At what age do girls start to grow hair

Pubic hair is a secondary characteristic of both men and women. Generally, girls start to grow pubic hair at the age of 14, 1-2 years earlier than boys. Without proper sex education, girls may feel guilty or even ashamed and cannot face the issue of pubic hair correctly. Therefore, sex education should be carried out in a timely manner so that they can develop better physically and mentally. So how does a girl grow pubic hair?

It is generally believed that the function of pubic hair is to reduce the damage caused by friction to the pubic area during sexual intercourse between two sexes. In the process of natural selection, pubic hair may also indicate that the organism has reached physiological maturity and is physically ready for mating. Pubic hair and other body hair can also make sexual intercourse smoother and more comfortable. Pubic hair also has the function of protecting against the sun, because the surface of the genitals is very delicate skin. Without the shielding of the sun by pubic hair, the human genitals are easily damaged by the sun.

Pubic hair can also add interest during sexual intercourse.

In reality, the density of pubic hair varies greatly from person to person. For women with sparse or no pubic hair, if their other secondary sexual characteristics are normal (such as breast development, body shape, voice changes, etc.) and their menstruation comes on time, it means that there will be no problems with the development of their sexual organs and sexual function, and they can have a normal sex life and normal reproductive ability.