This is one of those questions that nobody really knows the true answer to.
Some say that the hair in the pubic and armpit areas retain pheromones.
Others have said that it protects the area from friction and chafing.
It has even been said that it keeps dirt and other nasty things from entering you and prevents infection.
Facial hair in males is/was used as a protection against the elements when in the role of hunter/provider. It has also been used to attract the opposite sex. by decorating or growing facial hair.
Protection from the elements, is one of the major functions... Hair on the
head can protect from sun, heat, cold. Underarm hair is a dry lubricant.
Hair on the eye lids...that is eye lashes are to prevent particles from
falling into the eyes as well as causing a blink reflex to prevent the same.
Hair on the body in general can warn of insects or brushing close to
something. Some argue hair on the head functions in attracting a mate.
Eye lashes and eye brows serve to keep particles from falling into your
eyes....they protect your eyes. The same goes for pubic hair. Other hairs
can serve as sensory receptors. You can feel wind and feel if a bug lands on
you.
no pubic hair is disgusting
Pubic hair can start growing from the age of 10, and having hair at the age of 12 is totally normal.
The way you catch HIV is by having sex with someone who has HIV or AIDS. It has nothing to do with whether or not your pubic hair is dry. Read more here: * http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_is_HIV_transmitted
No. You can have hair on your breasts, but pubic hair is in the pubic area of your body.
A "hairy fanny" is slang for a woman's pubic area having hair.
pupose of women pubic hair
First of all it helps to keep the vagina clean and mostly during periods, most men prefer having intercourse with a woman who has shaved pubic hair, it is considered sexy by the woman herself and/or her partner, it helps to keep the pubic area dry either from sweating and last but not least; for some women the pubic hair can make the vagina sore during friction and/or hair pulling during sex.
your facial hair is connected to your head hair and your pubic hair as you cut your facial hair your nerves in your skin tell you that your pubic hair is getting cut but is really not
Hair that surrounds the "pubic" region, specifically that around the external genitalia, is referred to as pubic hair or "Pubes". Hair that appears elsewhere on the body is not considered "pubic" hair even though it may become more pronounced or heavier during puberty when pubic hair grows most rapidly.
Not always, some people get hairy legs before they develop pubic hair. Pubic hair starts to grow during puberty.
Unless they shave it, but yes. Everyone gets pubic hair.
No. Hair extensions can be made from several things such as real human hair, synthetic hair, animal hair....but never pubic hair. That would be very unsanitary and besides, pubic hair is too short.