Can not argue the point of not having the right body to look impressive in a brazilian bikini. Are women, and of course the need to have the last word, which responded with the excuse of "no, your body does not have, the tanning is in bits not normally see the light of day. "
Leading to a new debate on what comes first in all the tanning or minimal coverage swimwear.
But back to the original question, the brazilian bikini is the cause or the consequence of a country that is particularly attractive for people with a reputation for beauty and sexy? I think it'sa bit of both, the woman is to believe in themselves and their own beauty, in whatever form that might be, and have the confidence to wear a bikini that shows, rather as the fur, and its beauty.
