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Pubic hair removal may boost your risk for infections

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  • Milieu
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      Milieu  

    • *** [With love to a great comedic mind. And one we dearly miss.] ***

      Chevy Chase: Weekend Update recognizes its obligation to present responsible opposing viewpoints to our editorials. Here to reply to a recent editorial, is Emily Litella.

      Emily Litella: I'm here tonight to talk about removing Public Hair and infections. Removing public hair is quite often a good thing. Many men do not want to go to all the trouble of taking care of long hair so they get nice hair cuts. And goodness sakes, almost every woman wants to look her best when she goes out so she goes to the Beauty Sh....

      Chevy Chase: [ interrupting ] Miss Litella?

      Emily Litella: Yes?

      Chevy Chase: I'm sorry. The editorial was on removing Pubic hair. Pubic. Not Public.

      Emily Litella: Oh.That's very different. Never mind.

    • 2 months ago
  • letsliveinpeace
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    • http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=157B7MqqTl8
      Doctor Wants Bikini Wax Banned - as part of the news series by GeoBeats.

      Shaving, plucking, waxing are some of the painful procedures women tolerate to look flawless.

      However a doctor, Emily Gibson wants to curtail bikini waxing, laser hair procedures and other techniques for removing pubic hair. The fashion phenomenon, 'Bare Down There' is common in today's younger population. However, Gibson claims the pubic hair removal procedures increase the risk of infection and sexually transmitted diseases. Even hospital personnel are changing their ways: shaving the genital area was once common practice for some surgeries, but nowadays hair removal is not necessary unless it is causing interference with surgery. Gibson states, "Pubic hair does have a purpose, providing a cushion against friction that can cause skin abrasion and injury, and protection from bacteria. It is time to declare a truce in the war on pubic hair and allow it to stay right where it belongs."

    • 2 months ago

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