He cares about others.
Gorilla Glue girl Tessica Brown is donating more than $ 20,000, which was raised online for a charity started by the plastic surgeon who eventually released her locks, according to a report.
The 40-year-old Louisiana woman – whose hair had been firmly blocked for a month after using the super-adhesive as a hairspray replacement – raised nearly $ 24,000 on GoFundMe after her condition took over.
Now that her superglue attempt is over, Brown is donating most of the money raised through more than 1,400 donations to a charity started by Beverly Hills surgeon Michael Bevereng, who treated her for free, TMZ said.
She plans to keep about $ 1,000 to cover her bills on a failed emergency room visit – as well as some for her flight to California – and then donates the rest to Restore, Obeng’s foundation that helps with surgery. for people in need abroad, TMZ said.
It seems that Brown wants to pay her in advance so that others can receive such much-needed surgery that they would not otherwise be able to afford.
She also no longer needs money – and has made a small fortune selling goods related to her ordeal with extremely strong adhesive, TMZ said.
Brown went viral when he revealed to TikTok how his hair clung solidly for a month after using the extremely strong super-adhesive after running out of the usual hair product.
“Bathroom, bathroom, bad the idea, ”she said in the original video, seen more than 35 million times by Sunday.