09.12.2025 09:11
A 13-year-old girl in England lost her life after being influenced by a trend on social media. It was reported that the girl, found motionless in her bed by her family, died due to a social media trend called "chroming," which involves inhaling the fumes of household products like deodorants to experience a temporary high.
A 13-year-old girl named Tiegan Jarman, living in Leicestershire, was found unconscious in her room on March 6. Emergency teams who arrived at the scene were unable to save the young girl's life despite all interventions.
Her family announced that Tiegan's death occurred due to the "chroming" trend, which has spread on social media and poses significant risks. This dangerous trend aims to create a short-term effect by inhaling the vapors of household products that are easily accessible, such as deodorants.
DIED FROM INHALING DEODORANT
Her stepfather, Rob Hopkin, stated that the young girl had used at least one can of deodorant, expressing that the incident deeply affected the family.
CRITICAL WARNING FROM EXPERTS
Experts emphasize that such internet trends, which are increasingly spreading in England, pose serious dangers to young people. They highlight that the risks of respiratory irritation, heart rhythm disorders, and sudden death are extremely high, and it is essential for families to discuss the consequences of such trends with their children.