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It was also really comfy. I had a renewed sense of bravery and confidence, as if I were recharging some kind of primordial strength.
Another of Hopper’s hairy subjects, Sophie Rose, said how not covering her body hair was “empowering”: “You feel stronger for not giving [in] to the way you’ve been told to be.” I thought it was hilarious when others recoiled in disgust.
Gabriela Eva, who grew her hair especially for the picture, said she was interested in how she would react to the criticism. Eva said, “It initially made me feel vulnerable and natural, but eventually.
It gave me a sense of empowerment.” I’ve come to accept my underarm hair, and it makes me feel lovely. I would feel a bit exposed if I took it off right now.
Political remark Sienna said that she felt “just comfortable” rather than empowered by growing hair under her arms. Women who choose not to shave shouldn’t be seen as radicals, in my opinion.
Naturally, it’s a means for women to defy patriarchal ideals of beauty, but I don’t want my body to be constantly seen as a political arena,” she said.
