Another TikTok user put Gorilla Glue in their hair

Subject: Another TikTok user put Gorilla Glue in their hair
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vampboy 17.02.21 - 02:47am
It looks like these accidents are happening again over and over.

Another TikTok user got themselves in a sticky situation and some viewers are saying its a shameless stunt for viral fame.

Avani Reyes, 20, said she went to the hospital after putting Gorilla Glue in her hair accidentally in a video she posted to TikTok. Its the latest beauty mishap with the heavy-duty adhesive to go viral.

She also documented her trip to the emergency room, where she was allegedly told to try various oils to remove the glue or shave her head as a last resort

TikTok users accused her of spraying her hair with Gorilla Glue on purpose
Reyes has yet to explain how the adhesive ended up in her head after Gorilla Glue's warnings that it's not to be sprayed on the skin or hair
She also claimed to have started a GoFundMe that has raised her enough money to travel to LA to have the glue removed * +

vampboy 17.02.21 - 02:48am

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3mel 17.02.21 - 02:51am
''she'' is full of it, no gofundme needed just a bottle of nail varnish remover.

look at that chin and 5 o'clock shadow. * +

vampboy 17.02.21 - 02:52am

Reyes predicament comes after Tessica Brown did the same to her own hair, but was rescued by a free treatment from a plastic surgeon. * +

sisfreak2017 17.02.21 - 02:53am
Stupid fkn dogs! * +

vampboy 17.02.21 - 02:56am

@ 3mel - 17.02.21 - 02:51am
''she'' is full of it, no gofundme needed just a bottle of nail varnish remover.

look at that chin and 5 o'clock shadow.

But here's the thing; the first person got an operation by a surgeon worth 25 thousand dollars for free and she even saved money on gofundme page.

This other girl Reyes, meanwhile, updated followers saying she was told to use olive oil, coconut oil or tea tree oil to get the glue out. She said she tried using the coconut oil, but had no luck removing the sticky stuff. She also has raised only 5k from gofundme.

Should they both be treated any differently?

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sisfreak2017 17.02.21 - 02:59am
Perhaps she needs to try some jizz in her hair. * +

3mel 17.02.21 - 03:00am

@ vampboy - 17.02.21 - 02:56am
But here's the thing; the first person got an operation by a surgeon worth 25 thousand dollars for free and she even saved money on gofundme page.

This other girl Reyes, meanwhile, updated followers saying she was told to use olive oil, coconut oil or tea tree oil to get the glue out. She said she tried using the coconut oil, but had no luck removing the sticky stuff. She also has raised only 5k from gofundme.

Should they both be treated any differently?

looks like a lame attention grabbing copy cat to me, I don't know how the first girl made the mistake she did but there's a chance of it being an honest mistake.
after all the media coverage though how does someone coincidentally make the same mistake with the same product ? nah I'm not buying it are you ?

plus the first story is where I've heard that a solvent like acetone will get the job done. it's super cheap in every chemist as nail varnish remover. * +