PRICKLY: Pineapple penis can create rashes and discomfort (Pic: GETTY)
Do you have a pineapple penis?
The term is used to describe blokes who are stubbly in their intimate areas.
As tufts of hair stick up during re-growth periods, they can resemble the sharp pricks on the tropical fruit.
This can cause skin irritation – and scratch up anyone you get jiggy with.
Here’s how to prevent this from happening.
Pineapple penis occurs when stubble grows out at the base of the penis.
Urban Dictionary reveals it follows: “One to two weeks after shaving your pubes/base of d***”.
Not only can it make mens’ intimate areas resemble the spiky fruit, it can make them feel like one too.
The slang website adds: “The hairs remind you of the pricks on a pineapple, resulting in a pineapple penis.”
SHAVING THE DAY: Thankfully, there’s a way to stop your pubic hair from feeling prickly (Pic: GETTY)
Pineapple penis can cause irritation for blokes.
Sometimes, shaving results in rashes forming.
As well as this, it can lead to painful ingrown hairs that can get infected.
Stubbly crotches may also aggravate the skin of whoever touches them.
Those who romp with pineapple penises risk the prickly hairs rubbing against their own nether regions, which can cause rashes to form.
Thankfully, there are ways to prevent the hairs from feeling as prickly.
Many buy intimate oils to soften their fuzz.
Fur Oil is a best-selling product by Fur – and you can pick up a bottle for around £35.
The product description reads: “Safe for your most sensitive areas and won’t stain your silk.
“Specifically designed for pubic hair and skin, our signature blend of lightweight oils gently softens hair and clears pores for fewer ingrowns and healthier skin.”
