The company that was behind the hair procedure that the Octomom had done by spending hundreds of dollars while being on welfare is not happy with how she spends her money. The company, Brazilian Blowout, is unhappy with Octomom’s spending and it has devised a plan to correct things with taxpayers.
Mike Brady, the CEO for Brazilian Blowout, said, BB “We want to make sure that California taxpayers’ money is not going to anything other than taking care of [Nadya Suleman's] children. We don’t want to see those kids miss out on anything at the cost of a Brazilian Blowout.”
A Brazilian Blowout representative has told reporters that the company has offered to reimburse Octomom the complete cost for her Brazilian Blowouts and other hair treatments she received, which total $520. Brazilian Blowout even said that it would like to provide Octomom with free blowouts in the future at their salon located in West Hollywood. The company even said it would pay for a babysitter while Octomom, who is actually a mother of 14 kids, is getting her hair done. On top of all of this, Brazilian Blowout has even offered to pay the cost it would take to fix the toilet of Octomom.
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