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Okay so hair literally starts growing in all sorts of new places during puberty, and it's totally normal. It just means your body is changing and growing, which is super cool.

First, you'll probably notice hair growing in your armpits. Like, it might start out super light and fine, and then get darker and thicker. Same thing goes for your pubic area, which is like the area around your private parts. This hair is called pubic hair, and it can start out soft and then get curlier and more noticeable. Lots of girls also get some hair on their legs and arms that wasn't really there before, or it just gets darker.

Everyone's body is different though! Some people get a lot of hair, some get a little. It all depends on your genes, so like what your family members are like. There's no right or wrong amount, and it's all just a normal part of growing up.

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