How to Care for Your Hair ... Down There

[Page Turner]

...link posted for my friend, @Randomguy.  I have never paid much attention to nether regional fur, but he seems to be fixated on it.  

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How to care or not care for pubic hair has not been studied. We know that removing pubic hair is associated with injuries — burns from hot wax, for example, or lacerations from razors. Infections from injuries or ingrown hairs can also happen. There is also data that suggests pubic hair removal may be associated with an increased risk of transmission of some sexually transmitted infections, or STIs. It is possible that the infection risk rises because the removal of pubic hair creates an easier portal of entry for some bacteria and viruses. It is also possible that pubic hair removal could change the microenvironment of the vulva in a way that reduces natural defense mechanisms. This association between pubic hair removal and STIs could also be correlation and not cause and effect. 

 

[maddmaxx ★]

Not to mention the awful itch stubble creates when it begins to grow back.     

[onbike1939]

My mane of unruly pubic hair has always been a quiet source of pride to me I confess. I've often wondered what the public reaction would be if they knew that at different times, under my conservative slacks there existed a cornucopia of hairstyles.........dreadlocks....Mohicans....... the occasional side-parting pompadour and best of all the glorious full mane with highlights.

  

[Green Grass]

1 hour ago, Page Turner said:

but he seems to be fixated on it. 

This is a subject which I fully agree with RG's point of view.

[Page Turner]

7 hours ago, Goat Geddah said:

This is a subject which I fully agree with RG's point of view.

 

8 hours ago, Page Turner said:

This association between pubic hair removal and STIs could also be correlation and not cause and effect. 

... whether correlation or cause and effect, the jungle bush appears to be the safer environment for the intrepid explorer. 

[bikeman564™]

 I don't like yard work

[Randomguy]

8 hours ago, Goat Geddah said:

This is a subject which I fully agree with RG's point of view.

You’d be surprised at how little that statement gets uttered around here. 

[Randomguy]

59 minutes ago, bikeman564™ said:

 I don't like yard work

That is why foliage eradication policies are the right ones.  The cleaner you are, the less likely that PRI takes over. 

[Page Turner]

35 minutes ago, Randomguy said:

 The cleaner you are, the less likely that PRI takes over. 

...yet we have that statistical data base associating STI's with bush grooming.

It's enough to make me reconsider the sort of porn I watch, let me tell you. 

[Randomguy]

17 minutes ago, Page Turner said:

...yet we have that statistical data base associating STI's with bush grooming.

It's enough to make me reconsider the sort of porn I watch, let me tell you. 

There are fewer sti’s because no one will voluntarily enter the unkempt winter bush.  

[groupw]

I had heard that pubic lice had declined. They suggested it had to do with the popularity if grooming. Little crabs have nowhere to hide!

[Page Turner]

1 hour ago, Randomguy said:

There are fewer sti’s because no one will voluntarily enter the unkempt winter bush.  

...this might very well be true. Still, do you feel lucky, Punk ? Well do you ?

[Randomguy]

24 minutes ago, groupw said:

I had heard that pubic lice had declined. They suggested it had to do with the popularity if grooming. Little crabs have nowhere to hide!

PETA is against pubic grooming, obviously.