Sol de Janiero fans snap up 'summery' perfume mists for £7.60 each
With most of us enjoying warm weather this week and looking forward to sunnier days, finding a signature fragrance for the season just got easier at Cult Beauty. Those hoping to add some summer scents to their collection are in luck; Sol de Janeiro fans can get their hands on some of the brand's best-loved scents for less.
Currently, beauty fans can get 20% off the Sol de Janeiro Perfume Mist Discovery Set, bringing the price down from £38 to £30.40. That's a saving of £7.60 on the set, it also means shoppers are getting each perfume for £7.60, a real bargain versus buying individually.
For fans of the brand's perfume mists, this limited-edition set is the perfect way to explore. Inside, there are four of Sol de Janeiro's iconic scents: Cheirosa '62, '68, '59, and '76.
Each scent is a mini escape in a bottle, evoking summer vibes with every spritz. With signature warm, creamy, and fruity notes, these mists are the ultimate pick-me-up for any time of the day.
For more signature scents, The Perfume Shop has slashed the price of the Versace Bright Crystal Set for Her to £30; inside there are four popular perfumes. Alternatively, the Maison Margiela Memory Box features 10 different perfumes and is available for £36 at Space NK.
The star of the show, Cheirosa '62, is best known as the scent behind the brand's viral Brazilian Bum Bum Cream. It features a blend of pistachio, salted caramel, and vanilla. While Cheirosa '68 is a floral-fruity delight with notes of Brazilian jasmine, pink dragonfruit, and vanilla, perfect for those who love an uplifting scent.
Fans of more sensual scents will adore Cheirosa '59, which boasts a blend of vanilla orchid, sandalwood, and sugared violet, while Cheirosa '76 offers a beachy vibe thanks to coconut milk, tuberose, and warm musk.
In the comments, shoppers are raving about the discovery set, with many sharing their favourites scents. One happy shopper said: "What is not to like about all the Sol De Janeiro range! This is a great gift bought for my niece's birthday. It's really nicely packaged and especially good for anyone who's not tried the brand yet to help find their favourite scent!"
A second person wrote: "I got this for my daughter for her birthday. Her favourite is the purple one. They all smell lovely and have quite strong fragrances. I prefer the original yellow one, it smells so fresh and summery. It's great to be able to buy the smaller bottles in a set to try out."
Another person said in a five-star review: "Love this set! It's amazing to have some of the bestsellers. Such a great gift for any SDJ fan."
However, one shopper found that the gift set didn't include other bestsellers. The comment reads: "The only downside to this discovery set is it doesn't include all the newest limited editions, which was a bit of a letdown. Still, a great buy overall."
Already flying off the shelves, the Sol de Janeiro Limited Edition Perfume Mist Discovery Set is an easy way to infuse each day with holiday vibes. Shoppers can currently find the discovery set for £30.40 at Cult Beauty.
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