Jennifer Aniston’s Hairdresser Reveals The Story Behind “The Rachel”

The Art of the Brand

Chris McMillan has shaped some of the most iconic hair moments in pop culture, but he still sees himself as one thing first: a hairdresser. In this episode, Chris talks about the career, instinct, and obsession behind his work. He created “The Rachel” for Jennifer Aniston and the viral bobs, red carpet looks, and celebrity moments that helped define modern hair. He talks about launching his own product line, why he wanted to simplify an overwhelming category, and how decades behind the chair shaped every detail and decision. Chris believes the best brands are built slowly enough for people to actually trust them.

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2026-05-05 68 min

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