Footage shows the moment horrified customers watched on as a woman screamed and tore apart a Sydney hair salon.
Yisra Elmoubayet, a 23-year-old TikToker with half a million followers, allegedly attacked staff at Hair in the Square in Bankstown Central, in the city's west, on Sunday after she was refused service.
Police were called to the hair salon shortly after 3.15pm following reports of a fight that broke out after Elmoubayet was allegedly told it was too close to closing time, 4pm, for her to receive a cut and colour.
'Officers attached to Bankstown Police Area Command attended and were told two female customers were involved in a physical altercation with a third woman before she left the scene,' NSW Police said in a statement.
Footage from the altercation showed a woman, alleged to be Elmoubayet, swearing and shoving staff as she was walked out of the hairdresser.
At one point she grabbed a potted plant and launched it at a staff member before walking back into the salon and causing further havoc by throwing products.
Elmoubayet's mother was also at the salon and at one point allegedly pretended to faint.
The frightening scene only reached an end when a woman wearing a hi-vis shirt grabbed the yelling woman and kicked her out of the shop.
Yisra Elmoubayet (left) was allegedly involved in a fight at Hair in the Square in Bankstown on Sunday
It's alleged Elmoubayet (left) became enraged after being told it was too close to closing for her to get a hair cut and colour
Staff alleged Elmoubayet then waited in the shopping centre carpark for them to finish work.
Officers arrested Elmoubayet at a home on Dutton St, in Bankstown, about 8.30am on Monday.
She was taken to Bankstown Police Station and charged with affray.
A tearful Elmoubayet was granted strict bail at Bankstown Local Court later on Monday.
When asked by a 7News reporter about the staff at Hair in the Square, Elmoubayet said they were 'rude and disgusting'.
Elmoubayet boasts 500,000 followers on TikTok, having gained popularity in 2021 for her 'double-two, double-oh (2200) brother' phrase - referencing the Bankstown postcode.
She referencing the phrase outside court on Monday, telling reporters: 'No comment, no comment. Double-two, double-oh.'