Girl uses Gorilla Glue as Hair Spray, her hair had been stuck for a month

 

Tessica Brown, a 40-year-old Louisiana teacher, used a super glue spray called the Gorilla Glue Spray to fix her hair.  As a result, her hair was stuck tightly, as if she was wearing a headgear.

She went to the emergency department for help after unsuccessful cleaning attempts, and was taught how to clean up by the doctor, but until now, after more than a month, her hair is still stuck together.

"I used this, Gorilla Glue Spray," 

Brown said.

You heard it right, the same Gorilla Super Glue from those wacky commercials.

"Gorilla spray adhesive for the toughest jobs on planet earth,"

 as it was announced in the commercial.

Now, Tessica Brown has big regrets.

"Bad, bad idea, yo look my hair, it don't move, you here what I'm telling you?  It don't move.  I've washed my hair 15 times and it don't move."  

When asked what did she used to try to get it out, she said,

"We did the baby oil, we did cooking oil, olive oil."

She also tried washing it out with shampoo but nothing got rid of the glue.

Tessica even sought medical treatment at a local emergency room in Louisiana but couldn't tolerate the burning of the acetone wipes they gave her.

So Tessica posted a video on Tiktok hoping for advice.

Brown's short film has been watched by millions of people so far, and it has attracted heated discussion among many netizens. Some people say it is funny to see her "headgear hairstyle," others sympathize with her and suggest various cleaning methods to her.

She said her biggest fear is to lose her hair, all of it.

Brown has since raised more than $13,000 from people wishing to help.

Gorilla Glue says they're sorry but says their products should never be used on hair.