Gorilla Glue Woman Has Come Unglued!

Happy to see it!

She's come unstuck! Louisiana mother, 40, who sprayed her hair with Gorilla Glue FINALLY has it removed by a Beverly Hills plastic surgeon during four-hour-long $12,500 procedure.

Dr. Obeng used a mix of medical-grade adhesive remover, MGD - which is a mix of aloe vera and olive oil - and a small amount of acetone to break down the glue in Tessica's hair.

'I looked up the compound, the main active ingredient in Gorilla Glue: polyurethane,' Dr. Obeng explained to TMZ. 'Then we figured out the science, how to break it down.'

He continued: 'We bought chemicals that have components to dissolve the solvent, we used medical-grade adhesive remover that we use in the operating room.

'Then we have another active ingredient, MGD. We added MGD to it - which is an aloe vera and olive oil mixture. Then we added a little acetone.'

During the procedure, the mixture was applied to Tessica's hair using a spray bottle, while Dr. Obeng used medical tweezers and scissors to try and gently pull the matted hair apart, cutting the strands of glue that were holding her tresses together.

The doctor and his tea, then ran a comb through the hair to finally remove the glue, before applying a deep conditioning treatment to protect the locks.

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