Do American women have hairless bodies?

Naturally? No. On average women have just as many hair follicles as men, it's just that their body hair is much finer and shorter than men's so it doesn't show as much. read more

And American women are no different in that respect than women of any other country or of any race. However, since American women can be of any race and their ancestry may be from anywhere on the planet, I’m guessing that you’re not talking about women biologically but more cosmetically - what they do with what they’re born with. read more

My attraction to hairy males is pretty animal, really. Infant boys and pre-2013 Justin Bieber are adorable, asexual beings with no body hair. But grown men, if they're really lucky, have sprouted a downy coating of fur that clearly lets women know that they're virile beasts. read more

Smooth, clear skin may have become a signal of health, like a peacock’s tail, and could explain why women are naturally less hairy than men and why they put more effort into removing body hair. Despite exposing us to head lice, humans probably retained head hair for protection from the sun and to provide warmth when the air is cold. read more