'Gorilla Glue Girl' launches haircare line with a 'Forever Hold' spray - Fox News

Four months after her unfortunate Gorilla Glue incident, Tessica Brown has turned her hairstyling mishap into a positive business venture.

Brown, 40, surprised the internet in February when she asked the public’s help on how she can get the Gorilla Glue brand’s adhesive spray out of her hair.

Four months after her unfortunate Gorilla Glue incident, Tessica Brown has turned her hairstyling mishap into a positive business venture.

Her company, Forever Hair, reportedly debuted on Wednesday and uses language that doesn’t shy from Brown’s challenge with home-grade adhesive spray or the haircut her surgical procedure required.

On the Forever Hair website, Brown’s store carries a "Forever Hold" spray and "Growth Stimulating Oil." In photos provided to Fox News, it appears the brand will also be adding a "Sleek Edge Control" gel. .

DOCTOR TALKS RISKS OF GORILLA GLUE, ADHESIVES ON HAIR, SKIN AMID TESSICA BROWN STORY.

Tessica Brown's Forever Hair brand includes a "Forever Hold" spray, a subtle reference to her Gorilla Glue incident from February 2021.

The Forever Hold spray is designed to keep hair in place for a short period of time, unlike the adhesive spray Tessica Brown used to style her hair in February.

Brown performed a demonstration of the hold spray on her TikTok account Thursday, which shows the product helps to brush down hair the same way Gorilla Glue’s adhesive did