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I've been following her story. I feel really bad for her. Yes, it was a bone headed move, but she is certainly paying the price. Apparently the medical staff are using acetone to try to remove the glue, but it is burning her scalp.
Stupidity seldom goes unrewarded but I feel sorry for her just the same. Some people aren't smart. Some people aren't careful. Some people are too hasty. Some people listen to others when they shouldn't. I don't know how she came to do what she did, but I still feel sorry for her. She wasn't doing anything to hurt other people, she just made a dumb mistake. Poor kid.
Well, going viral means nobody else should make the same mistake. Unless it becomes some asinine internet challenge.
Lol! I feel bad for her. Stuff happens. Laugh and move on. I accidentally turned my hair Malfoy white a few years back when I tried to do DIY hair color. It was a pain to grow out, but I haven't tried it since.
It was a stupid thing to do, but she's also making a money grab now. I felt bad for her until she started a go fund me and has decided to sue the glue company.
It wasn't an accident. She sprayed the glue to help hold a pony tail.
I feel sorry for her, but yet I think it's funny. We all do stupid things and learn our lessons. Some people could be labeled as "The do not let this happen to you crowd!"
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