What are the shapes of women’s pubic hair? 4 things women should pay attention to when caring for their pubic hair
Careful girls often find that hair has grown on their pubic area at some point. Because they do not understand the physiological characteristics of sex, when faced with the growth of pubic hair, most girls are very panicked and will try to find ways to remove it. Hair. In fact, it is normal for women to have pubic hair. Let’s learn more about women’s pubic hair.
What are the shapes of female pubic hair?
1. Bowl shape: Pubic hair curves horizontally and upward.
2. Sunflower fan type: Pubic hair is distributed like sunflowers.
3. Saucer type: Pubic hair grows horizontally to the hip joint.
4. Thin type: slightly more pubic hair than hairless type.
5. Heart-shaped sparse hair: Pubic hair grows obviously in a heart-shaped pattern.
6. Inverted triangle type: pubic hair is distributed like a fan.
7. Straight-line shape: The pubic hair grows horizontally and reaches the temples.
8. Fire-breathing type: Pubic hair grows like a volcano erupting.
9. Diamond shape: Pubic hair grows upward, sometimes even to the navel.
10. Hairless type: pubic hair can be counted, commonly known as "white tiger".
Four things women should pay attention to when caring for their pubic hair
1. Choose high-quality underwear
If the underwear is not properly selected, it will also cause unnecessary pulling on the pubic hair, which may cause inflammation of the hair follicles, and then the growth of small indurations.
2. Ensure good ventilation environment
Pubic hair, like hair on some parts of the body, has the function of reducing friction and maintaining ventilation. But even if the pubic hair itself has "ventilation" conditions, when we always keep the private parts in an environment with poor air, the pubic hair still cannot play its due role. Therefore, you must provide your pubic hair with a good ventilation environment and avoid staying for a long time in an environment where the air is not easily exchanged and the air humidity is too high.
3. Prevention and treatment of pubic hair-related diseases
Pubic lice are one of the more common diseases related to pubic hair. Generally speaking, whether it is sexual intercourse, sharing underwear or covering up with quilts, you may be infected with pubic lice through contact. Therefore, basic personal hygiene must be paid more attention to. If you are unfortunately infected with pubic lice, the best way is to shave your pubic hair to eliminate the space for pubic lice to grow.
4. General care of pubic hair
Pubic hair generally does not require special care, but it must be sufficiently clean, be careful not to cause excessive stimulation, and be careful about the hygiene of shared facilities.
Women’s vulva may have hair or not. Therefore, if a woman finds that her vulva has no hair, don’t be too nervous. This is a normal phenomenon. For women with no vulva hair, hair transplantation can be performed through surgery. At the same time, the editor reminds that the pubic hair on a woman's vulva plays a great role in the private parts, so it should be carefully cared for.
Is it normal for a woman not to have pubic hair on her vulva?
Pubic hair is a sign of female maturity. Pubic hair usually begins to grow at the age of 12 or 14, and it is not fully grown until the age of 17. It plays a role in preventing vaginal friction and enhancing sexual pleasure during sex.
Vulvar alopecia refers to the symptom of sparse or hairless pubic hair after the growth period of puberty. About 2% of cases have no pubic hair at all, and about 12% have very sparse pubic hair. Patients with alopecia may have a sense of mental shame and inferiority due to physical inconveniences. Male patients, in particular, have a more serious fear than female patients.
Since the endocrine, menstrual cycle, sexual function and fertility of most women with hypotrichosis are normal, hypotrichosis is physiological and will not affect their health and happy married life. Don't worry about this.
For the treatment of alopecia, ointment containing male hormones can be applied locally, but the effect is very little. Fundamental treatment requires hair transplant surgery to correct it. If the pubic hair is an inverse triangle, the growth direction and tilt angle of the pubic hair should be considered, and approximately 700 to 800 hair follicles need to be transplanted for correction. In the early stage, the growth characteristics of pubic hair may be similar to that of hair, but after a period of underwear, it will become curved.
Women with no pubic hair on their vulva can now undergo treatment to make their vulva grow pubic hair. If a woman has no pubic hair on her vulva, she does not have to feel inferior.