The pubic hair used to be black and shiny but now it has turned yellow

We all know that almost every woman has pubic hair. Although pubic hair seems to have no function, it is a very important part for women. This part can help women block a lot of bacteria from entering the vagina. Some women may have black and shiny pubic hair when they are young, but when they get older, their hair turns white and their pubic hair becomes dry and yellow. So why did the pubic hair, which used to be black and shiny, become dry and yellow now?

In addition to genetics, yellow pubic hair may also be caused by the following reasons:

(1) Functional: The main reasons are mental trauma, fatigue, seasonal endocrine disorders, drug and chemical stimulation, etc., which lead to congenital disorders of melaninogen and melanin cells in the body.

(2) Pathogenicity: Certain diseases, such as iron deficiency anemia and recovery from a serious illness, can cause hair to turn from black to yellow.

(3) Copper deficiency: In the process of hair melanin production, an important copper-containing enzyme, tyrosinase, is lacking. Copper deficiency in the body can affect the activity of this enzyme, causing the hair to turn yellow.

Experts remind everyone that patients should pay attention to changes in their own bodies, and must go to a regular hospital for examination and diagnosis in time, and actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment to avoid delaying the disease.

Myth 1: Pubic hair is unnecessary

Many people like to shave their pubic hair. I think this is probably a really exciting experience, because it is rare for people to shave their hair on themselves. However, even if you apply thick foam and let your closest person shave it, you will still be full of fear! Then when only the smooth and white thing is left, wouldn’t you feel more excited? I don't know about that. I guess so! Many people also said that the process of growing pubic hair is another shameful and stimulating experience. Pubic hair is useless anyway, so what's the harm in shaving it off? I guess everyone has this mentality!

Actually, it’s not like that. Pubic hair, like all our hair, is good at storing our body odor. The purpose of pubic hair is to absorb the smell of sexual organs and then slowly release it. In addition to this reason, pubic hair can also reduce friction and relieve pain during sexual intercourse.

Myth 2: Pubic hair is the same color as hair

There is a famous joke: A man puts a mirror in his drawer to look under women's skirts. A blonde girl discovered his trick and angrily said, "You are not a gentleman!" The man immediately retorted, "You are not really blonde!" So, is the color of hair really the same as the color of pubic hair?

Actually, this is not the case. Pubic hair is usually darker than your hair. The brighter the hair color, the curlier the pubic hair will be. Pubic hair seems to have a stronger vitality than head hair: an old person with gray hair can still have pubic hair as black and shiny as when he was young.

Myth 3: Pink labia minora that look like petals

I have seen this description in more than one erotic novel: the pair of pink and tender labia minora that are like petals are the labia of a virgin. For women who have experienced sex a lot, their labia will turn purple-gray.

This is complete bullshit! However, many people believe this nonsense, and many women even "bleach" their labia (actually they bleach it red) to disguise their virginity. Each woman's labia minora is actually different. In some women, the labia minora are covered by the labia majora, while in others they are exposed. The protruding labia minora are usually not a smooth rose red color, but a gray color close to brown. There is no uniform standard for the color and shape of the labia minora! Many women's labia minora are not symmetrical in size. But these will not affect their happy enjoyment at all.