What Everyone Should Know About The Removal Of Pubic Hair


by Natalie Williams - Date: 2007-06-14 - Word Count: 543 Share This!

Why do we need pubic hair? Experts are still unsure about the purpose of pubic hair on our bodies. Some of the plausible uses of pubic hair include:

1. Pheromones are being spread by the pubic hair to attract the opposite sex.
2. Protection of the private parts against friction during sex.
3. Keeps the private parts warm.
4. Shields dirt from the private parts.

Should I Shave My Pubic Hair?

The removal of pubic hair has been part of a lot of cultures throughout history as a means for getting more comfort, look better, improve hygiene, conforming to religious practices and to improve the love making experience. With the growing popularity of the bare look since the 1990s, many men and women feel pressured to follow this trend in order to fit in. The decision to remove your pubic hair should be decided according to your beliefs and personal preferences. Regardless of your motivation to remove your pubic hair, it is important for you to understand the various pubic hair removal methods to decide the most suitable solution for you.

The 5 Most Common Pubic Hair Removal Solutions

1. Shaving - People tend to use their razors to shave their pubic hair by assuming if it shaves one part of the body, it should work on another. For men, this would most likely be their electric beard shaver or razor blade while women use their leg shavers. It isn't a mystery why most people develop annoying side effects like ingrown hairs, itching and pubic pimples. What they need is a real pubic shaver instead.

2. Waxing - Some people like it, some people don't. It hurts a lot and you have to expose your private parts to a stranger at a salon. The good thing is it tends to last longer than shaving. Alternatively, you may purchase home waxing kits to do it yourself in the privacy and comfort of your own home for a fraction of the cost of visiting a professional.

3. Depilatories - Hair removal gels, creams, lotions and roll-ons are some of the common types of depilatories. The chemicals in the depilatories literally melts the hair so that you may wipe it off easily. It is important to note that most products are not designed for use in the pubic area. Applying depilatories on skin that it was not specifically made for may cause skin irritation.

4. Trimming - For people who just want to keep their pubic hair short without removing them, trimming is the right answer for you. The most basic tool is to simply use a pair of scissors to trim your pubic hair to your desired length. It is kind of dangerous to use a sharp tool near your intimate parts. If that worries you, there are specialized tools available to trim your pubic hair without the risk of cutting nicked.

5. Permanent Removal - There are generally 2 ways to permanently remove pubic hair - Electrolysis and laser treatments. Electrolysis is a very long and bothersome process because each hair follicle has to be disabled individually. Laser treatments on the other hand are more convenient because it uses a light beam to disable an area of hair on your body. Both methods require multiple treatments costing at least $500 or more to completely remove all the pubic hair on your body.

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