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Tessica Brown, the woman who made national headlines following her Gorilla Glue hair incident, plans to come out with her very own line of haircare products!

RELATED: Tessica Brown Shows Off Her New Growth And Healthy Hair Months After Gorilla Glue Incident

According to TMZ, Brown is set to drop her new business this Wednesday. Her new products are called “Forever Hair,” and draws inspiration from her own sticky situation. She reportedly told the outlet that she wanted to create products for folks suffering from hair loss and damage because she knows firsthand how that feels. However, her new $14 hairspray will hold a ponytail like glue, but without the nightmare side effects, she infamously endured, the news site notes. She’s also selling a $13 edge control along with growth drops for $18.

While she tells TMZ that her products are inspired by her Gorilla Glue situation, the big difference is that her stuff will wash out safely without damaging hair, and without the need for medical intervention.

Now, Tessica didn’t just throw this all together. She told the outlet that she’s been working with haircare professionals to create a formula she says does great for hair.

Socialites, will you be buying her haircare products? Let us know in the comment box below!

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Tessica Brown Shows Off Her New Growth And Healthy Hair Months After Gorilla Glue Incident

Tessica Brown took to Instagram this Friday morning to show off her new growth and healthier hair following the big February Gorilla Glue incident.

RELATED: Tessica Brown Aka ‘Gorilla Glue Girl’ Issues Cease And Desist Letters Over Viral Song “Bad Idea”

Brown uploaded a video where she can be seen running her fingers through her natural hair. She says, “it’s the hair for me.” She also repeated the quote in her IG caption. Brown’s supporters took to her comment section to let her know how good she looks. One said, “it’s growing so healthy. You look great!” Another added, “Yessssss come through! Hair is looking healthy!”

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As we previously reported, Brown made headlines back in February after she posted a video onlineand shared that she put gorilla glue in her hair after she ran out of her Got2BGlued product. Thankfully, Brown managed to get the glue out after flying to Los Angeles to see Dr. Michael Obeng, who successfully removed the glue with out cutting off a ton of hair.

Tessica was under light anesthesia as the surgeons removed the glue from her hair. Obeng told TMZ he combined medical grade adhesive remover, aloe vera, olive oil, and a dash of acetone. After she woke up, she became pretty choked up once she realized she could once again run her fingers through it.

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Tessica Brown Aka ‘Gorilla Glue Girl’ Issues Cease And Desist Letters Over Viral Song “Bad Idea”

Tessica Brown is not playing about her money!

Brown, aka “Gorilla Glue Girl” has fired off a cease and desist letters to several different people/entities through her attorney Jeffrey R. Klein over a now-viral song called “Bad Idea” — a track which rips her voice from her infamous Gorilla Glue video and remixes it into a song.

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Although many people have been using the track just for fun and to show love, Tessica, and co. aren’t too amused because she had no part in making the track nor is she getting any dough from it, TMZ reports. So far, the “remix” has been taken off of some social media platforms including on TikTok, IG Reels, and even on streaming platforms like Apple Music and Spotify, which all seem to have been started by someone named Cocoa Brown, who posted the track.

The letter to Cocoa, obtained by TMZ,
reads, in part, “To the extent it becomes necessary, Tessica intends to seek the recovery of all penalties, statutory damages and punitive damages for such knowing infringement as applicable.”

Stars like Tia Mowry, Cardi B, Aniya Wayans — Damon Wayans Jr.’s daughter and more have posted the track or recited it online. But, it looks like everyone is just going to have to find a new viral catchy song as this one can’t be played anymore.

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UPDATE: Tessica Brown’s Manager Says Lumps Found In Breasts Are Not Cancerous

Tessica Brown’s manager has some good news to share with her supporters. While speaking with TMZ, Gina Rodriguez said the masses that were recently found in Tessica’s breasts are not cancerous.

RELATED: Tessica “Gorilla Glue Girl” Brown Reportedly Discovered Lumps In Her Breasts Before Surgery

Doctors say the benign cysts that were found are the result of fibrocystic breast disease, which generally makes it more difficult to detect potentially cancerous lumps, Gina explained. As a result, Brown will have to get a mammogram every six months, TMZ reports.

Dr. Michael Obeng, the Beverly Hills plastic surgeon who successfully removed the gorilla glue from her hair, had found evidence of the lumps in her breasts when she came back to him for a pre-surgery consultation for a mommy makeover. Dr. Obeng was able to remove the cysts during Tessica’s other procedures and sent them to the lab for testing. Tessica remained positive as she awaited the results and said she was thankful that the Gorilla Glue ordeal brought her to Dr. Obeng.

Gina Rodriguez tells TMZ that Tessica is ecstatic that her results came back negative, and is looking forward to enjoying her life.

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