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Originally Posted by DiegoJames
I'm not sure if people are interested in having a debate on the issue or not, but I've always wondered why naturists, who pride themselves on some sense of individuality, embracing a lifestyle that exists outside 'the norm', should almost move as one, sheep-like, on the matter of body hair.
It seems to me that depilation has now become a thing that almost all naturist women, and a proportion of naturist men, now buy into and that there's less and less individual naturist style, be it fully bare, fully natural or all manner of landing strip options in between.
My naturist holidays would concur with your findings on CdA, with nearly all women removing their pubic hair. The odd thing is that the rare lady who has kept it natural is often seen attracting admiring glances. Anyone's thoughts on the matter would be greatly appreciated.
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Hi, we are going to Cda for 4 years now, the first 2 weeks in August. We would say that in 2013 and 2014 the majority of the women, +- 70%, have their pubic hair completely waxed or shaved. The others are trimmed short or shorn to nearly stubble, natural pubic hair is rarely to be seen.Around the pool at the Hotel EVE we obeserved many times women at their arrival the first day with natural pubes and on the second day they had removed their pubic hair. We think that many women in Cda do it after seeing that is very 'trendy' to walk along the beach or around the naturist City without pubic hair. There are even several Beauty Shops offerinf full pubic waxing.