A lady has surprised social media by exhibiting her incredible change in just four years.
Toxii, a self-proclaimed body modification fanatic, has nearly all of her body covered with tattoos, with the upper half totally blacked out in ink. But that’s only the beginning of her drastic transformation.
She’s had her nose removed, her eyes and tongue tattooed, horn-like implants placed in her forehead, and her tongue cut in half.
In case you’re wondering, yes, she stored the excised bodily parts in little jars.
In a recent Instagram post, Toxii stunned fans by providing a rare before-and-after photo of her metamorphosis. Her 2019 look was practically unrecognizable, with long blonde hair, soft glam makeup, and no obvious tattoos or changes.
Now, with jet-black hair, extensive ink, and startling body alterations, she fearlessly flaunts her image in small bikinis and loves her new self.
“Because I like to be imperfect, and I think that imperfections make you unique,” she said when questioned about her reason, according to The Mirror.
She keeps her nose in a little jar.
Toxii, who has almost 160,000 Instagram followers, recently spoke with famous graffiti artist Devon Rodriguez, who questioned her about the most difficult aspect of her transition.
“Did those hurt, the ones in your forehead?” he said, alluding to the horn implants.
“No, not at all,” she answered. “I think that my nose removal was way worse.”
According to her, the healing process lasted around eight weeks. Rodriguez then asked the obvious question: “Did you keep the nose?”
She said without hesitation, “I have all my body parts, like in little jars, yeah.”
Social media responds.
While some admired her confidence, others were absolutely taken aback by her rapid turnaround.
“You were so beautiful before,” one individual commented.
“What on Earth made you do this to yourself?”
Another person said, “Why do you hate yourself?”
Some even questioned how she could have undergone so many treatments in such a short period of time. “I think these decisions are best made over a longer period,” one person stated. “This quick impulsiveness breeds discontent and regret.”
But the emotions did not end with personal judgments; some speculated on a deeper, more otherworldly impact.
“The only explanation for this is the fact that she’s possessed and has a deep, strong poltergeist possessing her,” according to one commentator.
Another commentator stated, “This level of body modification and Satanic rituals are unnecessary without an attachment to the Unknown.”
The final word
Despite the backlash, Toxii continues to love her outrageous appearance and uninhibited self-expression.
While the internet debates whether her metamorphosis is uplifting, surprising, or out of this world, one thing is certain: she is completely devoted to becoming her own unique version.
Is Toxii’s makeover a powerful declaration of self-expression, or does it reflect broader concerns about body modification culture?
Could such significant changes truly represent uniqueness, or might they suggest something different? Join the argument in the comments!
