Do women have hair on their private parts?

Many women will find that their private parts have hair growing during puberty. Some women may find it strange, why do they have hair growing in their private parts? In particular, many women feel that private hair affects their appearance. So many women will try to find ways to remove hair. So, do women's private parts grow hair? Generally speaking, yes. In fact, it is useful for women to have hair in their private parts.

Girls prefer cleanliness and good skin, so many girls feel very uncomfortable when hair grows in their private parts. When these changes happen, some girls' emotions will be slightly affected. When they think that their genitals will become hairy, these little girls will feel that they are becoming like beasts and too masculine. When they were children, these girls' bodies were clean and smooth, but now they have suddenly become "dirty and hairy", and the girls basically have no chance to see what the vagina of an adult woman looks like.

Therefore, many girls feel very nervous when facing the growth of hair down there. Little do people know that this is a normal physiological reaction of girls during puberty and a sign of their gradual maturity. Therefore, girls should not worry too much about growing pubic hair, and should not feel uncomfortable about the growth of pubic hair. Instead, we should use this opportunity to better understand the changes in women's bodies during puberty, especially the changes in pubic hair, so that we can look at it correctly.

In different parts of the world, the shape and distribution of female pubic hair vary greatly. Some are long, some are short, some are sparse, some are thick, some are straight and soft, and some are curly and tough. Additionally, the color and texture of pubic hair is not always the same as that of the head hair. Many women with dark hair have lighter, slightly reddish pubic hair, and many women have curly pubic hair even though their head hair is straight.

What is the use of pubic hair?

When entering puberty, girls at the age of 11 to 12 and boys at the age of 14 to 15, begin to grow pubic hair due to the effect of sex hormones. The hair is distributed in the lower abdomen and perineum. The distribution is in a diamond shape in adult males and in an inverted triangle shape in adult females. Pubic hair has a mysterious beauty that conveys the message of sexual maturity. It can help attract the opposite sex, arouse sexual excitement, and enhance sexual pleasure between couples. For example, the thick pubic hair at the base of a man's penis can constitute a strong sexual stimulation to women, stimulating their strong sexual desire, so it is also called "sexual hair". Pubic hair is particularly sensitive to touch and often becomes a "tease signal" during the "foreplay" of sexual intercourse, serving as a transition to the "interplay" of sex. After entering the "sexual play", the pubic hair quickly changes its "role" and plays a buffering role during sexual intercourse, preventing strong friction of the skin and protecting the skin from damage.

The growth of pubic hair also means that a woman is mature and more feminine. And during sexual intercourse, some men and women like to add some passion to stimulate themselves and increase the interest in their sex life, so some men touch the women's vagina with their hands. At this time, the hair can make people feel furry, very comfortable and stimulating, which can increase the sexual desire of both men and women and produce sexual impulses. Without it, there is no passion. So don’t shave off your pubic hair just because you think it’s ugly. This is wrong. It’s best to let it grow naturally.

Warm reminder: Nowadays, some girls like to seek passion and shave their pubic hair. This can easily cause genital infection. Therefore, for the sake of your health, it is best not to shave your pubic hair. If you really want to remove the hair, please go to a regular hospital for hair removal and never do it yourself.