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Twitter can’t stop laughing at the woman who dyed her skin blue with a bath bomb

So many cosplay options.

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David Britton

Woman dyed with bath bomb.

A woman on Twitter is claiming a “Galaxy bath bomb” purchased at Kroger has turned her blue from the neck down.

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“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.”

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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

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For many people, her skin was reminiscent of other famous “bluings” in that have taken place in television and movie history.

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https://twitter.com/TheBiggestHoss/status/965633053124153344

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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

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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.

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