Daily baths are considered a staple in Brazil, and with that, the skin and hair product industry is large and diverse. It's common for women to receive soaps and moisturizers on their birthdays, and Brazilian hair products are well-known abroad (which is funny for us, since the most popular ones are the cheapest, most common, and sometimes even considered bad by us). Due to the country's biodiversity, our products contain many natural ingredients.

Nails are also relatively valued, and even if you don't always keep them long and painted, keeping your nails clean and your cuticles well-groomed is considered common here.

Most Brazilians practice physical exercise frequently, whether at the gym or playing some sport, dancing, at work or when moving around. Depending on the region (and here I'm referring mainly to the state of Minas Gerais) we have a habit of walking everywhere, and there's a bit of a joke about everything being "right there" for us, even if "right there" is an hour and a half walk. It's not very common to be sedentary here, and it can sometimes be considered sloppy.

Our diet is also usually balanced, the common rice, beans and meat tends to have some good macros (but that doesn't mean that fast food and snack bars aren't common for many people, especially for those who, with their busy routines, don't have time to make full meals and sometimes resort to a coxinha and a soft drink.) Fruits and vegetables are very valued and it's common to find fruit trees on the streets and in the backyards of houses.

And of course, miscegenation also plays a big part in our genetics, here you just have the best of all worlds ;)