Let it run wild and free!
Bush-shaving was popularized by advertisers. Your privates are not a billboard!
No body hair removal of any kind was common in North American women until Gilette started marketing the "Milady" razor in 1915. Pube scholar Magdala Peixoto Labre writes that during this period, magazines "extensively disseminated the ideal of hairless white feminine beauty." Capitalism wants you to think your body is gross and you need to change it. This is very rude, so capitalism will not be invited to my birthday party this year.
CharmaineZoe's Marvelous Melange / Creative Commons / Via Flickr: charmainezoe
The rise of bald stylings seems correlated with the rise of internet porn.
In the '80s and into the '90s, Playboy, for example, was full of luxuriant bush. Internet porn, with its emphasis on close-up shots and movement, apparently encourages bushwhacking because it's easier to see stuff on a small computer screen without pubic hair in the way.
Lutz Koch / Creative Commons / Via Flickr: elkaypics
The vagina isn't obscured by bush. In fact, the vagina is not hard to find.
We will definitely let you know when you find it. And when you do not.
Flickr: vhume / Via CC
Being bald down there is not actually as common as people think.
The majority of U.S. women have some hair on their genitals.
Flickr: nickyfern / Via CC
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