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Cheirosa ’62 by Sol de Janeiro

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Cheirosa '62 by Sol de Janeiro is a women's fragrance from the olfactory family. The top notes are pistachio and almond; the heart notes are heliotrope and jasmine; the base notes are caramel, vanilla, salt and sandalwood.

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  • Winter 13%
  • Spring 19%
  • Summer 47%
  • Autumn 21%
  • Day 78%
  • Night 22%

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11,036 votes

  • Positive 82%
  • Negative 7.8%
  • Neutral 11%
positive reviews 11 k community votes
LongevityModerate SillageModerate Best momentSummer CharacterFeminine

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Leading answer Summer

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About Cheirosa ’62

Main accord vanilla Gender Women

Cheirosa ’62 by Sol de Janeiro is a women’s fragrance from the olfactory family. The top notes are pistachio and almond; the heart notes are heliotrope and jasmine; the base notes are caramel, vanilla, salt and sandalwood.

Fruits, vegetables and nuts Flowers White flowers Sweet and gourmand Spices Woods and mosses

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Longevity

Leading answer Moderate

6,715 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

6,280 votes

Character

Leading answer Traditionally feminine

6,393 votes

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6,347 votes

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  1. I first met this in 2023 thanks to a colleague; with her caramel skin and energy, it suits her perfectly. I also love it for summer days in the city or by the coast, ideal for an evening out or as a post-gym splash. I own the cream and even a dupe of Flor de Mayo that smells identical. It’s sweet, warm, and seductive, perfect for open spaces or festivals. Definitely made to attract attention 😏. It lasts until the next day after dancing until exhaustion; clothes get permanently impregnated with it. I don’t wear it indoors or in winter because it gives me a headache and is overwhelming; it’s a scent that needs heat and sun. With it, I feel cheerful and ready for new adventures. I wore it to work and made a mistake; it suits her fabulously, it’s just a matter of taste. I also have the light pink splash and Cheirosa 68, which are more my style.

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  2. Postrecito_Vs

    I read the reviews and thought it was a failure, but upon trying it, it disappointed me. It’s not something to buy blindly; you must test it on your skin. I had high expectations that weren’t met.

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  3. I’m sorry, I just can’t stand it. It’s incredibly hyped by influencers, but to me, it smells like artificial air freshener. It’s extremely expensive for what it is; any supermarket body mist gives it a thousand to one.

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  4. Call me crazy, but I think this is the worst of all the Sol de Janeiro scents. It doesn’t attract me (it doesn’t smell bad), but I feel like smelling sunflower oil with caramel. It smells like cheap perfume. I’m sorry to say this, because I love the brand and this is their most popular fragrance 😟. There are better options. Definitely not unpleasant, but not for me. If I buy it some day, it will only be to complete the collection; perhaps with daily use I’ll like it more. For now, my rating is 5.5/10 😅.

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  5. Michiburrito

    One of my favourite Sol de Janeiro scents. Upon spraying, I smell warm, cosy pistachio; as it dries, the vanilla and caramel take centre stage. It’s one of the few that doesn’t smell like alcohol at first and lasts incredibly long. In autumn 2024, I stored clothes with it, and when I opened them in autumn 2025, they still smelled faintly of it. I will definitely keep buying it for autumn, not summer as others say. 💗💗

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  6. KatieeGrimes

    It’s my favourite body mist. At first, it smells like cheap body spray or Victoria’s Secret, but the dry-down is delicious. I barely smell the pistachio or caramel (better for me); the dry-down is a rich, powdery vanilla, nothing childish, and lasts on clothes until washed. It’s like the smell of home.

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  7. Puff, perhaps I hate caramelised gourmands. I prefer sweet, floral, and fruity scents. I found it cloying due to the caramel, but it’s a mature, serious caramel, something for a strong-woman who is sweet. It’s not unpleasant, but it’s a strong, hard, and aggressive scent for a nose like mine, which loves coconut, red fruits, marshmallows, and cotton candy 🫰.

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  8. Delicious and warm. A super gourmand caramel but not childish; honestly, I was surprised. I love it and would repurchase. It doesn’t seem summery despite being a body splash, how rich! When you step out, the pistachio is noticeable, then the toasted caramel takes over. Lasts 4 hours, perhaps reaching 6; I should test it more. I want the others!!

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  9. One of the best body mists I’ve tried. Sweet but not cloying. The notes that stand out most are the pistachio and sea salt caramel; the combination is perfect for summer, although it can be worn all year. I recommend it 100%. I’m already halfway through my first bottle and will buy another; it’s my daily fragrance and worth the price.

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  10. cursedhazakura

    Girls, this smells of pistachio, fresh with a hint of caramel. The dry down is spectacular, very clean. The first time I wore it, after a few hours I couldn’t stop smelling myself and thought… how good this smells in here… but then I realised it was me.

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  11. This has been a staple in my bag: good scent, decent-sized bottle, lightweight, a cap that closes well, and an original scent that is always liked. It’s a summer scent spectacle, but wearable all year. Fabulous longevity for a body mist, and that’s why it should be cheaper. I recommend it without doubt.

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  12. It’s very pricey for what it is: a very sweet pistachio and caramel scent, but it doesn’t last at all. The opening didn’t suit me much; it dries down better.

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  13. Gabyolaciregui1

    I absolutely love the scent! The pistachio note combined with the salty caramel base is fascinating. It’s a pity it doesn’t last very long, but I mainly wear it in summer at the beach or in paradise-like places. It blends well with sweat and doesn’t change. It’s super delicious.

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  14. To me, it smells more of hazelnut with caramel than almond. It’s a fragrance almost everyone likes, but it doesn’t last. In summer, I used to carry the little bottle in my bag to reapply throughout the day, and my friends loved it too. I won’t repurchase because ultimately it’s just expensive water, but I enjoyed it while I had it.

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  15. Delicious 😋 Smells of caramel; it doesn’t last long, but by the end of the day it works well. It’s a body mist, though a bit pricey for what it is. 😕 I use it for layering, just like all my body mists.

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  16. I’m definitely buying this because I love having a fragrance that smells like a summer choni. I have no idea what the current winter choni scent is; the one from the early 2000s smelled like Halloween.

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  17. It smells lovely, though it’s far too expensive to be merely a mist. As expected, the longevity is poor.

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  18. It smells excessively like dulce de leche or cajeta. It’s quite overpowering.

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  19. It’s not bad, though some days it feels too sweet. The longevity is very short.

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  20. Perfumadict

    The moment you apply it, straight to almonds: nothing else. It’s absolutely delicious and addictive, though it’s not really my style. A simple, linear scent with no pretensions.

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  21. It’s not to my taste; it smells of overly strong, cloying candied food. Yet somehow it doesn’t feel truly sweet because it also has a salty note. Of all the scents I’ve tried, this is the worst. I can’t understand how it became so famous, but I definitely wouldn’t wear it myself due to how intense and cloying it is.

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  22. In order: vanilla, caramel, pistachio, and almond. I want to eat it, haha, very tasty. It’s true that it’s a well-known fragrance on the street, but you can’t deny it’s very delicious and I enjoy using it every day. I admit the price is high for what it is.

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  23. Thaiss🌷

    I love it. I’ve smelled the cream and they’re almost identical; to me, it smells of salted caramel, a touch of sunny coconut (which is odd that it’s not there), almond, and pistachio. It smells like the sweetest sunscreen in the world, it smells like summer. It’s 100% beachy and I adore it.

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  24. Amidst the body mists, Sol de Janeiro 62 does well in longevity and is an easy scent to wear. It doesn’t seek complications: basically pistachio and salted caramel, which become more noticeable over time. For a rich summer scent, it’s perfect. I haven’t tried the creams, but I imagine they last longer on skin. As a mist, it’s good and affordable; far from being vulgar, it’s a tasty and fun scent for the heat. For me, 8/10.

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  25. Although it’s expensive for what it offers, since I’ve had it I can’t stop smelling it every day; I always want to wear it. I’m really keen to find fragrances with similar notes and try combinations. I adore its pistachio scent, and although the almond is less noticeable, I can still detect it. I’m completely in love.

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  26. Maratenea

    Pistachio with a touch of vanilla and a very subtle jasmine; I don’t notice the rest. It’s sweet but not cloying, very soft. I love pistachio in perfumes, but I won’t buy it again: the longevity is minimal, it has no sillage or projection. Cheirosa 71 has more presence and lasts longer. Very expensive for what it offers.

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  27. Carolin22

    The blend of notes doesn’t smell bad, but it feels synthetic. There are better fragrances for that price, and besides, the scent doesn’t last long.

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  28. bareynille

    I smelled it in Sephora and it smells very sweet, too much caramelised; in my opinion, the vanilla isn’t very noticeable. If you’re looking for something less expensive, try VS’s Pistachio Crème: it’s less caramelised and smells more like pistachio and vanilla ice cream.

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  29. Miireyaps

    Total hype and nothing of what they promise. I bought the travel kit version and, out of all the Sol de Janeiro scents I’ve tried, this is the one I liked the least. It doesn’t last, doesn’t project… I don’t understand why it’s recommended so highly as something unique. Give it a try yourselves, but start with the smallest size.

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  30. It smells like Moonlight Whisper by Zara, just a bit sweeter. All the Sol de Janeiro scents smell good, but they’re dispensable and overused.

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