The film identifies pornography as a primary driver for the "bare" standard, noting how cinematic requirements for visibility in adult films eventually seeped into mainstream beauty expectations.
The documentary and broader historical research provide context for how these trends have cycled through time: Bring Back the Bush: Where Did All the Pubic Ha...
Presented by body-positive activist (known online as "The Slumflower"), the film investigates why hair removal has become a default social expectation despite being a relatively recent cultural shift. The film identifies pornography as a primary driver
It highlights that 60% of women experience health complications from hair removal, such as epidermal abrasions, ingrown hairs, and even a slight increase in STI transmission. A Hirsute History: From Ancient Egypt to Today such as epidermal abrasions