We've all heard of Tessica Brown, she's often referred to as Gorilla Glue Girl, but I really dislike that nickname. Tessica's first hair mishap has made her the butt of a joke told by the whole internet, and it's very unfortunate, but she's recently had another hair-related incident.
Ms. Brown's story is a highlight of the reason I founded this community. Women of color are often not taught how to properly care for our hair at home, and that leads to incidents like this. Let me be your source for safe, factual home haircare information, and let me guide you to a professional when it's needed.
Today you'll learn
0:49 - 1:11 Tessica and My Mission
2:29 - 2:55 Reacting to Tessica's Journey
3:26 - 4:04 Leave Chemicals To The Professionals
4:47 - 5:13 Be Patient with Your Hair
5:44 - 6:12 If She Were My Client
In Living Curls Haircare Community:
We help women of color who are experiencing hair loss to IDENTIFY the root cause while educating them on HOW to manage their textured hair. So they can alleviate the emotional trauma, restore their image, and become a phenomenally confident woman.
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