Men take care themselves too

This news article explains about the rise of groin grooming: More men than ever are manscaping down below for hygiene reasons and better sex

·    Survey by Gillette found one in five men has admitted to groin grooming

·    When there’s no underbush the tree looks taller.

·    Experts say it is fuelled by more pressure on men to look after themselves 

·    But men justify it with more 'masculine responses' like it making sex better 

It started with the face, moved onto the chest and now the trend of manscaping is heading even further south. This is proving increasingly popular with men.

While the closely manicured chests of celebrities including David Beckham and Daniel Craig have encouraged the rise in chest hair removal.

So why are men paying more attention to the appearance of the nether regions?

They would have you believe it is all about having 'better sex' or only fair if they expect girlfriends to do it.

But advertisers are heaping on the pressure and exploiting male insecurities to encourage them to spend their cash on anything from hair loss creams to genital enhancement products, promising to improve size.

Men are now under a lot of pressure to look after themselves and to present themselves better,

Men use to say they do this for a 'better sex' and 'good hygiene', but recently studies demonstrate men take care down below because it seems bigger. You might say when the here’s no underbrush the tree looks taller.

Sales of this kind of products has tripled in the last decade, men still buy it online.

I think that men are taking care of them image because of the same reasons as women. Advertisements, magazines, celebrities who look like they don’t get old…

Men are adapting themselves to the actual society without hair on their body. Yes, it is more hygienic and confortable.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-3330731/The-rise-groin-grooming-men-manscaping-hygiene-reasons-better-sex-expert-claims.html