Jennifer Aniston's rites of beauty The actress remembers early attempts at defining her cosmetic style My earliest beauty moment was watching my mother, who was a model, curl her eyelashes. I was like, 'What are you doing?' and of course I grabbed the tool and tried to do it to myself. In the 1980s I loved playing with make-up, not that I need to date myself. There was a lot of make-up for both men and women: blue eyeshadows, purple lipsticks and pale bases. But I didn't take good care of my hair, and I had some of the worst hairstyles you can imagine, with some of the worst colours. There was a cheap deep burgundy that faded out to orange; then there was the day I got a mini mohawk from a place in downtown New York that did $6 haircuts. Let's just say I was a little too pudgy in my teen years to be sporting a short haircut. Now I keep my hair long and easy to manage with the Living Proof haircare range, and most days just use an eyelash curler and a smudge of lip-gloss.