Jennifer Aniston 'Trying Hard' to Love Her New Hair Cut

Cutting her famous hair short, the actress admits that she wanted her long hair back the minute it was chopped.

Jennifer Aniston's hair becomes talk of the town once again as she changed the style into a dramatic short cut. However, the former "Friends" star confessed that she is not too sure herself whether she loves the new do.

Aniston mentioned about the reason she had a new look in an interview with ELLEuk.com. "It wasn't for a role. My hair went through a phase - I did this thing called a Brazilian and my hair did not react really well to it. It's about two inches above my shoulders now." But Aniston is struggling to get used to it. "The minute I cut my hair I want it back. Always. It's a guarantee. I'm trying really hard to love this one," she said.

Her hair was cut by best friend and hairstylist Chris McMillan who also cuts Miley Cyrus' hair. "She cut her hair. She just wanted something new and modern and wanted to cut her hair. That's all," McMillan said.

The hairstylist revealed that he and Aniston planned this a long time, sending each other pictures that they like and then agreed on going shorter. "This one was a big cut so we did it at her house in the bathroom, just the two of us. It's usually the best way. We cut it and took it slow," said McMillan.

McMillan continued explaining about the cut, "I call this a chewed-off bob. It's not precious. It's got lots of bits and ends and pieces. It's shorter in the back and longer in the front. She's really over blow-drying her hair. She wanted to towel dry and put some product in and leave it alone."

The hairstyle is also a reflection of Aniston's personality. "She likes to look natural and easy and effortless. She's a low-maintenance girl when it comes to her hair and makeup. She definitely takes time to get ready. But it doesn't take her an hour," McMillan said. "She does her makeup really quickly. She's got great skin, very healthy. She does lots of mascara. The most time she takes is figuring out which pair of jeans to wear and which jacket."