Gorilla Glue Girl (Image Via Sportskeeda)TikTok user Tessica Brown found out the hard way that a Gorilla Glue spray is not a beauty product. While the spray undoubtedly holds things together, Brown didn't intend for her hair to stay in the same place for over a month.After she released a video addressing her predicament, the internet dubbed her 'the Gorilla Glue girl.' This has skyrocketed her to fame overnight with recognition on social media platforms.In her video, Brown reveals the stiffness of her hair. Even after removing the hair-tie, it stays in place, effectively cemented to its last position before the industrial-grade glue was applied.the girl who did her hair with gorilla glue: pic.twitter.com/N7Ldyn9YqZ— 𝙡𝙚𝙭🪐ˣ⁴ (@ungodlyalexis) February 5, 2021It all started in January 2020 when Brown decided to style her hair differently. What she needed was hairstyling glue available on most supermarket shelves. But she ended up getting Gorilla Glue spray instead.For obvious reasons, this did not turn out well and quickly turned into a hellish ordeal. The video captures her shock and pain. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Tessica (@im_d_ollady)When used on a surface, the adhesive forms a permanent bond that is moisture resistant. Brown's futile attempts at removing glue with household items were in vain.On social media, a dermatologist pointed out that only acetone could potentially remove the hair spray. But Brown needed to visit a specialist for that. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Tessica (@im_d_ollady)Even Gorilla Glue issued a statement addressing the situation.We are very sorry to hear about the unfortunate incident that Miss Brown experienced using our Spray Adhesive on her hair. We are glad to see in her recent video that Miss Brown has received medical treatment from her local medical facility and wish her the best. pic.twitter.com/SoCvwxdrGc— Gorilla Glue (@GorillaGlue) February 8, 2021Gorilla Glue girl gets professional help.Since posting about the incident on Twitter, Brown has received enormous support from the internet. After living with glued hair for over a month, she decided to seek professional help.Brown went to the ER to seek medical treatment and assess the damage caused to her hair and scalp.UPDATE: The woman who went viral for using Gorilla Glue in her hair has sought medical treatment.Wishing her the best 🙏MORE: https://t.co/7NbzEudv5N pic.twitter.com/fg70lN4Mk0— Complex (@Complex) February 6, 2021 View this post on Instagram A post shared by Tessica (@im_d_ollady)After the medical examination, Brown was given medication to help her deal with the situation. It is unclear how long it will take to remove the glue from her scalp altogether.For everyone who was quick to judge this woman. https://t.co/YA0lUp2B4P— Tuni Sharpe (@TuniSharpe) February 9, 2021According to the latest reports, Brown is reportedly getting plastic surgery to fix her hair. The plastic surgeon is doing the procedure for free.WHO COULD’VE SEEN THIS COMING: TikToker who put Gorilla Glue on her hair reportedly getting plastic surgery to fix hair. The plastic surgeon said he is doing the procedure for free. pic.twitter.com/MYUa8WAYUY— Def Noodles (@defnoodles) February 9, 2021Gorilla Glue's nightmareThings took a strange turn when a concerned public pointed out a lack of accountability by the company regarding Gorilla Glue products' warning label.While the label mentions, "Do not swallow. Don't get in the eyes, on the skin or clothing," the social media mob pointed out that hair isn't mentioned. Although obvious, the warning should be clear and prominent.I’m Jared, 19, and I never fucking learned how to read pic.twitter.com/6jHLfLUuJs— mar⁷🌻 (@venusjmini) February 9, 2021According to TMZ, Brown is allegedly planning legal action, after multiple failed attempts to remove the glue from the hair and scalp, against Gorilla Glue for failing to provide proper warning on the label.She already said she's going to sue, but I don't see on what grounds. She's the stupid one. 🤷🏾‍♀️. And last time I checked her gofund me was almost at $5000...— 30-ish, flirty, & thriving 💅🏾 (@MizzNiki_29) February 8, 2021For what? It’s not their fault— Chioma (@miss_chibaby) February 8, 2021Twitter reactsWhile the legal battle's future is unclear, Twitter has been on fire since Brown's video was first released.Here are some of the best reactions to the entire situation:😂😂! She has a nerve. She put #gorillaglue in her hair & want to blame someone else? That’s absurd! Why does she have glue in the same place as her hair products? pic.twitter.com/H5A5ptmWj1— Cutes (@Cutes811) February 8, 2021i dont get how she said "Not By Choice"? I mean it was a Choice to use @GorillaGlue instead of going to walmart & buying a new can of hair spray? how does one simply think "Oh im out of hair spray. Gorilla glue is close enough i think i'll use it"? PS Mrs Whitney Fits my reaction pic.twitter.com/VYtevaDM8C— Auntie Boo🐼 (@Jordans_Luv_Bug) February 4, 2021the only option she have is to go bald🥴 pic.twitter.com/y0CHIojNVc— adot💜 (@afashizzle) February 5, 2021OMG I JUST READ SHES FRIGGIN 40 YEARS OLD!!!!!HOW IN THE HELL DID SHE MAKE IT THIS FAR IN LIFE WITHOUT THE AID OF OTHERS TO TELL HER WHEN TO BREATHE😱 pic.twitter.com/aj9lAWtN8u— ☯🕉Random_Chick🕉☯ (@_NaDene_) February 8, 20211 of 2 I feel for her b/c we've ALL done something REALLY stupid with lesser consequences we wish we hadn't done. That said it's also hurtful to people like me who have had fundraisers for MONTHS seeking help. Husband died 11/24 from Covid. Infected while in ICU for post surgery-— HELLO My name is ___________________ (@DebJacks48) February 10, 2021Part of Gorilla glue girl’s claim: “the label made no mention of hair....”So you admit you read it and proceeded to do it anyway. pic.twitter.com/O9uzYVfLRa— TheTrademarkDon (@Jovant_Garde) February 9, 2021As of now, there are no updates on the lawsuit. Hopefully, the plastic surgeon will untangle Brown's hair and get her out of this sticky situation.