WHISKY MOVE
Watch the hilarious moment woman ‘almost passes out’ after getting whisk stuck in her hair & it has to be cut out
The women ended up having to sleep with the whisks still tangled in her hair
A WOMAN has gone viral after her attempt at cooking ended up with her having to chop off her long blonde locks.
Natalie took to TikTok to show the disastrous aftermath of her cooking fail, after she promised a neighbour she'd make them a pizza but got the whisk tangled in her hair.
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She took to social media to beg for help, with the whisk still hanging onto her tresses as she went on a explicit rant about the ordeal.
In the clip, which has over nine million views, Natalie can be seen covered in flour with her hair tangled in the metal electric whisk as she says: "What do I do? What the f*** do I do?"
As she paced her kitchen trying to work out her next move, the amateur foodie then told fellow TikTok users: "Oh I need to sit down, I feel like I'm going to pass out."
Her good neighbourly deed left Natalie in pain as she confessed the accident was starting to give her a headache but she still couldn't work out how to remove it.
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Laughing through the tears, Natalie said she knew the only solution was to cut the entwined hair from the whisk - which was the worst news, since she used to be a hair model.
Later on, she shared an update after she managed to detach the electric handle from the contraption, leaving only the metal whisks still tangled in her locks.
"But I've still got two whisks hanging from my f***ing head," she raged as she new the inevitable hair chop was coming.
And in another clip Natalie seemed to accept the accident and even danced along to music, holding the electrical part of the gadget with the whisks still swinging from her hair.
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"You have no idea how stressed I am knowing they're still in your hair," one concerned user commented on the viral clip.
Meanwhile other users were confused how her locks got so stuck in the first place.
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One said: "I'm trying to understand how you did that. I have so many questions."
"I'm sorry this is hilarious, hope you get them out soon," a second chimed in.
Natalie did eventually post another update video, this time with no whisks in her hair.
She explained after she tried to sleep with the whisks still in her locks in the hope a hairdresser friend would be able to remove them the following day.
But when that plan failed she knew she had to cut them out.
Still with chunks of batter in her hair, Natalie showed off the short hair on the top of her head, giving her a mullet look.
"I'm laughing I spent all my time crying. I can't cry anymore," she said.
Natalie went on to explain that she will probably end up cutting the rest of her hair shorter to blend in with her freshly chopped locks, or maybe even look into buying a wig.
"I would have never cut it out, I would have gone to every single salon I could until I found one that would try and detangle it," one user commented on the video.
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Another wrote: "A nice bob it is then. Bless you, it will grow back eventually."
"You're lucky, same thing happened to me but the mixer pulled off my hair completely, so I was left bald on that side of my head," someone else admitted.
What to do if something gets stuck in your hair
If something gets stuck in your hair, the first thing to do is not to panic.
It might take some time, but the chances are you'll slowly be able to detangle the object.
Here are some tips that may help you:
- Enlist help: Someone else will be able to see the problem more clearly and can offer a spare pair of hands.
- Work slowly: Trying to pull the object out quickly might result in more damage, so work slowly to remove small strands.
- Use conditioner: Coat the tangled hair in conditioner so you can comb through it easily.
- Go to a professional: If you still can't remove the object, call your local hairdressers, they may be able to help you.
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