Celtics Star Jaylen Brown‘s Hair Serum Leaves Another NBA Defender marked
BOSTON, MA - Boston Celtics guard Jaylen Brown continues a peculiar on-court habit, leaving visible residue from his hair product on opposing players during games. Most recently, on May 14, 2025, Brown appeared too transfer product to New York Knicks players during Game Five of the Eastern Conference Second Round NBA Playoffs at TD Garden. Two days later, against the Detroit Pistons, Brown made contact with forward Ron Holland, reportedly leaving a similar mark.
The ongoing incidents have sparked online discussion and amusement, highlighting Brown’s commitment to maintaining his hairstyle despite a receding hairline.The 28-year-old has openly joked about perhaps seeking hair restoration treatments, even mentioning a trip to Turkey for hair plugs, but continues to utilize styling products during intense gameplay. This unusual byproduct of his routine is becoming a recurring theme in his matchups, drawing attention to both his performance and his grooming habits.
Brown’s on-court activity with hair product isn’t impacting his performance. He recently scored 35 points in 26 minutes against the Washington Wizards on Wednesday, adding five rebounds and five assists. Despite the lighthearted attention surrounding the hair serum transfers,Brown remains focused on leading the Celtics through the NBA playoffs.
The incidents raise questions about the potential for unintended consequences of using styling products during athletic competition, though no formal complaints have been filed. For now,opponents appear to be accepting the sticky situation as part of facing the Celtics star,with Brown showing no signs of altering his routine.
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