Woman's Lipstick Remains 'Flawless' Even After a Bicycle Accident. Here's the Exact Product She Was Wearing (Exclusive)

On a recent night in Brooklyn, N.Y., Danny G. was excited for a fun time out to take her mind off of being recently laid off. She hopped on her bike to head to a charity concert to support artists who lost their works in a massive fire, never imagining that her brakes would fail — sending her flying over the handlebars and onto the pavement. From her hospital bed, Danny tried to distract herself from her circumstances (and her injuries). "I unfortunately didn’t have anyone to accompany me to the hospital," the social media strategist and content creator tells PEOPLE. "I’ve had a community on the internet for decades, and it’s been a natural place to find humor and comfort for me." When she pulled out her phone to check the damage to her face, she made an incredible discovery. "I noticed that despite all odds after rolling across concrete, my face was still serving," Danny says. "Face, teeth, incredible. Makeup, remarkable. Lips, flawless. That’s when I got the idea to make a true testimonial on TikTok about it." In the clip posted on Tuesday, Oct. 7, Danny is seen lying in a hospital bed with a neck brace on and what appears to be blood on her chin. "So, the brakes on my really cute new vintage bike popped off while I was on my way to my friend's show, but my lipstick is literally perfect," she says before holding up a lipstick tube. "It's the Urban Decay Lip Bond. I swear by it. Like, not one smudge." Danny confirms to PEOPLE that she was wearing the liquid lipstick in shade Raw Footage, a deep merlot red. Danny's video quickly went viral and even grabbed Urban Decay's attention. "Sending you so much love — lip bond really said unbothered 💋," the brand wrote in the comment section. The content creator says she's long been an Urban Decay customer. "I go for products that I know I can rely on," she explains. "I’ve always been a huge fan of UD because I know that my looks will last through all the chaos. Plus, I have oily skin and all us oily skin girlies are very picky and also very loyal once a product passes our tests. I’m glad to report that there’s a positive outcome and something I can share, even in this crazy situation. UD 1, concrete 0." Danny tells PEOPLE she was surprised by how many of the commenters simply wanted to know if she was OK. "I appreciated the show of concern for me while also finding the same humor in it and laughing along with me," she says. "I think it’s a sign of intimacy and true human connection which is a little far and few between these days. This very real event happened, but it was an accident, and it’s now turned into a funny moment for my ever unfolding lore." She adds, "Some people even rallied for me to become an ambassador with the brand. That’s always been a dream, so if anyone at Urban Decay is reading, I’d like to shoot my shot." Another unexpected reaction came from Danny's middle school best friend who texted her after seeing the video. "We hadn’t spoken in years," Danny says. "I’d always wanted to reconnect with her but there wasn’t a perfect time to. I’m very grateful that this brought us back together. I hope to share more laughs and memories with all of my new friends!"