Jennifer Aniston reveals more than intended as she gives her fans a glimpse inside her messy handbag
The 56-year-old Friends sensation was using Instagram to promote her haircare range LolaVie.
But in the process she gave her nearly 45 million followers a closeup view inside her brown suede purse as she shuffled through the contents to find her latest product.
Showing off a short glossy red manicure, Jennifer — who recently shared her thoughts on romance — unveiled a small tube, held it close to the camera and whispered: 'Dry shampoo. It's awesome and it's finally out.'
She echoed the message in the caption, writing, 'Our Dry Shampoo just dropped… and IT'S SO GOOD! I hope you love too! @lolavie.'
Also appearing in the snippet was her longtime hairstylist Chris McMillan, who was styling a model's hair.
The longtime actress wore a simple gray tank top and a pair of jeans in the promo clip, which is nearing 50,000 likes.
Her signature dirty blonde hair was styled in a side part and face-framing layers as it fell over her chest.
Spotted inside her pocketbook was a bottle of Smart Water, Pvolve resistance bands, and a packet of makeup remover wipes.
Jennifer's hair brand will celebrate its three-year anniversary in September.
To mark the two-year anniversary in 2024, she shared an Instagram post and captioned, 'Happy second Birthday @lolavie! Proud of my incredible team. All the friends, fans and ALL the returning customers!'
She added, 'Couldn't have done it without you… and so much more to come!'
Last year Jennifer got emotional while visiting an Ulta Beauty location to check out what her hair products looked like on the shelves.
When she got inside her car with the purchased items, she held them close to her chest and exclaimed in a video shared on social media, 'This is so exciting!'
The actress' latest suitor is wellness coach, author, and hypnotist Jim Curtis.
In July they were spotted on a yacht as they vacationed together in Mallorca, Spain with actor Jason Bateman, his wife, and other friends.
The Morning Show star is reportedly in a 'very good place right now' amid her budding connection with Curtis, according to a source who recently spoke to People.
However, the Hollywood mainstay is staying mum on the details of her new relationship.
She told Closer magazine about her love life: 'No matter how long I have been in the industry, I will never get used to people thinking they have any sort of right to know about your personal life.'
But she did offer advice about letting love unfold 'organically.'
'A good place to be is to be open to [love], but not seeking it. That way you don't put any pressure on the situation, and if it happens organically, then amazing,' Jennifer explained.
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