Why do some women not have hair in their private parts?

Some lovers are in love and quickly make vows of love and enter the temple of marriage. However, when the groom discovers on the wedding night that the bride has no pubic hair or armpit hair, he loses face and insists on divorce. The original image of the soulmate and inseparable ideal husband suddenly disappeared. Why is this?

It turned out that the husband had heard someone say that "a woman without pubic hair or armpit hair has the body of a white tiger or Guanyin, and marrying her will bring bad luck for the rest of her life." It is unbelievable that in today's world of advanced science, there are still young people who firmly believe in feudal dregs. There are also many young girls who have been menstruating for many years and their body development is normal. The only flaw is that they have no armpit or pubic hair. As a result, they are embarrassed even to go to a public bathroom to take a shower, and they feel ashamed and worried about it all day long. Is there any way to make them grow pubic hair and armpit hair?! In order to answer these questions and break the shackles of feudal superstition that shackles living beings, it is necessary to seriously explore the growth process and mechanism of female body hair (pubic hair and armpit hair).

Normal women have less body hair than men, and there are also great individual differences in color, length, thickness, density, etc. Of course, they are also related to factors such as race and age. For example, the body hair of Oriental people is obviously sparser than that of Caucasians in Europe and America. In addition, the distribution of female pubic hair is not always the typical inverted triangle shape, but also includes shield-shaped, rectangular, inverted trapezoidal and other distribution forms. Pubic hair is one of the signs of sexual development, which generally coincides with the time when breasts begin to develop. Its growth can be divided into 5 stages:

Stage 1: Before the age of 11, there is no pubic hair growth, and only fine, light-colored hair is seen on the mons pubis, which is called the childish type.

The second stage: 11-12 years old, pubic hair begins to grow under the stimulation of sex hormones, first on the labia majora and then on the mons pubis, with light-colored, sparse, soft and straight pubic hair.

The third stage: 12-13 years old, the pubic hair becomes darker, denser, harder, thicker, longer, and curled, covering the pubic triangle;

The fourth stage: 13-14 years old, it continues to become thicker, approaching the appearance of an adult female, with its upper limit mostly limited to the mons pubis, not yet extending to the inner thighs, and no longer expanding upward.

The fifth stage: 14-15 years old, the pubic hair is dense and spreads widely, covering the entire vulva, extending along the pubic bone to cover the labia majora, meeting at the anus, and reaching the inner thighs, showing the typical pubic hair of an adult female.