Can pubic hair be removed?

Pubic hair is the hair in a woman's more private part. Due to congenital reasons, some women have thicker pubic hair, which can cause trouble for women, because in the summer, if they wear particularly cool clothes, they are most likely to fall into an embarrassment. There is indeed some controversy about whether pubic hair can be removed. Let's take a look at this aspect below.

In fact, there have always been supporters and opponents of this issue, and each side has reasons to support their own views. If women are also struggling with this issue, let's take a look at the reasons for both sides!

First of all, the affirmative side believes that pubic hair should be removed. They think that pubic hair often puts them in trouble:

1. For example, it is easy to show when wearing a bikini.

Nowadays, many women like to wear bikinis when they go swimming. However, some women with long and thick pubic hair are always worried that their pubic hair will show every time they wear a bikini. Because bikinis have relatively little fabric, it is difficult to cover the pubic hair completely. Furthermore, for some people with a lot of pubic hair, when they wear a thin bikini, their private parts are clearly exposed, which makes women very embarrassed. There is also some thick pubic hair that even shows through the bikini.

2. For example, it is easy to breed bacteria

If a woman has a lot of pubic hair, it means that it provides a habitat for bacteria. Once the body temperature is a little higher, the temperature of the vulva will increase. Bacteria grown from leucorrhea or other dirt will multiply faster. They will then hide in the pubic hair and continue to reproduce, eventually causing infection in the vulva and leading to inflammation.

3. For example, it is easy to stick to sanitary napkins

After a woman puts on a sanitary napkin, her pubic hair may come into contact with the adhesive part of the sanitary napkin when she moves, and may eventually get stuck. Once stuck, women may pull their pubic hair when changing to another sanitary napkin, causing pain in the genitals.

The occurrence of the above situation makes many women want to remove pubic hair, but the editor reminds that it is best to go to a regular beauty salon to remove pubic hair. Although you can do it yourself, it is easy to damage the vulva due to operational problems. Moreover, pubic hair cannot be removed completely and is prone to residue, which requires frequent operation and is quite troublesome.

1. To put it simply, pubic hair can block some bacteria from entering the vagina.

Women all know that in addition to secreting fluid every day, the private parts sometimes also discharge menstrual blood. In addition, urine and feces will move to the private parts. If the private skin comes into direct contact with these things, it is easy to cause infection, causing a large number of bacteria to invade the skin and cause inflammation.

The presence of pubic hair can block some things from direct contact with the skin, reducing the possibility of skin being invaded by bacteria. This reduces the possibility of bacteria invading the vagina.

In addition, when men and women are enjoying sexual intercourse, it can block some bacteria on the male organs from entering the vagina, thereby protecting the vagina.

Underwear is in direct contact with the private parts. When women sit, move or walk, their underwear will rub against the private parts. If there is no pubic hair, the private skin will be in direct contact with the underwear, and the friction generated will act directly on the private skin, causing abrasions. If there is pubic hair, part of the friction will act on the pubic hair during the friction process. In this way, the friction directly received by the private skin will be much smaller, and the probability of injury will be reduced.