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For years, the trendiest pubic hair style was a trimmed or bald bush. But we've noticed a recent uptick in the number of women who've tossed out their razors and waxing kits in favor of letting things go au natural down below. Anecdotally speaking, lady lawns seem to be coming back into style—and it might be because more women are discovering the surprising health benefits.

“From a health standpoint, removing pubic hair can lead to irritation of the hair follicle, and open wounds or nicks, which may increase the risk for STI transmission,” says Maureen Whelihan , MD, an ob-gyn at the Elite GYN Care of the Palm Beaches in Florida. It's not clear if less hair means a higher risk of STIs, but one study did link pubic hair removal to increased transmission of herpes and HPV.

Curious about some of the other wellness benefits, we asked six women who love their hairy pubes to tell us how it's boosted their physical, mental, and sexual health. Here's why they've sworn off grooming for good.

“I always kept my bush because I never liked the way [my vagina] looked or felt without hair. For years I felt ashamed about that, especially in my teens and early 20s—when it seemed like everyone was totally bald. But by honoring my hair preferences, I knew I was a lot more confident in the bedroom than if I'd shaved. I also learned that if a partner didn’t like it, they weren’t the partner for me.” —Danny, 26

“Why am I bush-positive? Because ingrown hairs suck. And I don’t have to worry about getting them if I don’t shave or wax. When I did, I'd try to find shaving cream, post-wax oil, or some other soothing product that could prevent them. So I finally decided to leave my hair be. I'm glad there are plenty of people and potential partners who appreciate a full bush and think it's sexy.” —Ellen, 32

“Having pubic hair is like giving the finger to that prepubescent look that porn made so popular. My bush makes me feel powerful, and womanly, and 100% sexy. For me, it’s all about feeling confident and body positive in my natural state. My advice to any woman who is growing out her pubes for the first time is to own it. Strut your stuff. Embrace your natural body state.” —Meghan, 24

“My ex-boyfriend expressed a preference for hair, so I stopped shaving to see if I’d like it, too. I'd started removing my pubic hair as soon as it began appearing, so I’d never seen myself with a bush. Turns out, I loved it! Zero irritation, no razor bumps, no weird chafing from my spandex shorts or underwear. He and I have since broken up, but I still sport a bush. I recommend that any woman who has never seen or felt her lady bits with pubes grow it out at least once. You could find you love it as much as I do." —Elizabeth, 25

“Creams and at-home waxing kits made me break out, shaving left me with painful bumps, and plucking was a pain. Professional waxing was not only expensive and time consuming, but it hurt. After 15 or 20 years of this, I decided to finally listen to my body. Now I have a 1970s-style porn bush, and I love it. I can wear way sexier lace underwear without dealing with irritation because my hair protects me from nasty rub.” —Alexa, 35

“One day I was in the shower using a razor on my nether regions and I thought to myself, How much time could I save if I just stopped grooming? At first, not shaving was an experiment: save 10 minutes two to three times a week. But the longer I stopped shaving, the more having hair grew on me, and I ended up enjoying the look of it. By not shaving, I save 20 minutes a week, which is almost seven hours a year. LOL.” —Carly, 27

Real Natural Nudes - No Glamour - No Retouch - Real Life Beauty

" Nowadays we are surrounded by images of bodies seemingly perfect. But is that REAL beauty? "
IL VENERDI' DI REPUBBLICA - 11 ottobre 2013
IL VENERDI' DI REPUBBLICA - 11 ottobre 2013

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Nowadays the aesthetic of beauty is totally standardized, and where
doesn’t reach reality, we (over)use photo editing.
REALITY PROJECT is born to contrast this distorted view that is
imposed on us daily by the media, and to demonstrate instead that
the true beauty can be found in every body. !
It is a photographic project that portrays normal people, real and
nude, leaving their body to express and convey their natural beauty
without photo retouching, in all its shapes and sizes.
Series of pictures of people that joined the project.
Enjoy natural beauty.
Behind the Project there are two people that live for telling stories Through a 50mm lens.
They are called ALMAPHOTOS .
REALITY PROJECTS started in 2013, and from that date the project stunned a lot of people because it’s so REAL , so PURE
…It’s sincerely pure Beauty. No Glamour. No Retouch. Real Life Beauty
BLOW UP – ALESSANDRO VIGANO’ E MATTEO SCARPELLINI
Oggi intervistiamo due persone in un colpo solo, Alessandro Viganò e Matteo Scarpellini aka ALMAPHOTOS. Sono gli occhi fotografici dietro Reality Project, qualcosa di strafico. Sulla loro pagina lo presentano così: “Project about real life beauty. We shoot normal people,
real and nude in all its shapes and sizes. No glamour or retouch”, che dire di più? Godetevi l’intervista e la splendida gallery.
Parlateci un pò di “Reality Project”.
L’idea del progetto è nata per contrastare questo falso ideale di bellezza patinata che ci viene imposto dai media, dove tutti devono essere alti, magri, con la pelle perfetta, gli addominali scolpiti, il seno grosso e sodo e così via…
Con il nostro lavoro vogliamo dimostrare che la vera bellezza la si trova in ogni corpo, indipendentemente dalla forma e dimensioni.
Il progetto è molto intimo, eppure coinvolgente, aperto, pubblico, in continuo divenire. Come mai questa scelta?
Il nostro lavoro vive se viene mostrato a un pubblico. Non avrebbe senso fare tutto questo lavoro e tenerlo nel cassetto.
La gente che partecipa è assolutamente consapevole di questa visibilità.
E lo scopo è proprio quello di raggiungere più persone possibili e dimostrare, come ti ho già detto, che la bellezza si trova in ciascuno di noi.
Che sensazioni provate quando realizzate gli scatti per il progetto? Qualche storia particolare?
Ogni soggetto ha una vita da raccontare.
Purtroppo il poco tempo che condividiamo con queste persone, non sempre ci permette di approfondire queste storie, ma con alcuni siamo diventati molto amici. E allora in seguito sì, si riesce ad andare più a fondo.
Ogni volta è una sfida diversa. Persone sconosciute in luoghi sconosciuti.
Molto difficile e molto stimolante al tempo stesso.
Cosa vi piacerebbe trasmettere a chi guarda le vostre foto?
Ci piace trasmettere dei messaggi positivi.
Cerchiamo di mostrare i soggetti nella loro positività.
E chi partecipa a questo progetto così delicato, di positività ne ha da vendere!
Che sensazioni provate quando scattate foto, in generale? Perchè lo fate, che rapporto avete con la fotografia?
La fotografia per noi è un mezzo di espressione e comunicazione. C’è che scrive, chi parla, chi disegna.
Noi raccontiamo le cose con le foto.
Quali macchine fotografiche usate per i vostri lavori? Ne avete una preferita o a cui siete particolarmente legati?
Negli anni ci siamo accorti di quanto sia ridicola la corsa al megapixel.
I discorsi tecnici li lasciamo ai forum dei fotoamatori.
Certo, avere una bella lente aiuta, ovvio, ma lo sappiamo tutti che avere l’ultimo modello di fotocamera in commercio non serve a fare delle belle foto. Se proprio siete curiosissimi, il 90% delle foto che scattiamo, sono fatte con delle mirrorless.
Per Reality Project usiamo anche una Mamiya degli anni ‘60 con un dorso Polaroid.
State lavorando a qualcos’altro attualmente? Avete progetti futuri a cui vorreste dedicarti?
Parallelamente stiamo lavorando a un progetto che coinvolgerà donne che soffrono di alopecia. Poi uno top secret nel mondo della cucina.
Quest’estate invece saremo in giro per l’Italia con un furgoncino degli anni 70 per fare dei microdocumentari audio-video-fotografici… e perché no, magari riusciremo a scattare anche qualche soggetto per RP.
Quali sono i fotografi che più vi piacciono, che più vi ispirano?
Uno per tutti: Luigi Ghirri.
Vi ringraziamo, potete lasciarci con un pensiero… E, se vi va, anche con una canzone.
Vi lasciamo con una citazione di un amico musicista che però vale sempre e in tutti i campi, compresa la fotografia:
“Alla fine delle note chissenefrega”!
Una canzone che ci accompagna spesso in questi giorni è Stolen Dance del duo Milky Chance.
Questo spazio è vostro, riempitelo come volete.
Reality Project è completamente autoprodotto, e per poter continuare a fotografare abbiamo bisogno anche del vostro aiuto.
Stiamo pensando di pubblicare un libro e lanceremo una campagna di crowdfunding per poterlo realizzare, che altrimenti l’investimento sarebbe troppo alto.
Già adesso stiamo raccogliendo donazioni volontarie (nella homepage del sito c’è un tasto DONATE) per poter affrontare le trasferte necessarie per fotografare il maggior numero di candidati possibile.
Abbiamo già più di 130 aspiranti modelli in “lista d’attesa” provenienti da tutta Italia e non solo.
C’è anche qualcuno dall’Inghilterra, dalla Francia, dal Belgio e persino dagli USA.
A breve metteremo in vendita anche delle bellissime magliette serigrafate, che serviranno a finanziare in parte il progetto.
Seguiteci sul sito
www.realityproject.net
e fatevi fotografare anche voi!
Ciao
Ale e Teo
E ora… La tanto attesa gallery!
Enjoy
THE REALITY PROJECT… AN INTERVIEW WITH ALMA PHOTOS
Nowadays the aesthetic of beauty is totally standardized, and where doesn’t reach reality, we (over)use photo editing. REALITY PROJECT is born to contrast this distorted view that is imposed on us daily by the media, and to demonstrate instead that the true beauty can be found in every body. ! It is a photographic project that portrays normal people, real and nude, leaving their body to express and convey their natural beauty without photo retouching, in all its shapes and sizes. ! The project, in progress, is an idea of Alessandro Viganò and Matteo Scarpellini, also known as ALMA PHOTOS, two photographers from Milan who always portray ordinary and “real” people. Hence the name of the project.
Alma Photos answered some of our questions in between shows during Paris fashion week.
TheKinsky: How was the idea of REALITY PROJECT born? AlmaPhotos: The idea of the project came to counter this false ideal of beauty imposed on us by the media, where everyone has to be tall, thin, with perfect skin, sculpted abs, big breasts and so on … With our work we want to show that true beauty can be found in every body, regardless of size and shape.
TK:How long did it take to form it? AP: We have been very determined in this project. We shot 8 subjects, set up the site and prepared all the press material in only two months.
TK:Why are we afraid of nudity? AP: It is probably part of our culture. For thousands of years we have been educated to cover our body, to escape the temptations of the flesh.., maybe we are still under this influence. Although I think things are changing very quickly and nudity is becoming gradually more normal, finally.
TK:What do you find interesting in experimenting with alternative photographic subjects. Which process you apply for Reality Project? AP:Each shooting is like improvisation for us. Most of the time we don’t know the subject, nor the location. It’s very exciting. Each one with their own fears and difficulties, men and women who have never been in front of a camera. It is also very hard because we’re only shooting with natural light and no postproduction at all.
TK:What fascinates you about the genre of nude portraits? AP: We’re fascinated by the different kind of bodies and people we meet. Everytime a surprise. It’s a continuous challenge. Very stimulating.
TK: What are you trying to bring out of them in this project. AP: We hope that the message “beauty in every body”would reach most of our audience. There’s a deep photographic research behind Reality Project, which has been fundamental to continue to produce images and trying to maintain a high standard. Everyone being photographed has their own story. And photographing is like interviewing them. We become part of their lives for a couple of hours and they become part of ours. Giving everything we can, on both sides. All those who were in front of our camera have come out stronger, and for us this is very satisfying.
TK: Its a contrast to the rest of your work, since we also know you as a Fashion Week and Backstage photographer? AP: The backstage it’s only a part of my work, there is things you have to do for a living, and other you need to do for your soul. Reality Project is the soul part.
TK: What was your most memorable moment shooting the REALITY PROJECT? AP: The first shooting was Amazing. It was like “the first time” for everybody. But we ended up very relaxed and the shooting went very smooth. I remember a few shootings after when a girl went to another room to take her clothes off. That was very funny!
TK: How has REALITY PROJECT changed the way you look at the world and what have you learnt about yourself? AP: Taking pictures of naked bodies (almost weekly) is something becoming very normal. We got used to it very easily. It’s a very natural thing, and even our subjects at the end of the shooting feel much better about themselves and their body. They’ve been all very nice and relaxed by now.
TK:We mostly see women so far in this project.. Why? AP: The project is 100% volunteer, so we can not put a filter on who signs up. Men, however, seem a lot more shy than women. If we think in percentages, men candidates are less than 5%.
TK:What’s next for this project AP: To make a book.
unusual interviews in the Pussy Pusher’s style.
Episode 25: REALITY PROJECT by ALMA PHOTOS
When did you decide to start shooting girls? What was your “mental process” behind the decision?
Alessandro: Last summer. When I’ve finally realized I got sick of those pictures of nude stunning models we’re surrounded by. Mainly because those pictures are very very far from reality. The “mental process” was: “Let’s do it different. Let’s do it real”. We’re shooting also men by the way.. Only, they seem to be much more shy than women.
Matteo: I couldn’t tell it exactly. I always liked to shoot naked women… I used to do that with my girlfriends of the time. Reality Project gave me the chance to do that with somebody I don’t know, which I think is very stimulating.
What’s the first thing you do when you wake up?
A: Pee, check mail.
M: I make coffee and switch on the phone to check the social networks.
Does your mother appreciate your pictures?
A: Yes, she does.
M: Sometimes
A movie that we should watch.
A: Apart from Billy Wilder’s masterpiece “Some like it hot”, I would recommend “You, the Living” by Roy Andersson, “Bikur Ha-Tizmoret” (La Banda) by Eran Kolirin, Maradona by Kusturica and “La leggenda di Kaspar Hauser” by Davide Manuli. I know, they’re five. Fuck.
M: Moonrise kingdom by Wes Anderson.
Who is your “dream” model? Where would you love to set your shooting?
A: The girl next door, in her house.
M: Hard to say… they would be too many. Maybe Alba Rohrwacher
Are you keeping your work secret to someone?
A: No. When you’re using social networks, it’s difficult to keep something secret to someone.
M: No, never.
Are you usually turned on by the model you are shooting?
A: Usually not. We’re shooting very different people for this project. We always do our best to create a good feeling with our models, but to be turned on, I would say not really, so far.
M: No, never…but if it had happened it would have been normal.
Name three photographers that you consider masters.
A: Normally I would have said someone like Luigi ghiri, Robert Frank, William Klein…
But I feel like naming three that I consider the NEW Italian masters. Alessandro Grassani, Nanni Fontana and Erik Messori.
Ah… also Fernando Brito, the genius. I know, they’re seven. Fuck.
M: August Sander, Diane Arbus, Eliott Erwitt.
Did any model ever get mad at you because she was looking “ugly” in your pictures?
A: Not yet!
M: No, never.
What do you do in your free time?
A: Other than shooting naked bodies? I adore sailing whenever I can, ride my bike, watch movies and sleep. The last two things often simultaneously.
M: Unfortunately I don’t have a lot of it. I love to swim.
What is the difference between a good nude picture and an amazing one?
A: A good nude picture stops at the nude. The amazing one goes over.
M: The amazing one has to be original and true. If it tells a story, then is even better.
Who is, in your opinion, the most overrated nude photographer? And the one who is not appreciate yet?
A: Terry Richardson. He’s just “over” in every sense. Good and bad.
M: No comment.
Your biggest fault
A: To be obstinate and not a great decision maker.
M: The frenzy in doing things.
What does your partner think about your work?
A: She hates being photographed, but luckily she likes most of it.
M: She loves it.
Do you remember your dreams in the morning? Are you able to interpret them?
A: Sometimes I do, but they’re often quite weird and I don’t even try to interpret them.
M: It’s rare. I’m not able to interpret them.
REALITY PROJECT, LA BELLEZZA RISIEDE IN OGNI CORPO DI DONNA
Nobody is perfect, no-body is perfect. Un occhio reale che non lascia spazio a inutili ritocchi, né a prospettive irreali, immaginate e idealizzate. L’obiettivo di una fotocamera che immortala, in quell’esatto istante, quella posizione, quell’immagine vera, praticamente tangibile. Non c’è niente di ritoccato, di falsato. I colori sono naturali e il corpo è nudo, così com’è, senza inganno alcuno.
La bellezza non perfetta ma unica, esclusiva, semplice è stata raccontata da Matteo Scarpellini e Alessandro Viganò senza fronzoli né imbrogli. Reality Project raccoglie i contributi spontanei di donne che si amano per quello che sono, che mostrano a nudo la loro bellezza. Vere, prive di ritocchi e di fotoritocchi.
Le immagini raccolte nell’iniziativa, alla quale tutte le donne possono partecipare, narrano di chi si prepara il caffè e chi si concede un rilassante bagno in vasca, senza trucco, senza preparazione alcuna all’obiettivo. La naturale realtà, quella della vita di tutti i giorni, che ci accomuna tutte. Donne consapevoli della loro bellezza non-perfetta, donne che amano ogni singolo centimetro della propria epidermide, l’odore e la forma di sé. Donne belle.
Donne che si sono elevate dai canoni imposti e che amano il concetto di perfezione con mille sfaccettature diverse. Una mission tutta al femminile, dalle donne e per le donne, che anche P
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