I’ve met with several women between 18 and 25, and all but one had undergone full-body hair removal. The one exception was still neatly groomed.

The reason unshaven styles are still more common in adult videos may be that there are so many of us old guys who miss the way things used to be. Personally, I find natural hair sexier too. That said, I’m getting hair removal treatments myself, so I understand why people want to get rid of it. Body hair on older men is just unappealing. Hair removal has only become affordable and effective in the past decade, so the older the age group—especially people in their 30s and up—the more likely they are to have natural hair.

Thank you for your question. Maezawa here. I don’t think there’s necessarily a correlation between age and hair removal. Many women would like to have hair removed, so I think it mostly comes down to whether they can afford it. If they can’t, they either shave themselves or leave things as they are. Some simply aren’t interested in hair removal in the first place. I think the reason so many women want hair removal is that beauty salons’ marketing strategies have become so well established. People’s attitudes toward it have changed a lot recently—more than anyone would have imagined in the past. So when it comes to whether someone has had hair removal, I think it has much more to do with how widely those salon campaigns have reached than with age. If someone happens not to have any friends who have had hair removal, they may go on without taking an interest in it. But if they happen to have friends who do it, they may eventually feel like they should do it too. So I think you should go back and reconsider why you came to believe that age affects whether someone has had hair removal. > I’m starting to miss women who look natural. If you’re in the Black Class, you could ask the Universe staff to find someone for you. They should be able to help. You could ask them to show you several candidates, then make offers to the women who haven’t had hair removal. You could even tell them to make offers to all of them if there are multiple candidates, scheduling the meetings on different dates. The staff could ask the women for you. Since this is something the staff can probably ask the women about without going too far, I think it should be possible.

As far as I know, most women in their late 20s to early 40s have had hair removal done. You should try researching by starting with women in their 60s and gradually working your way down through the age groups.