💔 This girl accidentally applied superglue to her hair instead of hairspray, and now the whole world is trying to save her! You will be shocked when you know what she did to get rid of the glue.
Using glue to style her hair ended in tragedy – the girl’s hair turned into a permanent helmet. This was the beginning of a story that already involves millions of people.
A few days ago, a TikTok user named Tessica Brown, registered online under the nickname im_d_ollady, published a short video in which she talked about the accident that happened to her. According to the girl, she was styling her hair, but she ran out of hairspray. Then Tessica decided to experiment a little and secure the strands with aerosol superglue from the Gorilla Glue brand. As a result, the hairstyle turned into a durable helmet, which now does not take any detergent, writes Insider.com
The footage shows the girl’s smoothly styled, hardened hair. According to Tessica, she has been wearing this hairstyle for more than a month.
When the American realized her mistake, she tried to wash off the glue with shampoo. She soaped her hair 15 times, but nothing changed. Later, the girl posted another video in which she poured a lot of detergent on her hair and tried to scrape off the crust, but to no avail.
Tessica’s videos have already received more than 20 million views on TikTok, and this number continues to grow. More and more people are learning about this story. Among Tessica’s sympathizers were famous doctors, musicians and stylists who wanted to support the girl and share their advice on how to get rid of the stone crust on the head. Among the specialists who commented on the video was Dr. Dustin Portela. He recommended that Tessica remove the glue with acetone and then see a dermatologist to treat any possible irritation (by the way, we have some good tips on how to remove superglue from your skin).
The American tried this method, lubricating her hair with tea tree oil, and wrapping it with film. And last Monday it became known that after all the procedures, Tessica was admitted to the hospital and spent 22 hours in the emergency room. “Pray for me to get through this and keep my hair,” she captioned her post.
Soon the manufacturer of Gorilla Glue learned about the girl and gave an official comment. In a message posted on social media, company representatives expressed sympathy for Miss Brown and reminded her of the warning on the packaging, which states that the product should not be swallowed or applied to the eyes, skin or clothing. This is a durable adhesive designed for gluing paper, cardboard, wood, laminate and fabric, the authors of the post emphasized. In conclusion, company representatives wished Tessica good luck and a quick resolution to her hair problem.
Later the story was continued. The American turned to all people who sympathize with her and asked for financial assistance to save her hair. She initiated fundraising through the crowdfunding platform GoFundMe with an initial goal of $1,500. But over the past three days, volunteers have donated more than $18,000 to Tessica. What exactly these funds will be spent on is not specified.
According to the latest reports, with the help of a friend, Tessica cut off her long tail. What she plans to do next with her hair is still unknown.
