
Jessica Alba has the honor of a late hairdresser Jesus Guerrero.
Alba posted an Instagram story on Sunday, February 2nd. Daniel Martin posing for selfie. “We love you @Jesushair,” Martin wrote with a white heart and a dove of emojis.
News broke out on Saturday, February 2nd, that Guerrero died at the age of 34 when the sister Gris Set up and divide the Gofundme page. His cause of death not divided through the page. With the aim of $ 80,000, the Gofundme page has reached over $ 77,000 at the time of its announcement.
“My name is Gris, Jesus’ younger sister,” she wrote in the description. “Just with a heavy heart, we gave the world to know that Jesus Guerrero went to heaven. He is a son, brother, uncle, artist, friend and more.”

“Born and grew up in Houston, TX, the parents of immigrants, Jesus learned how to work hard and dreamed of taking his skills to the top. Unfortunately, his passage occurred very suddenly and unexpectedly“, She continued.” His family currently takes care of his personal belongings and houses to bring him home to Houston. We hope you find it in your heart to help in any way and/or share this GoFundme. “
During his career, Guerrer’s Hollywood clients are included Kylie Jenner, Katy Perry, Jennifer Lopez And more. After the news of his death, a colleague of famous hairdressers Jen ATK She led to her Instagram story to mourn the loss of Guerrer and divide the connection to the Gofundme page.
“Our hearts will never be the same. Such love light and talent we lost too early,” Atkin wrote on Saturday. “Jesus did his best to all he did and left such an impact on everything he knew him. He appeared 10 years ago from Texas with all that crazy talent and warmth and an unforgettable smile. He was the first to come and endure you and hugged, he played with his hair and asked how you were. “
She continued, “Once you have met him all you could do is root for him and hope for the best for him. Truly. The whole Glam Fam all loved him. While trying to figure out what I can think of to help my Mothers who mourn the heart.

Chris Appleton He shared a similar feeling through his Instagram story on Sunday, while he paid tribute to Guerrer. “He heard it heartily about the passage of @Jesushair. His talent was undeniable, and his creativity was always ahead of his time,” Appleton wrote. “He had a way of making his hair in the form of art, and passion was so inspired. The industry lost a real visionary, but his legacy will live through his work and the people he touched. Rest in peace, Jesus.”