UPDATE: #GORILLA GLUE GIRL NOW#GORILLAGLUEGIRL
Channel: Manetain Naturally
Date: 2021-02-10

Tessa Brown gives an update in her interview with ET about how she's responding to her viral video. She is disappointed about the backlash she has received from some viewers. She even regrets uploading the video.

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Tessica  Brown, 40, revealed in a video on the social network TikTok that when she ran out of hair spray she used 'Gorilla Glue' instead, leaving her hair permanently glued to her scalp 'for about a month now' despite numerous washings, which she said was a 'bad, bad, bad, idea' and warned others not to make the same mistake.

Tessica Brown learned that lesson the hard way this month after she used a spray can of Gorilla Glue on her hair and found herself stuck — quite literally — with a single hairstyle.

Brown described the initial superglue disaster in a super-viral TikTok video, then spent a week documenting her efforts to wash out the glue before a surgeon finally did it for her on 
The sticky saga dates back to early February, when Brown first posted a TikTok video describing her hairy situation at length.

In the video, the 40-year-old from Louisiana explains that she ran out of Got2b Glued hair spray in the middle of doing her hair. Brown says she tried to improvise by using a can of Gorilla spray adhesive to finish the job.

More than 28 million people watched the initial video about her blunder, and millions more have followed along to watch her updates and offer advice on removing the glue.

Some mocked her for the error, while others were sympathetic to her plight.

Among those who backed her was Chance The Rapper, who applauded others for being sympathetic on Twitter.