Over the past four years, Toxii Daniëlle has undergone a stunning transformation that’s left the internet buzzing. Once known for her soft, natural look—long blonde hair, minimal makeup, and subtle piercings—Toxii now appears almost unrecognizable, with her body fully tattooed and much of her upper torso completely blacked out in ink.

But her journey into self-expression goes far beyond tattoos. She’s had her eyes and tongue tattooed, her nose removed, and even had horn-like implants placed beneath the skin of her forehead. Toxii also split her tongue in half, adding to a dramatically unconventional appearance that has sparked everything from admiration to disbelief.

Toxii has fully embraced extreme body modification, turning herself into what some call a living piece of art. Her striking look has drawn huge attention online—both for her fearless individuality and the sheer speed of her transformation.

Recently, she posted a throwback photo from 2019 on Instagram, and fans were floored by the difference. Many couldn’t believe the transformation had happened in just four years. Some praised her dedication, while others expressed concern or curiosity about the permanence of such radical changes.

Before her transformation, Toxii already had a strong presence online and was admired for her beauty and edgy style. Old comments on her photos included compliments like, “You look so beautiful in this picture,” and “Marry me 😍.” Even now, opinions remain divided—but respectful.

Followers today still express support for her evolution. One person commented, “Beautiful before and during and after,” while another wrote, “Four years? I would’ve guessed this took more than a decade.” Others raised questions, like, “Did your Face ID still work after your nose removal?” And some criticized the rapid changes, wondering if the modifications were made impulsively.

Regardless of how people react, one thing is clear: Toxii’s transformation is an intense expression of identity—and a powerful example of how far people will go to feel like their truest selves.

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