Jennifer Aniston is one person who seems to get better as she gets older. The 53-year-old actress has told us before what she does to keep her skin looking young and healthy. Now, she tells us how she feels about having grey hair.

And it’s true that the actress from The Morning Show recently talked about her grey hair and what really matters when it comes to getting older. With the naturalness that has always been a part of her, the former star of Friends talked about how important it is for women to do what they want with their hair. “Go for it if you want to look grey! If you want to keep colouring your hair, that’s also fine. Aniston said, “I think everyone should feel confident in whatever choices they make, like colouring their hair or wearing it in its natural texture. Hair is a creative way to express yourself, so choose a style that makes you happy and don’t worry about what other people will say.”

With this message, Aniston was trying to get across the idea that grey hair and getting older are two things that can’t be stopped. And while there are many ideas and solutions for the first one, the second one is just assumed to be true. And that can’t be right, Aniston thought. She said that being old is a big part of how she does things. “For me, it’s more about how I can take better care of myself, both mentally and physically. Thanks to all the progress in health, nutrition, technology, and science, we can still do well as we age.

In order to do this, she only uses cosmetics that she trusts. She told Glamour, “The secret is to use the right products that not only work but are also made with the best ingredients.” “I try to use as few things as possible.”

Actress who spent five years making her own LolaVie hair care line. It came out in late 2021. Aniston has also talked in the past about how important it is to use a protectant to keep hair healthy.

“The most important thing my stylists have taught me over the years is to protect! We do so much damage to our hair by dying it, straightening it, and curling it, and it all adds up over time,” she said before. “That’s why it’s important to use products that keep you safe at every step.”

This is not the first time Aniston has talked about getting older in a healthy way. When the actress turned 50, she said that the number made her feel “lost,” but she was sure that she was “entering the most creative times of my life.” She said to InStyle, “I don’t know what it is because I don’t feel different. Nothing is coming to a close. I feel great in every way. So it’s strange to suddenly get a text message saying, “You look great for your age.” I think we need to set some rules about how to talk and talk to each other.”

In 2021, when she turned 52, Aniston talked about how to age well again. “At my age, I care more than ever about my health and having a good life. I don’t care about getting grey hair.”