Jennifer Aniston makes a big appearance a vast youngster, shorter hair styling:  We don’t know if we’ll ever get bored with waxing about Jennifer Aniston’s hair. From the “Rachel,” which she claims she hated and made thousands if not millions of American women look five pounds heavier, to the long layered look she has been sporting for the past half-decade, we could go on about Jennifer’s hair for a good long while.

That’s why we were surprised to see that Jen chopped her locks for the Madrid premiere of her rom com, “Just Go With It.” Now Jen is sporting a sassy little bob (vaguely reminiscent of a look she had on the last season of “Friends”).

“Aniston had been loyal to long, blonde layers for a while, so it was definitely time for a change. I love the asymmetry of this new cut – it’s shorter in the back, and the highlights get lighter and more honey-blonde around her face,” says Daily Makeover Editor Lauren LeVine.

It has been a week of transformation, with Bieber going from, well, the “Bieber” to what looks like a shaggy pixie. Did hair icons get a discount at the salon this week? And what will Aniston’s new ’do mean for her fans with long locks? Will we see some mass cuttings over the next couple of weeks?

For Jen, it was just time to let go of the longer hair. Lock & Mane’s resident hair and style expert Jackie Cascarano says she is proud of Aniston for finally getting herself a big girl ’do. “A shorter hairstyle can instantly make a woman look more sophisticated. Aniston’s new bob is also a bit choppy at the ends, which keeps it young and fresh. Scarlett Johansson had a similar, shorter version of this look last summer,” Cascarano says.

“She has had the same long, sleek style for ages. While it was pretty, this is a welcome change, especially from a hairstyle icon like Aniston.”Celebrity stylist Chris Brescia of the Pierre Michel salon in New York City says that this look would work on most women, whereas Jen’s old long layers can weigh a woman’s face down, making it appear sunken and angular, and the “Rachel” can add some extra chub.