Considering the hair cycle and not all hair follicles been in the same phase at any one time, I don't think all her hair follicles have been irreparably damaged, but if/when she shaves her hair or finds another solution to this, she'll probably have some very patchy hair growth for a few years at least.
Looks pretty misty to me.
This is probably the case. They sell this stuff in every corner store in the city.I need a shot from behind to see how that ponytail looks with the hair looking like that.
She probably confused it for this.
I need a shot from behind to see how that ponytail looks with the hair looking like that.
She probably confused it for this.
Yea Im hoping this is what happened. I used to use this as a kid but I always called it by its spanish name, so I wouldn't be surprised she confused them. Still tho her hair is fucked and I feel bad for her.I need a shot from behind to see how that ponytail looks with the hair looking like that.
She probably confused it for this.
I'd guess (and to be clear I'm no expert here) that some kind of carefully applied solvent to break it down over multiple applications and some sort of gentle scrub and rinse after each one while wearing goggles, but it's going to take a lot of time as usually you'd soak whatever you want to get gorilla glue off in all manner of stuff that isn't great for human skin, not to mention a) the fumes and b) not wanting anything near her eyes, both of which are what I'd really be worried about in addition to her scalp. There's various guides online for skin but hair is a problem, but right now there's the skin underneath to worry about too. That's why seeking professional help is best, as any home-grown fix is potentially dangerous from fumes over the time needed etc, and a hospital likely has experience in what to do (or at least who to ask about the best thing to do) with adhesives.
Yeah the amount of solvent it would take, she would need to wear a respirator
so she ain't going to a dermatologist? dumb dumb dumbFrom her Instagram
