She also started a GoFundMe, which one very sympathetic person donated $3,000 to. People have asked why Avani would do this, but all she’s said is that it’s an accident: put gorilla in your hair #gorillapain Hasn’t there been some memo issued to hospital staff everywhere about this new scourge? I tried washing it, it doesn’t come off.” original sound – AvaniĪpparently, they didn’t know what to do, advising she try different oils. “I need to go to the hospital so they can remove this Gorilla Glue. “I’m on my way to the hospital right now, my scalp is burning,” says Avani.
She went on to try the hospital staff, saying the glue was burning. TikToker shared her first post a few days ago, showing her comb break as she tries to work it through the glue: original sound – Avani Which is why it’s kind of baffling that another person on TikTok has started posting about having sprayed Gorilla Glue in their hair and needing to go to the hospital and raise money to get it out. The mistake Brown made was very serious: her hair was sealed tight for over a month before she posted a TikTok about it that went viral.įinally, she was liberated by a Beverly Hills doctor, who managed to remove the glue and save Brown’s scalp with a mixture of oils and acetone after putting her under a mild sedative. Over the last month, the Internet has been held captive by the sage of Tessica Brown, or Gorilla Glue Girl, a woman who applied super-strength adhesive Gorilla Glue to her hair when she ran out of her usual hair product.
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