Many people are not aware of the fact that the popularity of pubic hair removal has been around for a long time. (No, porn movie stars didn’t invent it.)

Even paintings and statues from many hundreds of years ago and even as far back as the Ancient Greek and Rome civilizations portray women with hair on their heads but not on their pubic regions. (I bet you thought they were just lousy sculptors didn’t you?)

Pubic hair removal has also been a popular practice equated with cleanliness in many religions throughout history. So how popular is pubic hair removal for women today as far as men are concerned, you ask? (I’m so glad you asked.)

Men have found women with no pubic hair more sensually and sexually attractive for many centuries and it continues to the present day. (I doubt you will find a man who will complain about that as a good reason to be popular.)

Until recently, the popularity of pubic hair removal for women in our present society was somewhat limited to the affluent who could more easily afford to pay for expensive treatments like electrolysis, laser treatments and even waxing.

Of course this was not spoken about in polite conversation. Therefore the taboo wasn’t the pubic hair removal itself but in the speaking about it. (Mum was the word, if you know what I mean.)

And what do women say about how popular pubic hair removal is for women today? (I thought you’d never ask.) The first surprising thing you will notice is that women are openly discussing it.

Just take a look at the interest in pubic hair removal on the Internet, in salons, in magazines and even on television and you can see for yourself how popular pubic hair removal for women has become in our present day society.

(We have come a long way baby! Why, first smoking and now even pubic hair removal. You can keep the smoking, I’ll stick with talking about pubic hair removal, thanks.)

Our bodies throughout all of history have been used by different cultures as an art form, a creative way to express ourselves and as a way to fit in with popular crowds. Pubic hair removal is no exception.

Today the younger generations especially have taken up pubic hair removal as a popular way to adorn and decorate their bodies. Hair removal on their private body parts has become as popular as tattoos, shaved heads, weird hair colors and body piercing.

Today’s, “in the know”, women are not only removing their pubic hairs, they are using their pubic hair and the pubic area of their bodies for creative hair designs including heart shapes for Valentine’s Day, Rabbit Ears for Easter and trees for Christmas.

(Can you think of a better way to express the holidays with someone you love?)

Women are adorning pubic areas free of hair with temporary paste on crystals placed in intricate designs, tattoos and even temporary paintings.

Many women are now also using hair color on these intricate designs shaved into their pubic hairs to further decorate their bodies. This can be extremely dangerous since there are no hair coloring agents designed for this purpose as of this writing.

So as you can see, pubic hair removal for women has become so popular today that women are not just using it to be more sexually stimulating to their partners, more sexually arousing for themselves, for cleanliness or whatever. They are using it for individual expression and as a creative outlet as well.

These women are also finding out about the new personal shavers that work great for removing all of their pubic hairs and work even better when they are creating their special designs no matter how intricate these designs may be.