War on Pubic Hair: To Wax or not to Wax?
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2012-08-17
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Dr. Emily Gibson has begged to end the 'war on pubic hair'. Apparently waxing and shaving can be dangerous to your health!
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Sorry ladies, or should we say men? Who knows. Over the past decade, have a bare 'down there' has been rising in popularity. Don't believe us? Just look at the next crotch-shot of any train. The rising popularity in shaving and bikini waxing has inspired Gibson to ask women everywhere to end the 'war on pubes'. Riveting stuff, right?
Those of you who like to keep a clean landscape down there may be in danger of infection and even STDs, according to a post from Dr. Gibson. She says microscopic cuts created by shaving can introduce all sorts of bacteria. Prrrretty sexy.
Other specialists are firing back, stating that keeping yourself, well, kempt may actually be good for your confidence and sexual health. We want to know what you think about this very important matter. Ugh, too bad the ladies from Sex and the City aren't here to guide us through the huge dilemma!
Dr. Emily Gibson has begged to end the 'war on pubic hair'. Apparently waxing and shaving can be dangerous to your health!
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/NMAtv
Webpage: http://www.nma.tv/
Twitter @nmatv: https://twitter.com/#!/nmatv
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Sorry ladies, or should we say men? Who knows. Over the past decade, have a bare 'down there' has been rising in popularity. Don't believe us? Just look at the next crotch-shot of any train. The rising popularity in shaving and bikini waxing has inspired Gibson to ask women everywhere to end the 'war on pubes'. Riveting stuff, right?
Those of you who like to keep a clean landscape down there may be in danger of infection and even STDs, according to a post from Dr. Gibson. She says microscopic cuts created by shaving can introduce all sorts of bacteria. Prrrretty sexy.
Other specialists are firing back, stating that keeping yourself, well, kempt may actually be good for your confidence and sexual health. We want to know what you think about this very important matter. Ugh, too bad the ladies from Sex and the City aren't here to guide us through the huge dilemma!
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