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"Every other sense has an organ you can focus on but touch is everywhere." In these photos I wanted to represent all the ways we are touched in our everyday lives, specifically when getting ready. A woman goes through so much just to get ready for their day to day life. This involves touching of the lips, eyes, hair and many more. The photo of the hair shows how sometimes you can even touch the same object but it will feel different depending on the state its in. "Touch is everywhere."

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