Self-expression through tattoos can occasionally have cultural or religious connotations. Some people view them as a simple kind of art or as a way to remember a loved one or an occasion
Nevertheless, tattoos are a personal decision that certain societies still view as taboo, regardless of the motivations behind getting one.
Toxii Daniëlle stands out as one of the most tattooed women in the world. But her striking appearance goes beyond ink — she’s also made unique modifications to her body, including a controversial nose cut, which she now keeps in a jar.
Her upper body is nearly entirely covered in black tattoos, a bold expression of her personal transformation, with ink sprawling across her entire frame.
Toxii Daniëlle’s unconventional look has captivated a massive following, with over 155,000 Instagram followers eager to see her latest transformations. On her profile, she shares intimate glimpses of her body modifications, which include a split tongue and subdermal silicone implants beneath her skin.
In a thought-provoking encounter, street artist Devon Rodriguez asked Toxii about the inspiration behind her extreme alterations. Her response was as bold as her appearance: “Because I like to be imperfect, and I believe imperfections make you unique.”
Toxii Daniëlle revealed that removing her nose was even more painful than the horn-like forehead implants she underwent.
When street artist Devon Rodriguez asked if she kept her nose, she responded with a chillingly calm affirmation: “I have all my body parts, in like little jars, yeah.”
Recently, Toxii shocked her followers by posting a photo of herself before the tattoos and modifications. Many were left in awe, struck by how dramatically her appearance has transformed in just four years.
The post sparked a wave of reactions, with some followers expressing concern. One person commented, “You were so beautiful before. What on Earth made you do this to yourself?” Another asked, “Why do you hate yourself?”
Others struggled to comprehend the rapid transformation, with one remarking, “I don’t understand how you can make these mods in such a short time.”
One follower even offered advice, saying, “I think these decisions are best made over a longer period — it gives the body, mind, and soul time to adjust and make a healthy choice on continuing. This quick impulsiveness breeds discontent and regret.”
Others linked her appearance to rituals practiced by the devil.
As expected, tattoo lovers and those who believe in the beauty of self-expression dubbed Toxii “Beautiful before and during and after.”
