Benefits of pubic hair removal

When we remove hair from our arms and underarms, we always consider whether it is safe, but removing hair from the pubic area requires more consideration. For healthy people, hair removal is actually a matter of personal preference. Although pubic hair can play a certain protective role, if the pubic hair is too thick, it is easier to breed bacteria and cause folliculitis. However, for people who are physically weak, private hair removal is obviously not that good, because being weak means being unable to accept any infection, and no one can guarantee the infection problem during the hair removal process.

Is private hair removal good or bad?

Whether private hair removal is good or bad depends on the individual. Private hair removal is good: For healthy people, whether to remove hair depends on personal choice. As long as you pay attention to personal hygiene during hair removal, choose the appropriate hair removal method, and trim the hair appropriately, it will not have much impact on your health. Although pubic hair has a certain protective effect on pubic hygiene, the cleaning and trimming of this part cannot be ignored. If there is too much hair, it may lead to pubic lice infection or inflammation of hair follicles. If you are infected with pubic lice, it is best to shave your pubic hair; in addition, if your underwear is too tight and pulls on your pubic hair when you wear it, it may cause symptoms of follicular inflammation. Private hair removal is not good: People with poor immunity, poorly controlled diabetes, HIV-infected people, and people using immunosuppressive drugs are prone to infection due to hair removal, which can be life-threatening if not careful. These people should not undergo hair removal.

The role of private hair

The hair on the pubic area is adjacent to the external genitalia, which helps to cause visual sexual stimulation. It also helps to cushion the force on the private parts during sexual intercourse and reduce local discomfort. Pubic hair also acts as a protective layer, which is related to female hygiene and health. It helps to prevent the invasion of foreign objects and germs. The pubic hair covers the labia majora downwards and meets in front of the anus. Some people's pubic hair is distributed in long strips. In addition to simply preventing bacterial invasion and acting as the outermost protective layer, it can also help the secreted sweat and secretions disperse to the surroundings, assisting ventilation.

How to remove private hair

1. If you just want to trim the hair instead of shaving it completely, you should trim it when the hair is dry. If you use a razor to shave, you need to soak it in warm water for 10-15 minutes before shaving to reduce irritation to the skin.

2. Before trimming or removing hair, clean the pubic skin with soap or shower gel to avoid scratching the skin and causing infection.

3. Do not use a blunt blade to shave, as this can easily cause skin scratches, redness, swelling and itching. If the pubic hair is relatively thick and long, it is best to trim it with scissors first, and remove the hair along the direction of hair growth. Before hair removal, apply a layer of mild, unscented shaving cream or gel to avoid skin irritation.