“Gorilla Glue girl”, Tessica Brown, wants to hang around in the public eye.
New photos show that the mother of five returned from her hair-saving surgery in Louisiana – where she is trying to flog a clothing line to profit from her viral infamy.
Brown went viral on TikTok when she revealed how her hair got stuck and solid for a month after she used the extra-strong glue because she ran out of her usual hair product, Got2b Glued.
Tessica Brown is profiting from her short fame on the Internet.
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Saturday’s snapshots show a Brown, 40, casually dressed, strolling through her hometown, Violet, after returning from a plastic surgeon in Beverly Hills who had her locks bonded.
Brown kept her now famous hair covered – but her face was clear to see in a drawing of her covering her white sweatshirt.
It is an image she hopes to keep – as she now offers similar images in an official online product line.
There are $ 28 T-shirts, $ 50 sweatshirts and $ 45 sweatpants – costing $ 123 to get a complete outfit, cementing his viral fame.
The clothing range includes clothes with a photo from her TikTok videos of her holding her solid hair then tied up – and the words, “Bonded for life.” Other items feature a comic cartoon of her holding a can of “sturdy spray sticker” with the words, “Stiff where ma hair?”
Brown launched the line with posts on social media, saying: “Feeling blessed” – and is already making a “small fortune”, according to TMZ.
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It was one of the reasons why she was willing to donate more than $ 20,000 raised to her on GoFundMe to a foundation started by the surgeon who treated her for free, according to the vehicle.
“Words can’t even explain how I feel about [Dr. Michael Obeng] you really gave me back my life and I am forever grateful, “she said to the surgeon when posting a photo of them together before leaving California.
Obeng called her “amazing” and replied, “I’m happy to be able to help!”
Brown, in his original Tiktok clip about the hair disaster, admitted: “Bad, bad, bad idea.”
The clip was viewed more than 35 million times on Sunday.
In previous interviews, she insisted that her video was a genuine cry for help and not a feat to make her famous.
“Who in their right mind would say, ‘Well, let me just sprinkle it on my head and make myself famous overnight’? Never!” she told “ET”.
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Not everyone got the message, however – with another Louisiana native, Len Martin, 37, who ended up in the ER after applying the extra strong glue to her lip to try to prove that “it wasn’t as serious as she was trying to to do . “
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