Tattoed woman who keeps her nose in a jar reveals what she looked like before – you better sit down

Social media users are stunned after a woman revealed her extreme four-year transformation—one that looks like a lifetime of change.

Known online as Toxii, she proudly identifies as a body modification enthusiast. Today, her upper body is nearly blacked out in tattoos, her eyes and tongue are inked, her tongue is split, and horn-like implants sit on her forehead. She even had her nose removed—and kept it in a jar.

In a viral post, Toxii shared a striking before-and-after. In 2019, she appeared with long blonde hair, makeup, and no tattoos. Now, she wears jet-black hair, minimal outfits that showcase her modifications, and a look that’s unrecognizable from her former self.

When asked about her motivations, she explained: “Because I like to be imperfect, and I think that imperfections make you unique.” With nearly 160,000 Instagram followers, she uses her platform to celebrate unapologetic self-expression.

In a recent interview with street artist Devon Rodriguez, she opened up about her journey. Asked about her horn implants, she said they didn’t hurt compared to her nose removal, which took eight weeks to heal. When asked if she kept the nose, she casually replied, “I have all my body parts, in like little jars.”

Reactions online have been intense. Some admire her boldness, calling her confident and fearless. Others expressed confusion or disapproval, saying, “You were so beautiful before,” or speculating about psychological struggles and even supernatural influences.

Critics also questioned the speed of her changes, warning that impulsive decisions could lead to regret. Still, Toxii shows no sign of hesitation and remains firm in her choices.

Love it or hate it, her transformation is sparking conversations about identity, body autonomy, and modern self-expression. One thing is certain—Toxii has made herself unforgettable.

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