
About this episode
This episode explores the historical and cultural significance of pubic hair removal from Ancient Egypt to modern times.
From the sugared thighs of Ancient Egypt to the shimmering vajazzles of the 2000s, this solo episode dives deep into the sensual, political, and power-laden history of pubic hair removal. Bradford takes Angela on an intimate journey through time—where grooming rituals weren’t just about beauty, but about gender, class, control, and desire. We trace how hairlessness became sacred, sinful, scandalous, and—eventually—optional. Along the way, we explore sugaring, topiary, pubic contouring, and the commodification of the vulva in porn and pop culture. This is a history of bodies shaped by others—and what it means when we take that shape back. Because hair has never just been hair. Want to help us out? Sure you do!!! Help us out on Patreon and join our Discord chat here Find us on social media!!! On Twitter @BytheBiPodcast On Facebook BytheBiPodcast On Instagram @BytheBiPodcast Or email us here Please donate to Bi+ Visibility by clicking the link here ! Leave some feedback for us on whatever medium you listen to your podcasts on! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
People in this episode
Host: Bradford
Guest: Angela
Topics covered
- pubic hair history
- grooming rituals
- gender and class
- body politics
- commodification of the vulva
- cultural practices
Keywords
- pubic hair
- grooming
- history
- gender
- class
- control
- desire
- sugaring
- vajazzles
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