Pubic Hair

**TheNads** · 03-09-20, 07:00

Originally Posted by bara-babeurre

This its soooo Rude !!

And explain me than why. Al the customer what I saw today lock me?
And why 70% of them was repeat customers?

and no actually 100% gynecology will tell you - having hair it's cleaner and safer f they hair are here for reason

I'm with you Bara, nature knows much better than humans, who have become conditioned to think hair = bad, unhealthy, etc.
I met you before & can acknowledge that you are a wonderful lady but the bush adds to the allure !

**Paulstevens** · 03-09-20, 11:28

Originally Posted by bara-babeurre

This its soooo Rude !!

And explain me than why. Al the customer what I saw today lock me?
And why 70% of them was repeat customers?

and no actually 100% gynecology will tell you - having hair it's cleaner and safer f they hair are here for reason

I like natural, but unfortunately, it is quite uncommon now,
Having met you, a couple of times now, Bara, what you have is really beautiful, and an unbelievable turn on, maybe that's down to colour, I don't know, but it definitely helps, in keeping the repeat % high, that along with your fantastic personality

**diabetichandshake** · 03-09-20, 14:35

Originally Posted by bara-babeurre

This its soooo Rude !!

And explain me than why. Al the customer what I saw today lock me?
And why 70% of them was repeat customers?

and no actually 100% gynecology will tell you - having hair it's cleaner and safer f they hair are here for reason

I believe he is talking about hygiene for oral sex. A very hygienic girl gets more customers

**Eagle87** · 03-09-20, 17:42

Originally Posted by TheNads

I find this current trend of baldy, hairless, depilated, pre-pubescent look is not one I am a fan of.

The term you're looking for is a Barzilian wax.

**bara-babeurre** · 03-09-20, 17:48

Originally Posted by diabetichandshake

I believe he is talking about hygiene for oral sex. A very hygienic girl gets more customers

And even more rude - in other words - you saying - because you are not shaven - you are not hygienic

**truelad** · 03-09-20, 17:54

i shave down below, and trim the hair around the top part of the thigh with the clippers to help blend it in.
unsure if women like this, but i like it, i feel cleaner and fresh when ever i do it.

**bigmango** · 08-09-20, 16:49

"Bring Back the Bush" TV programme on Channel 4 at 22:00 tonight.

No doubt also available on "ALL4" later.

**philipkntz** · 08-09-20, 18:27

Originally Posted by bara-babeurre

And even more rude - in other words - you saying - because you are not shaven - you are not hygienic

If you were dining out and found a hair in your salad, would you consider that unhygienic?

**boxlover** · 08-09-20, 18:38

Pubic hair is more hygenic - it'll probably say so on the TV programmer tonight.

**Binky** · 08-09-20, 21:20

I was always under the assumption that no hair became popular with the rise of it being popular in porn movies, which probably came about so more could be seen, maybe not right but sure I have read that, it must have been late 70s surely it was starting to become more the norm, and probably a generation then used to seeing this as normal. All the remarks about cleanliness are not true, safer for women to have pubes in the case of infections etc, apart from pubic lice which I am guessing have been wiped out due to lack of pubes. Pubes are actually coming back in to fashion.

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