Most Italians do shower in the morning, but some Italians also shower in the evening or at night.
Italians usually prioritize freshness as well as personal care and often take 5 to 10 minute showers when needed.
Around 25 percent of Italians, especially Italians over 45 years of age prefer to shower in the morning as an energizing start to their day.
And 41 percent of Italians shower after work, when they shower after returning home in the evening and wash off the day before dinner.
And 28 percent of Italians shower before bed, which is a popular routine for younger Italians under 24 years of age, which often acts as a form of psychophysical relaxation.
Showering in Italy is also often supplemented with the widespread use of the bidet, which is a bathroom staple in Italy.
Because of the widespread use of a bidet, many Italians also feel comfortable with maintaining a daily single shower schedule in the morning or evening.
And in hot and humid summer months, it's also very common for Italians to double up and take a quick refreshing shower rinse in the morning and again after their day.
Even in the United States, many people shower in the morning and may shower at night.
I'm in the United States and I will shower usually in the morning and sometimes before bed if I get dirty that day.
And in summer months, when I'm sweating more, I will shower both in the morning and before bed and sometimes I'll hop in the shower with cold water in the middle of the day to quickly rinse off without soap.