vacation in german sauna

[Brock Landers]

What I have observed over the years is that in the larger Thermen in Germany, like Erding or Ludwigsfelde, where there is a sizeable crowd of younger regulars, the predominant fashion for women is to be closely trimmed. That is, not really clean-shaven - that is rarer now, it was more common maybe some 10 years ago. Truly full bushes are nearly non-existent. But those blond or redhead girls who naturally have little bush which is also fair may do little about it.

In smaller places, or those more likely to have first-timers or casual visitors, you are more likely to see the “bathing-suit” trim, ie very visible bushes that are a bit trimmed, especially on the sides, as a “rectangle”.

Once I heard a young woman complain that the last time she went nude without having had a chance to “groom”, she got looks “full of contempt” from the other women.

[Baldswede]

Originally Posted by eclipsecz

I can agree. In the Czech/German Saunas some bushes can be seen, but still in real minority.

So you mean you have been to swedish saunas as well and your opinion is that swedish women have more bush than german/czechs?

[Baldswede]

Originally Posted by laylak

I'm at saunas in Sweden often too - I've always thought the Swedish girls are more likely to be hairy than the Germans, but they guys it's about the same. Once I went to a huge German sauna complex with 2 Swedish friends, both female and hairy. And they were the only hairy girls in the whole place! But that's 5 years ago now.

How come you have been to swedish saunas often? Have you lived/do you live in Sweden?

[laylak]

I spend a lot of time in Skåne for work reasons. Both Skåne and Copenhagen have a lot of delights for sauna enthusiasts.

(just to note, I'm male. my username is read lay-lak, some people read it layla-k and get all excited)

[clairwill]

Originally Posted by laylak

(just to note, I'm male. my username is read lay-lak, some people read it layla-k and get all excited)

[vonvilkee]

Both of you deserve a thanks for dealing with those perceptions.

[Sonera]

Originally Posted by laylak

I spend a lot of time in Skåne for work reasons. Both Skåne and Copenhagen have a lot of delights for sauna enthusiasts.

Would you care to be slightly more specific?

And how does these places compare to say German or Dutch places?

[laylak]

Originally Posted by Sonera

Would you care to be slightly more specific?

And how does these places compare to say German or Dutch places?

the Swedish places are much smaller generally, always by the sea. Maybe just one sauna for women and one for men. Some have a mixed sauna in between the sections. But also it's normal to have certain days/evenings every week when it's mixed. Often it's called "family day" or something. Single men are sometimes not welcome then... but I have a good female friend (lesbian) who I go with, she's my passport to all these places!

[eclipsecz]

Originally Posted by Baldswede

So you mean you have been to swedish saunas as well and your opinion is that swedish women have more bush than german/czechs?

Only what I can compare are Czech, German and Austrian saunas. You are right, I do not have experience with Sweden.

[laylak]

Originally Posted by eclipsecz

Only what I can compare are Czech, German and Austrian saunas. You are right, I do not have experience with Sweden.

my aforementioned lesbian friend has a HUGE bush. It was great to go to a big spa complex in Germany with her (ostsee therme). She was pretty much the only girl there with a bush, at least the only one under 50. I saw many people, men and women, do a double take when they clocked her. Trying not to stare but they couldn't help it. Maybe they have never seen a bush like that before