Txdigest.com

The media credited hair stylist Roxie Hunt for starting the #dyedpits trend on social media where women post pictures of their armpit hair – dyed in rainbow colors. Hunt, who works at a Seattle salon, described in a blog post “how to dye your armpit hair,” because, she wrote, “I want to celebrate pit hair.” The feminist media jumped at the chance to hype the trend, calling it “artistic” and a “desirable beauty trend.”

When Hunt dyed her co-worker’s pit hair, “We laughed and marveled at the beauty of her blue pit hair. It was too good to be true. The color in her pits perfectly matched the color on her head. I felt a major win for body hair.”

(shaking my head)

So, men, is this appealing to YOU?

If their hair had been natural, perhaps. As presented here, no ma'am.
Very repulsive.

Just me, but I think the reaction they're getting here is exactly the reaction they are hoping for.

For sure. Same reason for the odd hair.

And another WAG, maybe some of them aren't exactly looking the attract men anyway...