Suzanne Noble discusses pubic hair grooming choices like shaving, waxing, and laser removal. She argues against permanent removal methods, noting that waxing and laser can reduce hair growth with age, and emphasizes that whatever you choose should be personal and potentially reversible.
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Talk about the amount of hair you should have down there. There has been so much conversation, so much buzz on social media about whether or not women should have a full lady garden or perhaps shave or trim or laser it all off, what they should do about it, and various opinions about all of this. Personally, I'm against anything that is permanent. Lasering it off to me seems like a radical act because at some point you you might want it back. And sometimes, yes, I'll take it all off because, you know what, somebody that I'm with thinks it's kind of sexy and fun and it feels good. But if I want it all back, I can try and have it all back. Of course, the problem is at my age that when you've been taking off hair like that, waxing it off for a while, not a lot of it does come back. So of course you have to think about your later stages in life as well, because if you start with all that waxing and stuff early on, as you get older, the amount of hair that grows down there becomes less and less and less until the point is where you practically don't really have any at all. Whereas if you keep your lady garden the way it is, then even though it may thin out in later life, you're still going to have a full lady garden, which you might very much like and your partner might like as well. But basically, it's a very personal thing. I think it's quite a radical act to laser it all off myself, but I understand that's choice. It some people make. All I'm saying to you people who do decide to go down that route of just removing it is, this is forever, ladies, and forever means forever.
