For those who dont know Before her video went viral in February 2021, Tessica Brown ran a local daycare center and a custom clothing business. She was a busy mother of five who frequently shared beauty, fashion, and family updates with a modest following on TikTok and Instagram. Because she regularly wore her hair in a signature, tightly slicked-back ponytail, she was highly experienced with heavy-duty cosmetic hair gels and freezing sprays. This routine familiarity with ultra-strong beauty products is ultimately what led her to mistake the heavy-duty hardware adhesive for a viable backup styling option
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john.jensen2Β weeks, 4Β days ago
The survival instinct of a rock
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justin_brown2Β weeks, 4Β days ago
disrespect to the two kids that said first
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andrew_aguilar2Β weeks, 4Β days ago
The good news, her hair did indeed not move.
alexislopez2632Β weeks, 4Β days ago
Respect to the guy who disrespected the 2 kids who said first
dustin_olsen2Β weeks, 4Β days ago
Iron helmet with unbreaking enchantment in irl is crazy βοΈ π₯
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hortensepoirier4532Β weeks, 4Β days ago
Bro why does anybody care if someone says first!!!!!!!!
ross_shepherd2Β weeks, 3Β days ago
"MA HAIR, IT DONT MOVE"
keith.mitchell2Β weeks, 4Β days ago
I think I heard of this once and also youβre my favorite
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dawn_horton2Β weeks, 4Β days ago
That... is so stupid.
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robertvaleon362Β weeks, 4Β days ago
Why didnβt she buy one more hairspray π
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vanessa_carlson2Β weeks, 3Β days ago
I'm just like "DONT WASTE YOUR LAST BRAINCELLS!!" And she didππ
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christopher_thompson2Β weeks, 4Β days ago
the fact its actually true π
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danielleadams3402Β weeks, 3Β days ago
In early 2021, Tessica Brown from Louisiana ran out of her usual Got2b Glued hairspray and used Gorilla Glue spray adhesive to lay down her hair. The glue, which is industrial-strength polyurethane, hardened completely and would not wash out with shampoo for over a month. Her hair became a solid helmet, causing scalp pain and buildup. After her viral TikTok plea, she went to the ER but treatment didn't work, and she eventually had the glue removed by a plastic surgeon in Los Angeles, Dr. Michael Obeng, who used a medical-grade adhesive remover, aloe vera, olive oil, and acetone over a 4-hour procedure.
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vincent_webb2Β weeks, 4Β days ago
Genuinely what the fuck did she think would happen
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tammy_white2Β weeks, 4Β days ago
THIS IS TRUE I REMEMBER THIS
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reynaldo_godΓnez2Β weeks, 4Β days ago
Bro, I heard that a teacher told their students to put gorilla glue in their hair if they ever run out of hairspray and then two of them got sent two got sent to the hospital
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madeleinedelahaye6392Β weeks, 4Β days ago
Scissor:You miss me? Buzz cut:You want to become a bald?
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diane_thompson2Β weeks, 4Β days ago
Respect to the guy who respected the guy who disrespected the 2 dumb ahh kids who said first
Survival instinct of a fart
For those who dont know Before her video went viral in February 2021, Tessica Brown ran a local daycare center and a custom clothing business. She was a busy mother of five who frequently shared beauty, fashion, and family updates with a modest following on TikTok and Instagram. Because she regularly wore her hair in a signature, tightly slicked-back ponytail, she was highly experienced with heavy-duty cosmetic hair gels and freezing sprays. This routine familiarity with ultra-strong beauty products is ultimately what led her to mistake the heavy-duty hardware adhesive for a viable backup styling option
The survival instinct of a rock
disrespect to the two kids that said first
The good news, her hair did indeed not move.
Respect to the guy who disrespected the 2 kids who said first
Iron helmet with unbreaking enchantment in irl is crazy βοΈ π₯
Bro why does anybody care if someone says first!!!!!!!!
"MA HAIR, IT DONT MOVE"
I think I heard of this once and also youβre my favorite
That... is so stupid.
Why didnβt she buy one more hairspray π
I'm just like "DONT WASTE YOUR LAST BRAINCELLS!!" And she didππ
the fact its actually true π
In early 2021, Tessica Brown from Louisiana ran out of her usual Got2b Glued hairspray and used Gorilla Glue spray adhesive to lay down her hair. The glue, which is industrial-strength polyurethane, hardened completely and would not wash out with shampoo for over a month. Her hair became a solid helmet, causing scalp pain and buildup. After her viral TikTok plea, she went to the ER but treatment didn't work, and she eventually had the glue removed by a plastic surgeon in Los Angeles, Dr. Michael Obeng, who used a medical-grade adhesive remover, aloe vera, olive oil, and acetone over a 4-hour procedure.
Genuinely what the fuck did she think would happen
THIS IS TRUE I REMEMBER THIS
Bro, I heard that a teacher told their students to put gorilla glue in their hair if they ever run out of hairspray and then two of them got sent two got sent to the hospital
Scissor:You miss me? Buzz cut:You want to become a bald?
Respect to the guy who respected the guy who disrespected the 2 dumb ahh kids who said first