Some people like their pubic hair to look or feel well-groomed. Some others prefer to remove it all. Options to safely remove pubic hair at home include trimming, shaving, waxing, and hair removal ...

You really don’t need to remove your pubic hair for any health reasons, sexual or otherwise, other than perhaps decreasing odor from sweat. When it comes down to it, pubic hair grooming is a personal ...

There are several pubic hair products on the market, but they seem to offer a solution to a nonexistent problem. By Jen Gunter How do I care for my pubic hair without giving myself a yeast infection?

Pubic hair serves several purposes. These include disease prevention, maintaining optimal genital temperature, and friction reduction. Whether a person chooses to remove none, all, or some of their ...

The other day, I received this email: I found your (and your colleagues') article "Pubic Hair Removal Among Women in the United States: Prevalence, Methods, and Characteristics" after some noisy ...

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An increasing number of young adults face skin injuries and infections from aggressive pubic hair removal. Medical experts ...

Removing pubic hair has become extremely common: for hygiene, aesthetics, cultural reasons or sexual preferences. But it's not risk-free. Medical studies and clinical reviews show that grooming the ...

Pubic hair acts as a protective buffer, reducing friction during sex and other activities. It can also prevent the transmission of bacteria and other pathogens. Yes, pubic hair does have a purpose.