Here's a quote:

"Pubic hair removal naturally irritates and inflames the hair follicles left behind, leaving microscopic open wounds. Rather than suffering a comparison to a bristle brush, frequent hair removal is necessary to stay smooth, causing regular irritation of the shaved or waxed area. When that irritation is combined with the warm moist environment of the genitals, it becomes a happy culture media for some of the nastiest of bacterial pathogens, namely group A streptococcus, staphylococcus aureus and its recently mutated cousin methicillin resistant staph aureus (MRSA). There is an increase in staph boils and abscesses, necessitating incisions to drain the infection, resulting in scarring that can be significant. It is not at all unusual to find pustules and other hair follicle inflammation papules on shaved genitals."

Gives you reason think, doesn't it ladies and gentlemen.

I dry brush my genital area every day before showering. This keeps the hair follicles clear so the hair may actually make it's way out and ready to be groomed again. Clogging pores is a big problem and this will eliminate it.

I also use a bump blemish product you can buy at any drug store. I use this at the first notice of a small spot but most important after waxing for 4 or 5 days. It  helps keep those nasty bacteria away.

Been waxing or shaving for years and have been very lucky with no problems.

Kisses Haley

-- Modified on 8/12/2012 8:32:37 AM

Coming up with unpronounceable medical terms does not make the article intelligent. Let us all stop shaving all hair on all parts of body and defeat the Taliban on hair growth.

Absurd logic

soon invent a name for all of it and invent a pill you will have to take rest of you life. Stay tuned to your TV.

Lot of people do lot of stupid careless things to cause most of these symptoms that doesn’t mean it is going to problem for the human race.