How One TikTok Destroyed a Business Overnight

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  @camkirkhambabyy · 4 days ago (edited) · pinned

  Tried to cover this as balanced as possible donuts! TikTok is an absolutely mental place isn’t it…<br><br><br>Ps. Ik I don’t need to say this to our community, but pls don’t go over to anyone mentioned in this vid and say anything negative to them!

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  @soaf1985 · 4 days ago

  Sending death threats to someone you don&apos;t know, because of someone else you don&apos;t know is absolutely unhinged behaviour.

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• CR

  @CrispySkates · 4 days ago (edited)

  As a hairdresser, when she said I box dye my hair black for six years, the answer should have been no perm for you, if she still insisted after a test curl, and it was discussed her hair may melt, and still wanted it a release form should have been signed, but even with that the answer should have been no perm for you<br>Additionally when the disulfide bonds are shot the only &quot;fixing it&quot; is to grow it out and cut it off nothing will fix that

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• MA

  @malpal1213 · 4 days ago

  People donate to go fund me for ridiculous things, while the people who really need it suffer with homelessness, their health, or funeral fundraising.

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• FL

  @fluffbutty · 4 days ago

  I am sick and tired of death threats being the go to response for everything. &nbsp;Millie lied about her hair, and now a young stylist lost her job instead of getting more training, a salon owner may lose her business, and all the employees have had to live under death threats. &nbsp;The internet really can bring out the worst in people. &nbsp;I&apos;m glad Cam is a ray of sunshine in a dark and gloomy place

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• BA

  @balletshoes · 4 days ago

  The second I heard her say, &apos;How could you see a single mother crying and blah blah&apos;, something to that effect, I knew she was lying. People who tell the truth don&apos;t normally try and bipass logic with emotions.

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• LU

  @Lunasoleada · 4 days ago

  Leaving a review on a business you never attended is mental <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DIugwyaqVl4&amp;t=751">12:31</a>

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• AL

  @Alandra989 · 4 days ago

  I feel like I&apos;m watching a bully playing the victim. This is machiavellian (allegedly, imo)<br>It&apos;s not the first time I see somebody ruin their hair on the internet for clout but ruining somebody&apos;s job, a business, asking for money in the meantime is something else...

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• AN

  @anick-g5p · 4 days ago (edited)

  Honestly I thought she had a very odd energy. It makes me worry how she’ll react once the attention goes away. Her followers may creep up from this but if everything is about this one experience people will stop watching. I always worry how people will react once they stop getting that engagement from outsiders. It’s dangerous.

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• FA

  @faunadoe6769 · 4 days ago

  Hairdresser here, the perm solution itself gets rinsed out and neutralized during the processing, but you can&apos;t get your hair wet for bare minimum 48 hours after or it will just wash out lol but you also have to not put your hair up like she had. It&apos;ll mess with the setting curls. I feel bad for the hairstylist that lost her job because of the combined Millie lying about her hair history and not having left the test strand in long enough.

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• PU

  @Puffysummers · 4 days ago

  “This is the first time in a long time I’ve been excited about life” ooof her poor kids

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• BE

  @bexsassybear · 4 days ago

  Im on the hairstylists side. YEARS OF BLACK HAIR DYE... SHE WAS WARNED IT WONT WORK DUE TO HAIRDYE... &nbsp;her expectations were completely unreasonable

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