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 hair on their vagina. So, why do women grow hair on their vagina? How do women care for their pubic hair?

Why does a woman’s vagina grow hair?

Both men and women start to grow hair at a certain age (between 15 and 18 years old). Men have pubic hair, armpit hair and beards, and women have pubic hair and armpit hair. Women have a lot of hair in their private parts. Depends on genetics.

If a girl goes through puberty, hormones drive estrogen to increase, which will help promote the growth of hair in the private parts of the lower body. This physiological reaction indicates that women are gradually maturing physiologically. Due to the particularity of the position of the hair, some people believe that it is a physiological need, because the skin will not be damaged during sexual intercourse friction. Before sex, many men also like to touch women’s hair.

In addition, women’s private parts also need care when growing hair. Due to the characteristics of women's private parts, insulation is required during care. The hair in the private parts can increase the perspiration capacity, making the lower part less moist. Sweat can be better distributed, making it easier to keep clean, thereby ensuring that the private parts are more hygienic and reduce or reduce Eliminate the hazards of various gynecological diseases caused by unclean private parts.

How do women care for their pubic hair?

You must know that pubic hair plays a role in protecting women’s private parts, so it must be taken care of in time. First, let’s introduce the role of female pubic hair, and then introduce how to care for it.

1. The role of female pubic hair

(1). Reduce sexual intercourse friction

Pubic hair also plays a positive protective role in sexual life. The friction produced by pubic hair can stimulate pleasure and can also reduce the pain and damage caused by friction during sexual intercourse.

(2). Prevention and control of bacterial invasion

Private parts are easily infected, and various inflammations will occur after infection. The presence of pubic hair can prevent bacterial invasion and protect the private parts from infection. Some people think that thick pubic hair will hinder the ventilation of the private parts, make the private parts moist and warm, and become a breeding ground for bacteria, which will be harmful to the health of the private parts. In fact, this is a wrong idea. Pubic hair can help disperse sweat and secretions. It spreads around to protect private parts.

2. How to care for pubic hair

(1). Wear appropriate 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). Keep private parts ventilated

Pubic hair, like hair on some parts of the body, has the function of reducing friction and maintaining ventilation. In terms of reducing friction, the presence of pubic hair can reduce friction with clothing or violent contact during walking and exercise, just like the presence of armpit hair can reduce friction between arms and armpits. In terms of the function of maintaining ventilation, the presence of pubic hair can also keep the reproductive organs ventilated and avoid excessive moisture.

(3). Try not to shave your pubic hair

Many women cannot stand the thick hair in their private parts, thinking it affects their appearance. In fact, from a health perspective, these pubic hairs can play an antibacterial role. It acts like eyelashes and nose hairs, protecting these fragile parts. If you shave your pubic hair, you increase the chance of bacterial infection.

In addition, since the skin of the private parts is delicate and has many wrinkles, hair removal may lead to more skin wounds, allergies and infections.