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“Having good hair days is everything,” says Jennifer Aniston. She should know. Since Friends first aired in the ’90s, her iconic lengths have been the subject of fascination—make that rabid obsession. Her signature cut, The Rachel (crafted by longtime hairstylist Chris McMillan), sparked a cultural movement and cemented her place as one of the most enduring beauty icons of our time.

Today, Aniston’s golden, California-cool waves are still her crowning glory, but even she admits that maintaining volume and body takes effort. That’s the thinking behind the latest launch from her hair-care line, LolaVie: the Peptide Plumping Volume Shampoo and Conditioner, a duo designed to strengthen and boost fine or aging hair. It was a natural next step for the brand, with so many fans asking for support for finer, more delicate strands, says Aniston. Powered by amaranth peptides and rice protein, the formulas work to reduce breakage and deliver volume that lasts up to 72 hours, paired with the cult-favorite Peptide Plumping Volume Spray.

“As women, we all go through hair changes at some point,” says Aniston of the role stress and time can play in thinning, less voluminous hair. But the actress, producer, and entrepreneur is a firm believer in a holistic approach to beauty, especially when it comes to bouncing back from hair loss. (Yes, even Aniston has suffered from it, she reveals.) “We used to think of beauty as outside in… now we realize it’s really from the inside out.”

In this exclusive interview, Aniston dives into the new launch, thriving after hair loss, the kind of volume she actually likes (spoiler: it’s not pageant hair), and the anchorwoman glam of The Morning Show’s Alex Levy.

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