The influencer and former BBB revealed the personal drama in the Stories on his Instagram profile
People like us. The influencer Mari González took to social media this Thursday, 4th, to vent about a ‘accident’ suffered by a babyliss two months ago. Despite the damage to your hair, the former BBB joked about the loss.
Mari went to the Stories on her Instagram profile to share the routine with her followers. In the midst of her busy schedule, the influencer took the opportunity to show the damage caused by the equipment, which occurred while she was preparing for the Multi-show Award 2023last November.
According to the previous model, a hairdresser made the wrong voltage on the appliance and the heat, when applying it, tore out an entire lock of hair. “You have no idea how much hair fell out. I’m glad it wasn’t in the front. Now that it’s growing out, it looks like an antenna, I just have to accept it,” she joked.
It’s not the first time the influencer has had problems babyliss. In January last year, she Mari said she wasn’t careful when handling the instrument and ended up burning her hand. “If I were present, paying attention only to the babylissI wouldn’t have put my whole hand in the hot part,” he said then.
The former BBB returns to reality as a reporter for the television program Globo, which will be broadcast next Monday, 8th. Together with actress Micheli Machado, Mari takes to the streets to find out the public’s opinion on the most followed house in Brazil.
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Source: Terra
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