Shoppers race to fill their trolleys with ‘gorgeous' Sol de Janeiro dupes scanning for just 50p instead of £24
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DON'T MIST OUT Shoppers race to fill their trolleys with 'gorgeous' Sol de Janeiro dupes scanning for just 50p instead of £24
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SHOPPERS are rushing to get their hands on the "gorgeous" Sol de Janeiro dupes saving them more than £29.
The legendary Brazilian brand offers a popular summer fragrance and now fans claim to have discovered a bottled scent that is almost identical.
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A savvy shopper posted pictures of the discount to a Facebook bargaining group
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Body care buyers have been left in awe after discovering the bargain in Boots stores.
The hair and body mist has been advertised as scented with "pistachio, almond and salted caramel".
With a similar appearance to the original, pictures show the bottles branded with a tall white lid and clear plastic.
According to the pharmacy's website, the 200ml is usually available from £4.
One eagle-eyed discount shopper spotted the clearance sale advertising each one for 50p.
Compared to the original Sol de Janeiro which retails around £24 for just one bottle, high-street buyers could opt to purchase a couple of dupes for just £1.
Sharing a picture of the find on a bargaining Facebook page, many have reacted in the comments sections whilst the post has garnered 250 likes so far.
The post read: "Might not be all Boots but worth a check if this dupe is your thing.
"EDIT - hi guys when I said 'might not be all Boots ' I meant might not be 50p in all stores, could be £1 and also depends if that store originally stocked the product and what the stock levels are.
"It has been discontinued. Possibility it could be repacked and return at some point in the future."
'I'm obsessed with it', cries fashion fan as she tries on major dupe from Dunnes Stores – and it's just €8
A savvy shopper commented below: "not sure if it smells the same but this is cheap xx"
Whilst someone else said: "omg my favourite body spray."
A third wrote: "That's a great deal."
Others confirmed they had spotted the find for the slashed price at their local branch including in Newcastle and Bexley Heath.
Previously, eagle-eyed customers noted a similar product on offer for £3.99 in Lidl.
Fans raved how the "close dupe" would be perfect for gift-giving.
With one even suggesting the spray smelled "identical too".
Those looking elsewhere to save their pennies could head to Primark instead.
Earlier this month, the cheap clothing chain was found to have restocked its cult Sol de Janeiro dupes in two sizes.
The minis only set shoppers back by £2 whilst the larger size were priced at £3.50.
The Capri Coast mist boasted to smell of jasmine and brown sugar, while the Bali Blush is orange flower and pineapple scented.
The Fiji Fiesta scent is apple and coconut.
And the new Rio Romance fragrance has notes of pear and amber.
Primark's original line-up of Sol de Janeiro dupes was released in April last year and consisted of three holiday-esque fragrances.
Best Sol De Janeiro Dupes
Here's everywhere you can nab dupes of Sol De Janeiro products, from the iconic mists all the way to body butters...
Home Bargains Glow Body Butter £4.49
Scents: Vanilla Almond & Salted Caramel, Pink Lychee & Crystal Waters and Cherry Bomb & Jasmine Blooms
Scents: Vanilla Almond & Salted Caramel, Pink Lychee & Crystal Waters and Cherry Bomb & Jasmine Blooms Glow Perfume Mist £3.99
Scents: Vanilla Almond & Salted Caramel and Cherry Bomb & Jasmine Blooms
Primark PS... Body Mists £3.50
Scents: Hawaii Paradise, Capri Breeze and Maldives Sunset
Scents: Hawaii Paradise, Capri Breeze and Maldives Sunset PS… Post-Tan Body Butter £3
Scents: Blood Orange
Poundland Body Stories Body Mist £2
Scents: Brazilian Bliss
Scents: Brazilian Bliss Body Stories Body Butter £2.50
Scents: Brazilian Bliss
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