Tessica Brown, the woman who recently went viral by posting a video to her TikTok account in which she noted that she was using Gorilla Glue instead of hairspray, she finally got the strong glue out of her hair.
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Like it did? With help of a surgeon and acetone to remove the product.
The medium ‘ABC’ assured that plastic surgeon Michael Obeng offered to perform a cosmetic procedure free of charge that would help Brown end his nightmare. The woman was seen entering the doctor’s office in Los Angeles, California.
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According to the aforementioned media, the doctor stated that the procedure was successful and that “We had to use chemicals that were safe and did not cause burns to the scalp. She’s fine. “
In an exclusive interview with the media ‘Entertainment Tonight’ a day before his surgery, Brown clarified rumors that spread through all social networks and spoke about the condition of his hair and what his recovery process was like when removing the product.
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How did the incident happen?
First, Brown said he made the decision to use the product after his spray ran out and that she assumed she could remove the product from her hair the next day. After a week with Gorilla Glue on his head, he decided to ask for help.
He noted that he had to go to an emergency hospital in Louisiana, United States. While there, the doctors prescribed acetone to remove the glue from the hairspray. Tessica decided to have this procedure done at home for comfort and to be with her children.
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After his story went viral on networks, the manufacturer of the product reported that they were very sorry for what had happened and that they would follow his progress. They have also clarified that “Our spray adhesive says on the warning label” do not swallow, get in eyes, skin or clothing. “
We are very sorry to hear about the unfortunate incident Miss Brown experienced using our Spray Adhesive on her hair. We are happy to see in her recent video that Miss Brown has received medical treatment from her local medical facility and wish her the best. pic.twitter.com/SoCvwxdrGc
– Gorilla Glue (@GorillaGlue) February 8, 2021
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The woman indicated that it was never her intention to sue the company. You have admitted that you made a mistake using the product, which I had previously used for Christmas decorations.
“I had no intention of taking my business to social networks. But I didn’t know what else to do “, assured. The pressure and comments they make have triggered mixed feelings in her and she claims she’s had enough.
However, the nightmare already seems to be ending thanks to the fact that she was finally able to remove the product from her hair.
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