Sexy celebrity underarms

Bille, a razor company that made a very popular ad last year of women showing off their armpit hair decided to take things a step further with a new ad released a few days ago named 'Red, White, And You Do You'. Body hair has been a taboo issue for a long time especially for women. Everyone has it but few people talk about it openly. In the age of perfect bodies and Instagram perfection, body hair is considered a strict no-no. Thankfully, people have begun to speak out about the unrealistic standards of beauty and even some companies have taken note. One such enterprise is a razor company named Billie, that made quite a splash last year when it launched an ad campaign.

By now, one would think that a woman would be able to do whatever she likes with her body sans the public commentary. But ask about a woman with armpit hair and they'd surely say that isn't the case. From Miley Cyrus and Madonna to Julia Roberts and Penelope Cruz, more and more female celebs have been rocking long armpit hair lately. Perhaps it's a proverbial middle finger to conventional beauty standards, or perhaps they just ran out of razors? Whatever their reason, these ladies look good no matter the length of their pit hair. In fact, they may be offering some inspiration for any other ladies who are wondering if they should leave their pits as nature intended.

Shaving is the pits, which is why these badass female celebs ditched their razors and opted to go au naturel. In , Alyssa Milano took to Twitter to share a body-positive message to fans. People quickly rallied around the actress in support. Leave everything as is.

Female pubic hair is totally trending — but not in the most body-positive way. Even in , showing a little bush will get you kicked off Instagram , as one Australian magazine found out after they posted a picture of two models sporting some bikini line flyaways. While below-the-belt grooming trends have changed shape and length over the years, female genital hair is still viewed as something that should never be, well, viewed.