Aniston, clearly caught off guard, looks confused at first but eventually goes along with it. Bateman sits down, Aniston grabs her LolaVie products, and the makeover begins in a relaxed, almost improvised setting.
As the styling gets underway, Bateman settles in a little too comfortably, calling the moment his “me time.” Channeling his familiar dry humor, he points out that he doesn’t even have a smock on and jokes that whatever Aniston’s prices are, they “should be low.”
Aniston quickly puts him at ease, telling him her help comes at no cost before getting straight to work. As she applies the product, she gushes over his hair, calling it exceptional and joking that every guy she knows would be jealous of it. She even admits the whole situation feels unreal, describing it as a dream while clearly having fun styling his hair.
Halfway through the makeover, Bateman cracks a joke that he now resembles Conan O’Brien and launches into a brief impression of the late-night host. Aniston then wraps things up with a blow-dry, revealing a polished, on-camera look that Bateman is visibly happy with.
After the styling wraps up, Bateman delivers the final line Aniston cues him for, saying that he’s now “Lolavie’d” and ready for the camera. He then adds a playful thank-you to her, giving a shout-out to their close off-screen relationship. Aniston later posted the video on social media, joking in her caption that she might have a new career in hair styling and teasing who could be next in line. Reese Witherspoon jumped into the comments, joking that she wanted to “book an appointment.”
Originally written by Rishabh Shandilya on Mandatory.
