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Woman torches beautician’s car over not getting appointment for eyelash extension. Video
An beautician took to Instagram to share videos of a woman setting fire to her car. She claimed it was one of her clients.
What do you do when you fail to get an appointment with your favourite beautician? You may wait for a time slot to open up or try to convince them to fit you in and even end up in a heated argument in the process. However, what this customer did is something most people wouldn’t even think of. After failing to get an eyelash extension appointment, she torched her beautician’s car.
The beautician Marcella took to Instagram to share CCTV footage that shows the woman torching her car. She also shared a series of text exchanges between her and the accused.
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The video of the car on fire has been doing its rounds on social media, and Dailymail too shared it on Instagram. “A woman is being accused of setting her lash tech’s car on fire after failing to secure an appointment. In an alleged text exchange between the two women, the lash tech tells the customer she is fully booked, causing the customer to become irate and call her names,” the outlet wrote.
Take a look at the video of the woman torching the car here:
The video was shared some 12 hours ago. Since then, the clip has accumulated more than 2.3 lakh views. The share has further accumulated close to 2,100 likes. People posted varied comments while reacting to the share.
What did Instagram users say about this video?
“Now she has an appointment for court,” joked an Instagram user.
“She will get an appointment for sure now,” joined another.
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“Now she can get her lashes done in jail anytime she wants!” added a third.
“Do we need a psychological eval now before making an appointment? Lol,” continued a fourth.
“Such a bitter human,” wrote a fifth.
Marcella, hailing from Chicago, later shared another post to inform her followers about her GoFundMe page. “Hey, y'all, thanks for all the encouragement & support during this very unfortunate time. I’ve stayed silent and tried to process this in private and now we’re here. Any donations are greatly appreciated, and even if you can’t donate, please share this post,” she posted with a picture of her burning car.
