Observations Why China Girls Don't Shave their hair. Here's the facts

[trashKENNUT]

China girls don't shave their hair. I mean not all of them but a lot of them, too.

Why?

I have learned that in China rural areas, people will not go to shower for 2 to 3 days and they believe they are still clean. Given the nature of the place that has no water supply, people might go for days not showering.

As for shaving their armpit hair? Yeap, This girls really don't know that. They think it's natural, given the poor state of the area.

Zac

 

[Chase]

Zac-

China girls don't shave their hair. I mean not all of them but a lot of them, too.

Why?

In most (all?) of Asia, including China, pubic hair is considered sexy and womanly. Most Asian men are aroused by women's pubic hair (or so I've been told, by various different Asian women).

I have learned that in China rural areas, people will not go to shower for 2 to 3 days and they believe they are still clean. Given the nature of the place that has no water supply, people might go for days not showering.

It's the same in many parts of Europe, Latin America, and Africa as well. I've had French friends criticize Americans as being overly hygienic / germaphonbic, especially with the "showering every day" thing. There was a time where I showered twice a day, in morning and at night. Totally insane, looking back. I quit daily showers before I ever left the States... my showers are longer (I shower very thoroughly), and eventually it started seeming like a waste of time for me to be taking long showers every day. Nobody noticed, and I felt fine. In fact, when I was back in college, I ran an experiment to see what would happen if I didn't shower for 10 days. Would I become a grease ball? Would I start to smell like a trash heap? Nope. I was working a job that required hard labor in a smelly auto shop, and I was working out 3 days a week too, and I still didn't smell too bad (and I asked people to tell me if they could smell me, too).

As for shaving their armpit hair? Yeap, This girls really don't know that. They think it's natural, given the poor state of the area.

Zac

Depends on the girl, how long she's lived in the city, and how Westernized she is. It's becoming increasingly common for Chinese women to shave their armpits. If she's been in the city for a year or more, and she's not super low class (e.g., a cleaning lady or a fast food worker or something; if she speaks some English, you're fine), her armpits are going to be shaved 90% of the time.

Chase

 

[Ryan]

Am I like the only guy in the world who doesn't care about hair on the vagina/armpits? It's not like it's anything unnatural. :| Don't get the hate.

 

[PinotNoir]

Surprisingly, it hasn't been much of an issue with the Asian girls (not ABCs who shave, but actually from China) that I have dated simply because they didn't grow as much hair as white girls that I have dated. Like, they never shaved their armpits or vagina, but there really wasn't that much hair there.

I agree with Ryan on the vagina though; pubic hair doesn't bother me. Armpit and leg hair don't bother me, unless there's a lot, and I haven't dated an Asian girl that has reached that limit. On the opposite end, there are plenty of white (brunette) girls that would reach that limit if they didn't shave. Natural blondes are probably fine too, but I've never dated one that didn't shave.

 

[trashKENNUT]

Chase,

In most (all?) of Asia, including China, pubic hair is considered sexy and womanly. Most Asian men are aroused by women's pubic hair (or so I've been told, by various different Asian women).

I need to conduct a survey or ask around more. Because "Westernized" Asian men don't like so much armpit hair. I am not saying pussy hair, because there's a lot of porn and women in life that don't shave a whole like mowing the grass, too.

I think Japanese and Chinese guys like a lot more, but this is just observation. I shall take some time and get to know. Unfortunately, i shall delve into world of hair!

It's the same in many parts of Europe, Latin America, and Africa as well. I've had French friends criticize Americans as being overly hygienic / germaphonbic, especially with the "showering every day" thing. There was a time where I showered twice a day, in morning and at night. Totally insane, looking back. I quit daily showers before I ever left the States... my showers are longer (I shower very thoroughly), and eventually it started seeming like a waste of time for me to be taking long showers every day. Nobody noticed, and I felt fine. In fact, when I was back in college, I ran an experiment to see what would happen if I didn't shower for 10 days. Would I become a grease ball? Would I start to smell like a trash heap? Nope. I was working a job that required hard labor in a smelly auto shop, and I was working out 3 days a week too, and I still didn't smell too bad (and I asked people to tell me if they could smell me, too).

Ar this is cool.

Depends on the girl, how long she's lived in the city, and how Westernized she is. It's becoming increasingly common for Chinese women to shave their armpits. If she's been in the city for a year or more, and she's not super low class (e.g., a cleaning lady or a fast food worker or something; if she speaks some English, you're fine), her armpits are going to be shaved 90% of the time.

Actually Chase, i have seen women, a decent amount of China Chinese girls that don't shave a lot too, even in the city. But as you noted, "Westernized". I shall note again, Unfortunately, i shall delve into world of hair!

PinotNoir,

Armpit and leg hair don't bother me, unless there's a lot,

I am not judgemental..... maybe when there's a lot, I shall get a land mower. Nah joking. Girls who grow a lot of hair (not just on armpit, but arms, and legs as well) are China and Phillipines, although this is an observation. Weather might play a part as well.

Zac

 

[Chase]

I agree with Ryan on the vagina though; pubic hair doesn't bother me.

Here's another vote for that. I'll change preferences sometimes, but I usually prefer women keeping their pelvis areas untouched (exceptions made for girls living in beach towns / summer months - some cleanup is understandable here). When I find myself dating a girl who's shaved, I tell her right away to quit shaving and let her hair grow out. It's healthier (lower risk of skin-transmitted STDs), looks nicer, at least to me, and it's a pretty good gauge for a girl's fidelity - since most men like it shaved, if a girl suddenly starts shaving and refuses not to, it's a pretty good indication that she's working to keep her nether regions look good for someone other than you.

Chase

 

[PinotNoir]

Here's another vote for that. I'll change preferences sometimes, but I usually prefer women keeping their pelvis areas untouched (exceptions made for girls living in beach towns / summer months - some cleanup is understandable here). When I find myself dating a girl who's shaved, I tell her right away to quit shaving and let her hair grow out. It's healthier (lower risk of skin-transmitted STDs), looks nicer, at least to me, and it's a pretty good gauge for a girl's fidelity - since most men like it shaved, if a girl suddenly starts shaving and refuses not to, it's a pretty good indication that she's working to keep her nether regions look good for someone other than you.

Wow, I never thought about pubic hair preventing skin-transmitted STDs before. I remember hearing/reading something about how it doesn't really provide that much warmth, and it's more useful for producing pheromones, but that was a long time ago and may be false now (through more scientific study).

This reminds me of a study I heard recently on nose hair. Apparently, nose hair acts as a filter to block out airborne viruses; yet, you don't really think of nose hair as having a function. Unfortunately, I got my nose hair waxed recently haha. I know that's pretty metrosexual, but I wanted to try it out (got too much of it the older I have gotten).

I've also never thought about using it as a "fidelity check." I have used it before to gauge how inexperienced I think a girl is. If she has it, she's usually more inexperienced in my opinion.

 

[TheWiseFool]

Found this video which pretty much subscribes to the idea of showering only when you need to rather than doing it as some sort of routine.

As a result of the video, I'm going to be showering much much less, at shorter time periods, and with mildly warm water.

The only problem reason I shower in the morning is due to the fact that I don't know how to get rid of "bed head" hair. If anyone has any ideas as to how one should fix this let me! Combing, gel, brushing. I am not really sure to be honest. The only thing that seems to work is using shampoo because even when I do wet it enough, it will revert back to "bed head" mode after I dry it.

Hope the video is helpful to you guys!
- TWF