On average, women use 12 products per day, translating to the exposer of 168 chemicals. By employing products such as menstruation devices or beauty tools that commonly contain parabens, carcinogens, or phthalates, I illustrate the operations of a commercial consumerist society, as it further perpetuates gender inequality. Incorporated through the process of casting, the body is paired with medical or commercial goods and is given unique surface treatments—causing individualized decorative aspects and a cohesive ornamental deign.