the removal of pubic hair is not medically-beneficial in any way nor does it protect you from pubic lice. the removal of pubic hair is only a cosmetic fad. i don't know about the lice or stds but i know i feel cleaner by shaving. i also used to get a fair amount of yeast infections when i was younger and didn't shave. and i'm happy to say that in the 30 yrs since i've been shaving i haven't had even one infection. that tells me i've removed the moist warm "habitat" for some infections. and my ob-gyn agrees with me on that. plus everything is better all the way around. hi the doc says its a fad some fad i personally have been shaved for way over 50 years my wife since we were married in 1970. i do love the feeling of being clean so dose my wife. doctors in the uk see lots of clean shaven women but there not sure if they do this when they come in to be seen or there like it all the time. but i think your find there is a whole lot of us who are true smoothies and love being that way its just so nice to be clean. you have to remember there are a lot of people who do love to be that extra bit clean and shaving dose that and really good when it comes to sex. smoothies unit. good luck
is pubic hair removal dangerous or needed for hygiene? . some doctors claim this has lead to pubic lice becoming almost extinct without moist/warm habitat for lice and other infections which can be passed on as sti's so pubic hair removal is a benaficial thing. on the other hand doctors claim that when the hair is removed it leaves a 'microscopic open wound' which can also lead to infections and std's also skin irritations and can be equally dangerous. so which is true and is pubic hair removal a good or dangerous thing to do?