What type of bikini wax do guys prefer

Any girl who has had to lie still through a Brazilian wax knows that it is basically HELL ON EARTH. But for all the torture you put yourself through just to be smooth as the day you were born down there, do you know what men really think of your bush situation? Here, we got real guys to spill!

1. Going downtown: more fun with Brazilian.

You know how annoying it is when pubes get in your mouth while you’re giving your dude a BJ? Yeah, they don’t dig the stray strand, either. That’s why a hair-free crotch is heaven-sent for them: it lets them pleasure you better.

Timmy, 25, says, “I prefer my woman’s genitalia hair-free or at least neatly trimmed, as it contributes to how well I can please her down under. You don’t want your meal to be disrupted by a mouthful of hair, do you? Same thing.” 

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Miguel, 27, agrees. “A bare crotch saves me from the awkward—and unsexy—moment of having to pick hair off my tongue.”

Joey, 32, expounds on the easier logistics of hair-free munching. “When eating her out, it's easier to breathe if her vagina's waxed kasi the hair doesn't get in your nostrils.”

2. They find it ultra-hot when you go hairless for their pleasure.

Whether you got waxed to give your S.O. a sexy surprise or just to make sure no stray hairs peek out from your bikini while you’re in Bora, it’s a welcome sight in the sack, which Poks, 31, says “makes me want to get a test drive as soon as possible.”

If you really got a wax to treat your guy, then he’s a lucky SOB, and he knows it. “It makes me feel cared for,” says Timmy. “It’s one of those surprise presents she doesn’t give to you but instead, does to herself—for you.”

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Expect him to be more attentive once you show off your hair-free ladybits. As Lee, 26, shares, “I'd make sure to make her feel extra special in bed!”

Plus, it gets him thinking of all the kinky possibilities. “It makes me wonder what else she's down for,” Miguel admits.

3. But—no surprise here—when it’s sexy time, no bush is too bushy.

So what if you strip off your clothes to reveal an afro between your thighs? Sex is still on the table, and if there’s one thing men can’t get enough of besides pizza and beer, it’s that.

Says Miguel, “I think that by the time you learn about the carpeting situation, it'd be too late to back out, and honestly, if you've already gotten that far, why would you?”

Lee concurs, saying, “A thick bush wouldn't stop me from sleeping with a girl—surprise! I like sex!—but it might stop me from going down on her.”

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Jose, 31, echoes the sentiment. “I think nothing would stop a guy when it comes to sleeping with a girl. Thick bush or not, it's sex, come on!”

4. Relax yo vags, girls: You don’t have to go full baldy to please men.

Many men actually have a low-maint stance on vag-scaping, like Joey. “I don't think pubic hair is a big deal,” he says. “‘Wag lang ‘yung todo rowdy sa haba.” Poks agrees, saying, “Kahit hindi neatly maintained. Plain bush, no matter what the look.”

Your best bet is to just keep the garden under control, if not by waxing, by trimming or shaving. Shares Lee, “I like girls who trim their bush. I once slept with a girl who had a neatly trimmed bush and I'd go down on her for days.”

If you want to rock a triangle patch or a landing strip, go for it! “I can appreciate some creative trimming so long as it keeps the foliage under control,” says Miguel.

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5. They might not go full-on Boyzilian, but they’d manscape for you. Aww.

The guys we talked to admit to keeping things tidy down there, with trimming the preferred form of manscaping.

Some of them would even dare to go bare as a labor of love. “It would depend on what my partner’s preferences are,” Timmy revealed. “If it pleases her, I’d do it.” Swoon.

But the others draw the line when it comes to Boyzilian. One of them is Lee, who’s “afraid my dick will fall off if I get one.” Another is Poks, who says, “Brazilian? Never. Ever.”

A new survey of over 5,000 people conducted by AskMen and The Huffington Post found that 41 percent of their predominantly male respondents prefer women to have no pubic hair whatsoever. Thirty-eight percent find pubic hair acceptable so long as it is “trimmed,” 15 percent have no preference, and only five percent prefer an au naturale mons pubis.

Every year, one style site or another will prematurely cry, “The bush is back.”

But the bush is not back. The menfolk have spoken and they prefer their lawns mowed. Of course, as The Huffington Post rightly put it, women don’t necessarily “give a damn what men think” when it comes to personal grooming. But is there any explanation for men’s love of the Brazilian beyond the proliferation of hairless bodies in online pornography?

Dr. Christopher Burris, a psychology professor at St. Jerome's University in the University of Waterloo, suspects that men may associate untrimmed pubic hair with infertility, further reinforcing cultural expectations that women trim or wax their pubic hair.

In a new study published in the Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality, Burris and co-author Armand Munteanu asked a small sample of 63 Canadian undergraduates to rate seven schematic drawings of pubic hair ranging from completely waxed to landing strip to full-on 70s bush, to use the proper scientific terminology.

The subjects also completed a questionnaire about the importance of sterility and fertility for themselves and their prospective female partners.

Burris was not surprised to discover that the men were most aroused by the hairless and neatly-trimmed drawings given prevailing pornographic pubic hairstyles. But he also uncovered an intriguing correlation between the size of the, ahem, “pubic expanse” and men’s relative comfort with the infertility of a female partner.

“Even though our men rated more profuse public expanses as not very arousing in an absolute sense, there was variability,” Burris tells The Daily Beast. “Men who were more okay with the prospect of being in a relationship with an infertile female partner were more aroused by the three most profuse pubic expanses.”

In layman’s terms, men who didn’t care about female fertility liked bigger bushes. But why would these two seemingly random variables be connected?

For women, dramatically increased testosterone levels are associated with both fertility problems and an excess of body hair. At its most extreme, increased testosterone is associated with hirsutism in women or the appearance of body hair in a typically male pattern on the chest, legs, and face.

Based on this link between testosterone, body hair, and infertility, Burris believes that there may be “some sort of connection in men’s brains between more profuse female pubic hair and decreased female fertility, or vice versa.”

The expanded logic: Men associate less pubic hair on a female partner with greater fertility leading to increased arousal and they associate more pubic hair with testosterone, infertility and, therefore, lack of arousal.

Although the most unkempt pubic hair in the study’s set of drawings was still tidier and less expansive than the sort of excessive hair growth that accompanies a true clinical condition, it may still carry associations of infertility for men making the momentary judgments that lead to arousal.

“Just like in hand grenades and horseshoes, ‘Close enough,’ seems to count,” explains Burris.

The results of this study fall in line with decades worth of research on the intersection of perceived female attractiveness, waist-to-hip ratio, and fertility—an area of inquiry first opened up the famous evolutionary psychologist Devendra Singh in 1973. Singh suspected that the appeal of the “hourglass figure” could be explained via its associations with fertility.

If Burris’ results can be replicated with larger samples, it’s possible that the rise of bikini waxing is at least partially attributable to that same evolutionary logic.

But although Burris tells The Daily Beast that the connection between minimal pubic hair and increased attractiveness “makes sense” from a “gene-survival-via reproduction standpoint,” he cautions that it cannot account for individual patterns of arousal.

In other words, men are not necessarily evolution-obsessed automatons programmed to shut down at the mere sight of pubic hair.

“Our research documents statistical trends,” says Burris. “So if somebody says, ‘I want kids and I like a big bush,’ we can just shrug because statistically-based research seldom captures an individual’s experience exactly.”

Burris also warns that his sample size is small and culturally specific but he nonetheless maintains that the study is an important precedent for future research. As he and Munteanu write in the article, theirs is “the first [study] to offer empirical evidence” for the statistical correlation between men’s positive response to pubic hair and their relative indifference toward female infertility.

But as fascinating as the evolutionary interpretation may be, Burris notes that the bare look is so overwhelmingly popular that its rise can only be explained in conjunction with cultural factors like online pornography consumption.

In contrast to the unshaved starlets of the “golden age” of 1970s porn, the vast majority of present-day performers have neatly-trimmed pubic hair or none whatsoever. The waxed style is so pervasive that some mainstream porn sites have cordoned off special categories for “bush,” “classic,” or “vintage” porn, designed to appeal to those men who still have a soft spot for some shag carpet.

The dominance of the waxed look in pornography is one obvious cultural explanation for its heightened demand among young men.

“Perhaps fertility cues get some trends going but cultural factors subsequently kick in and broaden or shape the impact,” says Burris.

As for the men who responded to the AskMen/HuffPo poll, many of them claim a more altruistic motive for their Brazilian obsession: cunnilingus. “A huge number of men were quick to point out that they really, really, really don’t like going down on women who have loads of pubic hair,” the AskMen editors reported.

It’s certainly the simplest and most pleasant explanation, although one that carries with it a particular burden of proof.

The good news for women: the poll found that only about 9 percent of respondents had ever ended a date early or backed out of sex because they wandered into an overgrown lady garden. So whether it’s evolution, pornography, or sexual generosity that leads men to crave a bare bikini area, women may not have to humor that desire in order stay sexually active.

At the end of the day, it doesn’t matter whether your carpet is as elegant as the drapes in your house. Most men are just happy to be home.

What type of bikini wax is most popular?

Brazilian waxes are one of the most popular options when it comes to primping ya pubes. Unlike the French version, when you go Brazilian they take the hair off the top and sides of the bikini line, but also all the way under and around the back, too.

Do men expect a Brazilian wax?

In the past, women were the only ones who got to benefit from Brazilian waxing, but it is a whole new world now! It is now common for men to want to get waxed down there. We often see bodybuilders and other athletes come in, men who want to be more sanitary, or men who simply like the aesthetic of the waxed look.