Is it normal for women to have happy trails

And last summer we pretty much all agreed we should grow out our pit hair. This bold call to action comes from someone who has a lot of pubes and a particularly dope happy trail: me. Even though I attended the infamously hippy-dippy Oberlin College, where not having body hair was weirder than having it, I kept my stomach hair-free. Of course, not all women who sport stomach hair have reached a similar point of enlightenment.

Outside of straight communities, however, the happy trail enjoys less of a stigma. Mickey has always loved her happy trail. Unsatisfied, my probing continued, and when I asked three of my close friends what they did with their happy trails because, yes, they all have them , they noted they resort to waxing, plucking, or lasering to get rid of the evidence. The attitude allows the happy trail to actually be happier. So why not let it grow—and in this case, show?

Vogue Beauty The biggest beauty stories, trends, and product recommendations. Ava Shamban. Henry points to an excess thick facial hair and irregular periods as signs of high androgen levels, which can mean testosterone-producing tumors or growths or polycystic ovary syndrome PCOS.

That happy trail? Yup — lots of people have it. If you have hairy nipples , you're certainly not alone. Hair in between your butt cheeks and around the anus is percent fine.