A woman on Twitter is claiming a "Galaxy bath bomb" purchased at Kroger has turned her blue from the neck down.
"I was in the bath for a solid 5 minutes and now I am a freaking SMURF," Rebekah Butler posted on Sunday. "It seriously dyed my skin."
OKAYY SOO... ladies, DON’T YOU DARE BUY THE GALAXY BATH BOMB FROM KROGER. S.E.R.I.O.U.S.L.Y.
— Rebekah Butler (@rebekahGbutler) February 19, 2018
I was in the bath for a solid 5 minutes and now I am a freaking SMURF. It seriously dyed my skin. So to everyone I snapchat, enjoy looking at my forehead till I am no longer a smurf..? pic.twitter.com/yTvO62XTSB
Obviously, people felt horrible for Butler and offered their condolences. Just kidding. Everyone made fun of her because it's the internet.
https://twitter.com/abigail1723/status/965404635761725440
— Spicy Mami ? (@ericaram11) February 19, 2018
There's only one solution: pic.twitter.com/NUD0h5Zw2r
— lucas (@lukelaughlove7) February 19, 2018
For many people, her skin was reminiscent of other famous "bluings" in that have taken place in television and movie history.
This scene from Arrested Development comes to mind pic.twitter.com/F9jk57TgJJ
— Will Brown (@WdB11) February 19, 2018
— Nicolee ? (@0fficialnic0le) February 19, 2018
https://twitter.com/TheBiggestHoss/status/965633053124153344
I can’t stop laughing now ??? pic.twitter.com/VijY3KlIW7
— ale smith ? (@alesmith_15) February 19, 2018
https://twitter.com/elizabethxward/status/965434929030066177
https://twitter.com/JamilWilliams23/status/965783726507679744
It turns out that bath bombs dying people's skin is a somewhat common phenomenon. At least one woman ended up bright pink after using a bomb created by Lush Cosmetics.
https://twitter.com/bbsmithwick/status/690038147594461184
But Butler needn't worry too much. We're sure her blue skin will go away after a few days (or weeks). Until then, imagine all the fun cosplay options.
