Controversy as Blessing Okoro asks ladies to stop shaving hair in their private parts

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Elijah Adebero

Relationship counsellor, Blessing Okoro, has sparked a controversy over whether or not females should be shaving the hair in their private parts.

She says it is unhealthy but women are giving divergent views on it.

Some say what s even dangerous is keeping the hair, while others says she is right.

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He her argument is:
“LADIES, CAN YOU AVOID SHAVING STICK, LEAVE THE HAIR IN YOUR PUBIC AREA SOMETIMES.

IT HELPS PREVENT BACTERIA AND INFECTION.

STOP SHAVING YOUR PUBIC HAIR ALL THE TIME, IT PROTECTS YOUR PRIVATE PARTS.

YOU KNOW OUR BODIES ARE VERY OPEN,

THAT HAIR IN YOUR PUBIC HAIR IS ACTUALLY PROTECTING SOMETHING.

IT’S NOT FOR FANCY.

DON’T SHAVE ALL THE TIME, RATHER TRIM IT”

Reasons you should not shave your pubic hair, according to TIMES OF INDIA

They exist for a purpose

Pubic hair are there for a reason. Being the most sensitive part of our body, it is much prone to rashes and itching. Lack of friction may trigger such reactions, making your pubes vulnerable to infections. Avoid razing or shaving them, and let your pubes serve the purpose they have.
VDO.AI​Protection against bacteria

Pubic hair acts as a barrier against unwanted bacteria and infections. Pubic hair also protects you against pathogenic bacteria and dust from getting in. So, it’s wise to leave a healthy amount down there and prevent your vagina from unwanted debris.

No more itching

A fresh shave leaves a soft and clean feeling. But in a few days, as hair starts to grow, you get a bad itchy feeling.

No more ingrown hair
Waxing or shaving often leaves ingrown hair into the skin. It’s difficult to remove them, especially from the most sensitive areas. And if not removed, they can actually turn into annoying blackheads and other skin problems. Leave them in a natural state and avoid the problem of ingrown hair.

Maintains vaginal temperature

Reduces the risk of sexually transmitted diseases

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