Gorilla Glue woman arrives in LA and has first treatment to remove adhesive

By Faima Bakar

 

Tessica has arrived in LA and had her first treatment (Picture: Backgrid; @im_d_ollady)

 

We are totally invested in Tessica Brown – the unsuspecting woman who applied super strong Gorilla Glue to her hair.

 

The 40-year-old from Louisiana has struggled for the past month to get the adhesive out of her hair but to no avail.

 

The mum went to the hospital, she went to the salon, but each time, attempts to clear her head left Tessica in pain with severe headaches, and still with the glue stuck to her scalp.

 

After having her ponytail cut off this week, Tessica flew to LA to meet a cosmetic doctor who offered his services to get rid of her matted hairdo.

 

Full Story: https://metro.co.uk/2021/02/11/gorilla-glue-woman-arrives-in-la-and-has-first-treatment-to-remove-adhesive-14061503/

Now THAT'S entertainment.

She should have used the gel.

 

... or Plast-Dip for that great black glossy finish

 

 

I wonder if she's tried WD-40 on it yet? 

‘I never was going to take this to social media. The reason I took this to social media was because I didn’t know what else to do,’ she said on Entertainment Tonight.

 

Jeez Louise. 

 

Most of us are smart enough to ask "for a friend" when we do something stupid and need advice.  But then, we don't get a $19,000 outpouring of sympathy.

 

Sad thing is, the MSM will soon start inviting her on to comment as a consumer safety advocate.  Sadder still is that people will watch.

 

45 minutes ago, snoop1130 said:

We are totally invested in Tessica Brown – the unsuspecting woman who applied super strong Gorilla Glue to her hair.

"unsuspecting"

 

56 minutes ago, snoop1130 said:

We are totally invested in Tessica Brown – the unsuspecting woman who applied super strong Gorilla Glue to her hair.

I hope they didn't invest too much

31 minutes ago, JetsetBkk said:

"unsuspecting"

 

I guess it's not PC to call them "clueless" any more.

 

She should have used shellac.  Dries quickly, can be touched up, or removed using alcohol.  Look at the finish you can achieve with shellac using the French Polish technique.  Her wooden head would have looked a lot better.

 

 

A kit like this could have solved the problem in about 10 minutes.

 

And this lady is a teacher. Not sure what she teaches though

5 hours ago, ourmanflint said:

And this lady is a teacher. Not sure what she teaches though

 

How NOT to do things I would imagine.

Different approach to teaching but whatever works I guess......... sad part is she is not intelligent enough to see this could be a possible outcome.

Makes one wonder how she managed to get to 40.

 

brains don't come with age

So she made $19,000 from the stunt. And you call her stupid. I'm going out right now to superglue my hand to my Septor of Sorrow. Taking donations now.

13 hours ago, impulse said:

consumer safety advocate

Poor company will have to add a warning: don't use Gorilla glue for hairstyle

Stop making stupid people famous...

Update, she's now threatening to sue the glue company!

In a strong position to win the "How stupid can you be?" competition

Why even post this story , could you be more ignorant to put glue in your hair , she needs to be ignored 

At least no teenagers mistook it for aloe vera gel.

1 hour ago, Iron Tongue said:

Update, she's now threatening to sue the glue company!

And she'll probably win. Thank God for Darwin (or is that an oxymoron?)

i tried it too, but i lost my hair anyway

An irrelevant off topic post has been removed. 

17 hours ago, ourmanflint said:

And this lady is a teacher. Not sure what she teaches though

Probably BLM indoctrination.

 

21 hours ago, impulse said:

 

I guess it's not PC to call them "clueless" any more.

 

THEM!!?? RACIST!!

 

Just kidding.

On the right picture. Which one is the monkey? 

34 minutes ago, Oldie said:

On the right picture. Which one is the monkey? 

The intelligent one ????

Okay.  I freely admit I was too harsh in judging this woman.  Have a look at a genuine hair care product... (Available on Amazon if you don't believe it's really a thing)

 

Not hard to see how she may have made a mistake in haste.

 

After she's going to sue the company for millions because the manual didn't say you could not use it as a hair conditioner.

25 minutes ago, impulse said:

Okay.  I freely admit I was too harsh in judging this woman.  Have a look at a genuine hair care product... (Available on Amazon if you don't believe it's really a thing)

 

Not hard to see how she may have made a mistake in haste.

 

But hard to understand how this brand can exist...

1 hour ago, onebir said:

But hard to understand how this brand can exist...

 

Especially after they just cancelled Uncle Ben and Aunt Jemima.

6 minutes ago, impulse said:

Especially after they just cancelled Uncle Ben and Aunt Jemima.

Eeeeexactly. Plus putting snot on your hair???