Kevily Carvalho

I'm Kevily Carvalho, a UGC content creator, and I produce videos for brands that are authentic, creative and engaging. I work from Itanhangá, in the state of Mato Grosso, Brazil, which means I look at products from outside the big-city bubble, the way many real shoppers do. My goal is to present a product naturally and strategically: natural, so that it feels like something a person would genuinely use, and strategic, so that each video has a reason to exist and something it is meant to achieve for the brand.

My focus areas are beauty, hair care, skincare, fashion, lifestyle and what Brazilians call achadinhos, the budget finds and small discoveries people love to share. I also cover home products. That mix gives me a lot of range: I can walk through a skincare routine, show how a hair product behaves, style a fashion piece, or present a handy discovery that makes a daily task easier. All of it in Portuguese, in a voice that sounds like a friend pointing something out.

For a brand, the point of my work is to spark the audience's interest and help increase sales. I think about the viewer's attention in the first seconds, about where the product appears, and about the single thing someone should remember after watching. Creative does not mean complicated: a small change in angle or order can make a familiar product feel fresh. I won't make promises about specific numbers, but I'll always build a video with the commercial goal in mind.

I publish on Instagram and TikTok, where short, lively videos are at home. My package is three UGC videos delivered in 7 days. Three pieces let a brand try different openings or product moments, or cover several items or benefits, within a single coordinated delivery.

Collaboration with me is direct. I like to start with a brief that tells me the product, the audience and the message to emphasize, and I'll ask whatever helps me present it well. I keep communication clear during production, deliver in the agreed seven days and stay open to feedback and fine adjustments after you see the videos. I would rather talk early about what you expect than discover a mismatch late, because that is the surest way to end up with videos you can actually use.