Impact of pubic hair grooming on women’s sexual health..

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Introduction: The impact of pubic hair removal on sexual activity among females is a complex topic, as it intertwines physical, psychological, and cultural dimensions. The methods of pubic hair removal such as shaving, waxing, laser treatment, and the use of depilatory creams each bring distinct advantages and challenges that influence sexual comfort and experiences. Aim of the study: To evaluate, identify, and summarize the evidence from studies in order to comprehend the reasons behind women of various ages' grooming practices related to pubic hair.Subjects and Methods: We searched Cochrane, Web of Science, PubMed, and SCOPUS for relevant articles. We utilized a strategy for our search by combining these keywords: (pubic hair grooming) OR (pubic hair removal OR Genital hairless OR Bikini hair removal OR pubic hair depilation). Quality evaluation of the involved studies was assessed regarding to Cochrane’s risk of bias tool.Results: Recent and lifetime removal of the pubic hair were statistically significantly predicted by age, race, and sexual history. The most frequent reasons for grooming were routine and/or hygienic mentioned grooming due to partner preference. The sexual practices of groomers and nongroomers did not differ significantly.Conclusions: The impact of pubic hair removal on sexual activity among females is nuanced, influenced by physical, psychological, and cultural factors. The choice of grooming method should prioritize personal comfort, health, and individual preferences, rather than conforming to external expectations.

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