Photo: Kevin Mazur/WireImageGwyneth Paltrowis looking back on some of her most memorable hairstyles over the years — from iconic to questionable.In an Instagram video promoting her newGOOPGLOW Restore + Shine Hair Serum($48), the actress took a trip down memory lane with assistant Kevin Keating. The longtime friends remember Paltrow’s dark brown color while filmingBouncein the year 2000, her admittedly damaged blonde waves at the SAG Awards later that year and (of course!) her matching blonde pixie cut featuring side-swept bangs with then-boyfriendBrad Pitt.“Awww, matching haircuts!” the Goop founder, 48, said when Keating pulled out an iconic photo of the pair at the 1997 premiere ofThe Devil’s Own. “We went to the same stylist for the cut. [Celebrity hairstylist]Chris McMillancut both of our hair like this.“Paltrow said she and Pitt did not match their looks on purpose that night, then shut down Keating when he asked if they should give the Oscar-winning actor a call.“No! Why would we call him?!” she quipped. To which her assistant responded, “We’d like to talk about the look!““No! Nobody asked me about involvingBrad Pitt,“The Politicianstar said, seemingly referring to the format of the GOOP promo video.Gwyneth Paltrow and Brad Falchuk.“He’s on my Grindr, though, let me get him that way,” Keating joked at the end of the clip.In herInstagramcaption, Paltrow (who’s now married to producerBrad Falchuk) said, “If I ever try to pull off a ’90s crimp again, please stop me,” before explaining the thought process behind Goop’s latest launch.“I do still bleach my hair, obviously, and I’ve always wanted a quick fix to smooth damage, frizz, dryness and split ends,” theIron Manactress began. “So the@goopteam made just that: a preshampoo glow serum treatment clinically proven to deliver results.“Paltrow continued: “I leave it in for twenty minutes before I shampoo, and the results last until I shampoo again. My hair has never been shinier. The team let me introduce it to you all early — head to the link in my bio to get your own.”
Photo: Kevin Mazur/WireImage
Gwyneth Paltrowis looking back on some of her most memorable hairstyles over the years — from iconic to questionable.In an Instagram video promoting her newGOOPGLOW Restore + Shine Hair Serum($48), the actress took a trip down memory lane with assistant Kevin Keating. The longtime friends remember Paltrow’s dark brown color while filmingBouncein the year 2000, her admittedly damaged blonde waves at the SAG Awards later that year and (of course!) her matching blonde pixie cut featuring side-swept bangs with then-boyfriendBrad Pitt.“Awww, matching haircuts!” the Goop founder, 48, said when Keating pulled out an iconic photo of the pair at the 1997 premiere ofThe Devil’s Own. “We went to the same stylist for the cut. [Celebrity hairstylist]Chris McMillancut both of our hair like this.“Paltrow said she and Pitt did not match their looks on purpose that night, then shut down Keating when he asked if they should give the Oscar-winning actor a call.“No! Why would we call him?!” she quipped. To which her assistant responded, “We’d like to talk about the look!““No! Nobody asked me about involvingBrad Pitt,“The Politicianstar said, seemingly referring to the format of the GOOP promo video.Gwyneth Paltrow and Brad Falchuk.“He’s on my Grindr, though, let me get him that way,” Keating joked at the end of the clip.In herInstagramcaption, Paltrow (who’s now married to producerBrad Falchuk) said, “If I ever try to pull off a ’90s crimp again, please stop me,” before explaining the thought process behind Goop’s latest launch.“I do still bleach my hair, obviously, and I’ve always wanted a quick fix to smooth damage, frizz, dryness and split ends,” theIron Manactress began. “So the@goopteam made just that: a preshampoo glow serum treatment clinically proven to deliver results.“Paltrow continued: “I leave it in for twenty minutes before I shampoo, and the results last until I shampoo again. My hair has never been shinier. The team let me introduce it to you all early — head to the link in my bio to get your own.”
Gwyneth Paltrowis looking back on some of her most memorable hairstyles over the years — from iconic to questionable.
In an Instagram video promoting her newGOOPGLOW Restore + Shine Hair Serum($48), the actress took a trip down memory lane with assistant Kevin Keating. The longtime friends remember Paltrow’s dark brown color while filmingBouncein the year 2000, her admittedly damaged blonde waves at the SAG Awards later that year and (of course!) her matching blonde pixie cut featuring side-swept bangs with then-boyfriendBrad Pitt.
“Awww, matching haircuts!” the Goop founder, 48, said when Keating pulled out an iconic photo of the pair at the 1997 premiere ofThe Devil’s Own. “We went to the same stylist for the cut. [Celebrity hairstylist]Chris McMillancut both of our hair like this.”
Paltrow said she and Pitt did not match their looks on purpose that night, then shut down Keating when he asked if they should give the Oscar-winning actor a call.
“No! Why would we call him?!” she quipped. To which her assistant responded, “We’d like to talk about the look!”
“No! Nobody asked me about involvingBrad Pitt,“The Politicianstar said, seemingly referring to the format of the GOOP promo video.
Gwyneth Paltrow and Brad Falchuk.
“He’s on my Grindr, though, let me get him that way,” Keating joked at the end of the clip.
In herInstagramcaption, Paltrow (who’s now married to producerBrad Falchuk) said, “If I ever try to pull off a ’90s crimp again, please stop me,” before explaining the thought process behind Goop’s latest launch.
“I do still bleach my hair, obviously, and I’ve always wanted a quick fix to smooth damage, frizz, dryness and split ends,” theIron Manactress began. “So the@goopteam made just that: a preshampoo glow serum treatment clinically proven to deliver results.”
Paltrow continued: “I leave it in for twenty minutes before I shampoo, and the results last until I shampoo again. My hair has never been shinier. The team let me introduce it to you all early — head to the link in my bio to get your own.”
source: people.com
