Boum Do Brazil

It's vanilla, it's sugar, it's coconut, it's cookie! There's the same musky, velvety, vanillary coconut I get from VS Coconut Passion, Mancera Coco Vanille, Cheirosa dontknowwhatnumber.. A must try if you're into coconut scents and gourmands. It starts with a kind of bombastic projection, so I'd go easy on the spray. Longevity is good, but it doesn't last all day on the skin. It dries down linear and soft. Even though it projects a lot during the first hour or so, it becomes a timid scent bubble after that. Gifted it to a friend who instantly loved it. 💛✨

Perfect cheap dupe of sol de janeiro. I am sensitive to perfume, this one is quite intense, so i prefer to spray a little bit, on my clothes after a few hours the smell becomes so dreamy-sweet and fresh. I smell an overwhelming amount of sweet cookie, it smells almost grainy(??). For the price (around 10 euro), the bottle is also quite nice, volume, smell, and longevity. Overall i like this a lot, maybe downside for me is that it is very intense.

Storytime: So, I was shopping at this marketplace, and the vendor kept telling me, "You smell divine! You smell divine!" I ended up buying her one and brought it back to her the next day, she was over the moon! The fragrance projection is insane for the price. It smells just like a syrupy, sweet biscuit, dripping with honey, sugar, and maple cake! If you love super sweet scents, this is a must-try, you can almost taste it in the air, LOL!

I purchased this based on the description on my hunt for the perfect tropical perfume. I had no idea it was meant as a Cheirosa 62 dupe! I would day the opening is similar to C62, but overall it's a very different vibe. Mostly smells of warm butter cookie with a sweet fruity kick from the tangerine. It’s lovely and the pricing is great for it to be so strong

this is an excellent dupe of cheirosa ‘62! the scent is almost the same, the differences are only noticeable when you compare the two side by side, and the performance is much better. it still is not a long lasting perfume tho, but for 1/4 of the price it is a much better option than sol de janeiro mist!

This smells like a slightly powdery, slightly cinnamon-ey, very nutty and very oat-ey biscuit that isn't overly sweet. My mom says she smells a cinnamon biscuit. I don't get any coconut or vanilla or musk. It doesn't smell "bad", but I won't be purchasing it because it's not how I want to smell. I think this would layer nicely with a sweeter vanilla fragrance. Just isn't my personal favourite, but if you want to smell like a biscuit you'll probably love this. Longevity is great, lasting about 4 hours on my skin and longer on clothing. Sillage isn't very good, but if you moisturise well, spray 2x in each spot, and possibly layer it, this will be the biscuit perfume of your biscuit dreams and everyone around you will think you just got done baking a huge batch of nutty, oat-ey, perhaps cinnamon-ey, biscuits.

Although you can perceive some coconut when you spray it, the scent of cookies or pastries predominates almost all the time in this fragrance. It's very sweet, so much so that I don't wear it in summer. Other notes like coconut milk, sandalwood, vanilla, and heliotrope add creaminess to the overall scent. It's more of a pure cookie scent, but it's quite well done; it doesn't seem synthetic to me. I can easily smell it for about 4 hours, and after 4 to 6 hours, it's close to my skin. The spray bottle is terrible; it broke during one of the first uses. So I put one from a finished fragrance on it, and it works fine.

To my skin, it is literally Cheirosa 62 with a little less caramel + butter cookies! I have the Original cheirosa and the resemblance is uncanny! Nothing synthetic or harsh, it smells really beautiful! I like it even more than the original and for the price? It's a winner. It lasts 3-4 hours on me but so does Cheirosa. It's all about skin chemistry, I believe that most of reviews are valid because our pH changes the odor we perceive. But if you have the chance, try it! For about 10 euro, you don't have much to loose

What a great cheapie! I came across this one recommended by someone...and must tell you, it gives a huge bang for the buck for those who 'd fancy a summer frag with tropical vibe. This one opens with a mouthwatering tangerine and coconut milk (akin to a cocktail). As it progresses, loses some of this awesomeness and the 'biscuit' and musk moves to the foreground. Thankfully it is not tooth-achingly sweet, so people with such sensitivities may still find it bearable. What a steal!

This is so good for the price (It was 4 euro!!). Interesting is that I smell mostly caramel, but seems like It does not have caramel due to fragrantica listing. I thought It will be a beach fragrance, but I find It good for fall. Smells like a hot Starbucks biscuit caramel Latte. To me It is very, very similar to L'erbolario pistacchio

I smell something green in the opening like...parsley. I can't really tell. It's sweet and fruity. I would use this as a body spray after bath. Tis doesn't last and doesn't project at all. Maybe 15 minutes or so, vut for the price I wouldn't expect to be bettet than it is. Goes well for layering

Mostly burnt butter cookies, vanilla underneath, slightly floral. Sort of reminds me of tanning lotion post sun bed. It has that kind of sweet, burnt smell. I like it, and this will 100% be my go to fragrance for pool/beach days, but I don't see it working for any other days/events.

just tested this and I actually like this a lot! nothing unique and is very similar to SDJ 62, but I actually prefer this. this is creamier and coconuttier than Cheirosa, and the gourmand girl is happy. not cloying and lasts a couple of hours. seems like great value for money ☀️

i smell a warm biscuit, with vanilla and a mix of multiples warm nuts. I dont smell much coco on my skin. I sprayed it a 4 times on my wrist and the perfume is slighty there 5 hours later. Overall it's a really sweet and gourmand perfume and really abordable.

Krásná kokosovo - sušenková zmzlina. Podobný vibe jako SJD Cheriosa 62. Škoda, že vydrží sotva hodinu.

This is very polarizing and completely understandable as to why. I hate it on some days and love it on others. It gets bonus points for being unique tho. To me, this smells like burnt cookies. The main part is burnt cookies of unidentified type (maybe a butter cookie? nothing with chocolate, a doughy one like youd get at submay maybe...), with some sorta coconut ash in the background and on some sniffs it can even have a sort of plastic quality to it. Its mostly this burnt cookie scent. This can be either amazing or terrible. Something about this perfume reminds me of these african black soap making videos on yt (you know, with the coconut ash and all). If I wouldnt see the bottle, I would still say it js summery because there is something about this cookie that screams summer. Idk what “Chirosa“ is so idk what that smells like or if this is similiar. I really cannot decide if I like this or not, in public I wohldnt wear this out of fear that it would have that burnt plastic smell that I sometimes do pick up on but at home for sure. Its a very interesting perfume for sure. I dont recommend blind buying this at all. EDIT: I smelled a Sol De Janeiro body mist today in the store and it did hit me like a truck that it smells like this perfume. It was orange and had a 62 on it. It smelled like this but less burnt.

This performs more like a body spray that an edp. I am currently half way through my 100ml bottle even though I haven't had it for that many months. It does remind me of Cheirosa '62 from Sol de Janeiro. I think the biscuit note in here is supposed to mimic the nuttyness in Cheirosa '62, but you can tell that it has some "pie crust" elements to it instead. The coconut is there but very watery, I don't get any tiare flower at all. It opens with a slight fruityness and dries down to a cocnutty pie crust. This is not an exact dupe of Cheirosa '62, but similar enough that you don't need both. Honestly I would skip this one and get the real thing instead.

The highlight of this perfume is its opening. Five minutes of glorious summery gourmand decadence topped with something distinctively juicy. Vanilla biscuit coconut and some kind of fruit, I would not have guessed it's tangerine. Then the heliotrope appears and makes this less fun, more perfume-y. I don't love this phase as much but it's still perfect for summer/beach wear or for when one wants to be reminded of summer. Longevity and projection are ok. My advice is, if you have this perfume, definitely let it mature in a dark place for a few months, it will get stronger, richer and won't smell synthetic.

Bought this because I heard it was a dupe for SDJ ‘62, and I’m disappointed. They are kinda similar, but the florals and sandalwood here are much stronger and it’s nowhere near as creamy as ‘62. It especially doesn’t smell like the EDP version of ‘62 which is much nuttier and sweeter, or ‘71 which is much more cookie-like. If anything, it reminds me of OUAI St. Barts just with a hint of nuttiness. Has minimal sillage and lasts about 3 hours on me.

To me, this perfume is not bad, but it's just smell like a summer shower gel from the 90's (at least, what we used to have in Europe) it's childish, nothing incredible, if you want to smell good like freshly showered like you used to when you were a kiddo during summer then go for it, it's perfect.