Less Friction
I don’t know about you, but I hate chafing. I want my underwear to be so comfortable that I forget I’m wearing it. That’s not possible when my inner thighs and bikini line are being chafed to hell by the leg holes of my undies. While there are some brands and materials that are compatible with the fully-shaven lifestyle, overall, pubes help keep friction at bay. This also applies to any sex position with a lot of pube-on-pube contact, like missionary.
More Money
Hair removal is hardly cheap, and course pubic hairs tend to eat up razor blades in short order. If you’re shaving your pubes, you might be using a specialty product to try to prevent the dreaded burn and bump, which can cost $12-20 every 4 months or so. If you’re waxing, you’ll probably visit your salon 8 to 13 times per year based on average hair growth. Since each visit can cost anywhere from $20 to $50 plus tip, that’s a pretty high yearly expense. Don’t even get me started on the cost of laser hair removal.
Bye Bye Razor Burn
There is no mild inconvenience that I hate more than razor burn. As a super-sensitive-skinned individual, I’m prone to razor burn no matter what razor or shaving product I use. When you combine razor burn with lacy panties or friction-heavy sex positions, you are entering a world of hurt. Plus, the big, red, itchy bumps that razor burn can cause aren't exactly sexy looking either.
You Can Be Stylin'
Maybe you want to remove some, but not all, of your pubes. Maybe you want to experiment with trimming to different lengths. That’s great! Just like the hair on your head, there are plenty of options for expressing yourself below the belt. You might find that you like to keep most of your hair, but shave your inner thighs. You could try shaving a shape. You might like the hair on your labia trimmed extra-close, but prefer your mons pubis to have a little more fuzz. You have so many options between bush and bald! (Read Full Frontal: Waxing Your Vajayjay.)
