Sol de Janeiro's new limited-edition set includes a special little scent
Scent of the summer, Sol de Janeiro's body and hair mists immediately transport you to a sunny beach and the scents and smells of being somewhere exotic.
The Brazilian scent and body brand uses tropical notes like coconut, frangipani, and Tiare and mingles in tasty notes like macadamia, salted caramel, vanilla and brown sugar.
Mouthwatering, Sol de Janeiro even has a name for its scents - Cheirosa. From Portuguese, the word Cheirosa is on every bottle of Sol de Janeiro, and it means fragrant or delicious, which is the perfect description. And while stocks last, you can get four of those delicious scents in this very exclusive offer for €44.45 at LookFantastic.ie
Sol de Janeiro Discovery Set
Everybody knows and loves Cheirosa '62 with its pistachio, almond and jasmine notes resting on a bed of sandalwood and salted caramel, it made the brand the global success it is today.
That's here in this limited-edition Discovery Set from Sol de Janeiro, 30ml. Also in there, Cheirosa '68, a bright and breezy exotic scent with notes of Brazilian jasmine, pink dragonfruit, lychee, musk and sheer vanilla.
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The third scent in the Sol de Janeiro set is Cheirosa '59, a blend of sugared violets, plum, vanilla orchid, sandalwood and whipped amber. The final scent in the Discovery Set is the one most people have never smelled, mostly because it's an exclusive fragrance at very few retailers.
Cheirosa '48 started out with a name (Bikini Season) and it was a limited edition body and hair mist. The brand brought it back after customers kept asking for it and it joined the Cheirosa collection. It has tropical notes of guava nectar, coconut water, pink pepper, musk and a twist of lemon. To be fair, we're not sure which we'd wear first, but between now and summer, we will spritzing some on at the first sign of rain. Enjoy.
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