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She used Gorilla Glue as hairspray. After 15 washes and a trip to the ER, it still won t budge.
Lateshia Beachum, The Washington Post
Feb. 8, 2021
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Tessica Brown made a terrible mistake.
She was out of her favorite hair spray and substituted with Gorilla Spray Adhesive - from the Gorilla Glue company, which makes heavy-duty adhesives for bonding metal, ceramics and stone. Her hair has been in the same slicked-down style for about a month.
Brown, 40, exploded into Internet fame last week when she posted her saga to TikTok. She gained a massive following, more than 415,000, as she shared several attempts to free her hair from the bonds of Gorilla Glue.
TikTok and Twitter users have been anxious for updates.
Brown took some advice from her growing audience: She slathered coconut oil and olive oil on her strands, covered it with a plastic cap and left it overnight.
It was an epic fail to get rid of her forever ponytail, she said.
Gorilla Glue told TMZ that rubbing alcohol, a gentle combing and a delicate shampoo would likely be the best solution for Brown. Based on what she has shared, it seems unlikely that those suggestions would work for her. We are glad to see in her recent video that Miss Brown has received medical treatment from her local medical facility and wish her the best, Gorilla Glue tweeted, along with a warning that the glue is not indicated for use in or on hair.
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