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Tracking Rachel Green’s complete hair evolution, from ‘The Rachel’ to sunkissed strands. Every single hairstyle worn by the Friends character that we’ve coveted from the mid-’90s to now ...
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- Rank 6: Season 4
- Rank 5: Season 9
- Rank 4: Season 8
- Rank 3: Season 3
- Rank 2: Season 2
- Rank 1: Season 1
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Rachel has SO much hair in this season.
She's 90% hair, 10% person. Yes, all that hair is very, very nice, shiny hair. BUT, there's just too much of it. It's not her best look. Jen's long face feels lost and pulled down by all that weight. For a character who is normally so uppidty, these super long locks feel like a little bit of an identity crisis. What are ya doing with this look, Rachel?
This season is pretty much season 4's hair, but a little bit longer.
Rachel's ends are also a little straggly and not as polished as they were in season 4. It's kind of a meh look overall. Our girl could use a haircut - there's not a whole lot more to be said here.
Ah, the classic early 2000's flipped out bob!
We generally prefer Rachel's mid-length hair - this look is a little too I-need-to-speak-to-your-manager-y for our taste. Even so, we respect the choice to make a big chop. This haircut does have a lot of fun & flippy movement See that bounce and movement? Ooh la la!
Hey, look, Rachel discovered bangs. But why? Were the bangs her way of proving that she's still ~young n' cool~ after having her baby? And doesn't having all that hair in front of her eyes bother her? Bangs are a big life choice. We want more details on why this cut happened, writers!
Hey, remember when Rachel's hair had floof in season 1 and wasn't always in stick-straight layers?
We miss that. Though shiny as ever, her locks look almost over-styled. We doubt that her super-standardized middleish/sideish part would budge even if you dumped a bucket of water on it. While still objectively well styled and healthy looking, this season's hair was ultimately kind of forgettable. No one really says, "HEY, you know when Jennifer Aniston had amazing hair? Season 4 of Friends!"
Jen's hair is a little darker (again - see Season 3)!
And she's experimenting with not having it totally perfect all the time (again - see Seasons 1 and 8)! Season 9 is notable mostly for Rachel's moments of experimentation, which really is fun to watch. She's had her hair long and straight for SO many seasons - this season is a visual respite from everything we've seen before. Lesson learned : a little playfulness never hurts when choosing the way to style your hair! Thanks, season 9 Jen!
Our girl is finally showing off her natural waves!
Though you'd never know it from the super stick straightness of past seasons (HELLO, straightener induced heat damage) Jennifer Aniston has quite a bit of natural curl in her hair. We super dig the beachy, effortless look she's got going on for much of this season. Even when her hair is straightened, we think that her hair looks healthier than in past seasons. That's the magic of keeping your hair heat-free!
Our girl was definitely looking for an out from the Rachel by the end of season 2.
Still, she couldn't totally part ways with her iconic cut. The compromise? A longer but still super layered version of the same cut. While very sleek and shiny, this cut provided more volume than its later longer iterations. This is a big win for rounding out Jen's face. She also played around with some beautifully dark brunette lowlights for a minute that contrasted gorgeously with her skin tone. These highlights didn't last for a super long time - blink while bingeing and you'll totally mis...
Though she got the cut in Season 1, season 2 was when Rachel really became known for her namesake hairstyle.
Gone were the fabulous updos and the low-stakes attitudes of season 1 hair. The Rachel required tons of maintenance and constant assistance from an on-set stylist. Jen apparently actually hated the look herself due to its ultra-neediness - she could never make it look good herself without a hair care professional to assist. Still, we've got to rank it highly - say what you will about the look today, but viewers sure did love this look at the time. Plus, that volume/bounce is undeniably amazing.
S1 Rachel was an iconic 90's hair queen!
Ms. Green began her hair journey with an admirable amount of floof, and many, many half-updos, both of which were winning strategies for rounding out her angular face. Truly a queen of artfully misplaced locks, Season 1's Rachel was never afraid to rock a few loose strands to suggest that she just woke up this fabulous. Making it look easy to look good is an art form - mad respect, S1 Rachel, mad respect. Thirsty for more hair related cultural critique? Here's what you've got to read next: Mo...
A nostalgic look back at Jennifer Aniston's iconic haircuts as Rachel Green on Friends. See how her hairstyles evolved from season to season, from floofy to sleek, from bangs to layers, and find out which one is the best.
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1 de jan. de 2015 · January 1, 2015. And all good Friends fans know that beyond our six BFFs the true star of the show was Rachel Green's hair. Whether long and sleek, short and bobbed, and who can forget those...
19 de set. de 2022 · A personagem mudou o cabelo nada menos do que oito vezes, ou seja, praticamente um corte novo por temporada. Vamos então relembrar a evolução capilar de Rachel Green, que inspirou tantas mulheres na época.
