In one moment, we find our mystery person in a casual setting. Their long, blonde and pink locks cascade down, framing a face that begs for attention. A bold tattoo adorns their chest, peeking out from beneath black attire that hugs every curve. A mess of items, like a box with text and a bag, scattered about. What secrets do those objects hold? What tales could they whisper? Now theyre sprawled across a bed, propped up on a pink plush pillow. Gone is the casual vibe, replaced by a white and pink two piece that leaves little to the fancy. Light hair frames their face, while tattoos dance across their chest. The bed itself is a canvas of light hues, with a pillowcase sporting bold black and white shapes. One cant help but wonder - what dreams unfold in this cozy nest? Did you know that about 38% of millennials have at least one tattoo? Our mystery person seems to have joined this inked club. Tattoos, once taboo, are now as common as a birds song at dawn. What stories do their tattoos tell? What secrets do they hide beneath the skin? As for their attire, the contrast is as stark as fire and ice. Black in one scene, white and pink in another. Black, often linked to power and mystery. White, pure as fresh snow. And pink? As sweet and tempting as a ripe peach. The backgrounds in these scenes paint their own pictures. The first, a mess of items, speaks of real life, of the chaos we all know. The second, a bed bathed in soft hues, whispers of comfort and dreams. Which one makes you want to step through the screen? Hair dye, like our subjects blonde and pink mane, has a rich history. Did you know the ancient Egyptians used henna to color their locks? Today, about 70% of women in the U.S. use hair dye. Its a form of art, of self express. What does their two toned style say about them? The selfie culture, shown in the first image, has taken the world by storm. On average, a person takes about 450 selfies a year. Thats more than one a day! What compels us to capture our own image so often? Is it vanity, or a search for self? What lies beneath those layers - both real and not? The casual, slightly messy selfie, or the cozy, inviting bed?