She sticks with others.
Gorilla Glue girl Tessica Brown is donating more than $ 20,000 raised for her online to a charity founded by the plastic surgeon who finally released her locks, according to a report.
The 40-year-old Louisiana woman – whose hair was trapped for a month after using the super glue as a hairspray replacement – raised nearly $ 24,000 on GoFundMe after her plight arose.
Now that her superglue ordeal is over, Brown is donating most of the money raised through more than 1,400 donations to a charity started by surgeon Dr. Beverly Hills’ Michael Obeng, who treated her for free, said TMZ.
She plans to keep about $ 1,000 to cover her bills from a failed emergency room visit – and some for her flight to California – and donate the remainder to Restore, Obeng’s foundation that helps get reconstructive operations for those in need abroad, TMZ said.
Brown reportedly wants to prepay it so that others get much-needed surgery that they otherwise couldn’t afford.
She also no longer needs the money – and has made a small fortune selling merchandise related to her ordeal with the extra-strong glue, TMZ said.
Brown went viral when she revealed on TikTok how her hair was stuck for a month after using the extra strong super glue after her usual hair product ran out.
“Bath, bath, bad idea, ”she said in the original clip, which was seen over 35 million times on Sunday.