This study, which was planned to examine individuals‘ personal and general hygiene behaviors during the COVID-19 pandemic period, was carried out with 837 individuals who had different socio-demographic characteristics. The data of the study were collected using the online questionnaire including the COVID-19 Hygiene Scale, which was developed by Çiçek, Şahin, and Erkal (2020) and consisted of 27 items and 6 subdimensions and socio-demographic characteristics via social media application. In the study, it was concluded that individuals‘ personal and general hygiene behaviors during the pandemic were influenced by their gender, education levels and allocation of more budget to cleaning supplies during the pandemic period (p<0.05). When examined in terms of subdimensions, it was concluded that the level of exhibiting ―hand hygiene‖ behaviors was influenced by the variables of age, income level, number of people in the house, place of residence, the status of having a chronic disease, and effect of public service ads on the increase in knowledge, and the level of exhibiting ―home hygiene‖ behaviors was affected by income level and the place of residence. The findings obtained were discussed with the limited literature on the subject, and recommendations were made.