Hair - or no hair

[M0rpheus]

Hi All

I have no doubt that this subject has been discussed ad nauseum, but I just can't find the thread.

If someone could point me in the right direction, it would be most appreciated.

Failing that, I am keen to hear from all your thoughts on whether to go au naturale, trimmed or completely waxed, shaved or electrolysis?

BTW - is there anyone in Perth that offers electrolysis for men/women intimate areas?

 

[Shazaam]

I like no hair on women's pubic region.

 

[Vader]

I like them as smoothe as a veal cutlet

 

[AceSportyz]

I think its best when both parties have no hair- it also makes the penis look bigger then it is when clean shaven and hard
Lube also works better

 

[Phoebe]

Dr Phoebe.......

Your Pubic Hair Serves a Purpose​

Here are some of the reason you might consider keeping your pubic hair:

• It provides protection against friction that can cause skin irritation in this sensitive area.
• It helps reduce the amount of sweat produced around the vagina.
• It helps block your vagina from the following bacteria and infections:
  • Sexually transmitted infections.
  • Urinary tract infections.
  • Yeast infections.
• It helps regulate body temperature.
• It is NOT more hygienic to remove pubic hair.

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Key Functions of Pubic Hair:

• Friction Reduction:
  Acts as a cushion or "dry lubricant" to minimize chafing during physical activities like walking, exercise, or intercourse, as hair-on-hair rubbing is less irritating than skin-on-skin.
  
  
• • Protection:
    Traps dust, dirt, and microorganisms (like bacteria and viruses) from entering the genitals, similar to eyelashes or nose hair.
    
  • Pheromone & Scent Retention:
    The apocrine sweat glands in the pubic area release pheromones; hair traps these scents, which can signal sexual readiness and attract mates, say Healthline.
    
  • Temperature Regulation:
    Helps keep the genital area cool and dry by wicking sweat away from the skin, creating a stable environment for beneficial microbes.
    
  • Sign of Maturity:
    Its growth signals sexual maturity, indicating reproductive capability.
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