Jennifer Aniston Just Posted a Steamy Shower Pic and David Schwimmer Had Something to Say

• Jennifer Aniston shared a steamy shower pic to tease her latest hair product launch from LolaVie.

• Her Friends co-star David Schwimmer hilariously recreated the shot.

• The brand’s Restorative Shampoo and Restorative Conditioner launched on September 8.

Jennifer Aniston’s long-lived reputation as everyone’s hair icon has finally culminated in her very own haircare line, LolaVie, and the actress just shared a steamy shower pic to tease her latest product launch.

“Something’s coming 🚿 9.8.22,” she captioned the post. If the shower setting didn’t tip you off, the newbies on the LolaVie block are, in fact, shampoo and conditioner. The Restorative Shampoo cleanses with vegetable ceramides and botanical extracts, while B vitamins are meant to repair the look of existing damage. The Restorative Conditioner aims to hydrate and repair with a keratin complex and botanical extracts from coconut, jackfruit and orange.

Fans and LolaVie devotees are beyond excited to add the bottles to their routines, alongside the Perfecting Leave-In, Glossing Detangler, and Lightweight Hair Oil. “Cannot wait!” one person commented. “Beyond excited for this launch!! Forever proud of you Jen!!!😍❤️” another added. “Eeeekkkkk!!!” someone else wrote.

Even Aniston’s best pal and Friends co-star David Schwimmer joined the excitement by hilariously recreating Aniston’s sudsy shower pic. In his shot, he posed under his shower head with soap in his eyes. Responding to Aniston’s caption of “something’s coming,” he wrote: “@jenniferaniston —a towel I hope??”

Aniston seemed in on the joke. “Schwim!? Trying to steal my thunder!? 🤨❤️” she commented. Fans loved the interaction.

The September 8 launch of LolaVie’s shampoo and conditioner marks the one-year anniversary of the brand’s debut. The Morning Show star previously told British Vogue that development started five years prior.

“I was inspired to create products that promote healthy hair and that are multifunctional—like a Swiss Army knife… but while performing these functions, they won’t damage your hair,” she said. “While working with another brand years ago, I got the bug of getting to go behind the scenes and developing products, including selecting ingredients and creating formulas, and also the marketing that goes along with it. I just loved the process and wanted to do it in a much more meaningful way as a brand founder.”

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