What are the benefits of private hair removal for girls?

Women's private parts are very important, because the private parts are not only women's reproductive organs, but also the core of women's feminine charm. Therefore, protecting the health of the private parts is something that women attach great importance to. Women's private parts, like men, will grow thick pubic hair. These hairs do not bring many benefits to women, but are very troublesome. So, what are the benefits of private hair removal for girls?

Women's private parts have always been shrouded in mystery and are a "holy place" that men have always wanted to explore, but they are also closely related to women's health.

Female private hair is also called pubic hair. Pubic hair is the surface part of the female external genitalia, located in front of the pubic symphysis. After puberty, the subcutaneous fat becomes increasingly plump and pad-like, and pubic hair grows. The distribution of pubic hair is basically an inverted triangle, covering the labia majora downwards and converging in front of the anus. The pubic hair of some women is distributed in long strips. The hair can vary greatly in thickness, abundance, or sparseness, but the degree of curl, amount, density, thickness, and color vary among individuals and races and have no direct relationship to development.

In the primitive times when humans did not yet wear pants, pubic hair played a protective function of protecting the private parts, preventing the invasion of foreign objects and germs and maintaining hygiene. During sexual intercourse, the main function of private hair is to reduce mutual friction during intimacy and prevent damage to the raised mons pubis. In fact, men’s pubic hair is enough to reduce mutual friction during intimacy and avoid damage to the mons pubis. In modern society, the thick pubic hair covers the vulva, making it always in a warm and humid environment, becoming a breeding ground for mold, trichomonas, pubic lice and various pathogens, which is very detrimental to the hygiene of the vulva.

Western women have the custom of shaving their private parts, and girls are taught from an early age that they need to shave their private parts. There are razors in the bathroom, and you should shave after taking a bath. The hairless vulva is clean and cool, greatly reducing the chance of lower reproductive tract infection.