Looking at their scent profiles, Baccarat blends jasmine, saffron and cedar, while Cheirosa 68 has notes of Brazilian jasmine, pink dragonfruit and musk – not dissimilar, but also not identical. You only need to scroll through the app to see the comparisons between the mist and the perfume. Molly-Mae loves this perfume, so therefore TikTok immediately went on a mission to find a version that doesn't cost over £200. Verdict: Sol de Janeiro's 68 scent went viral on TikTok immediately after it launched thanks to it having a 'similar smell to celebrity-loved luxury scent Baccarat Rouge 540. Smells like: Maison Francis Kurkdjian Baccarat Rouge 540, £235 Brazilian Crush Cheirosa 68 Perfume Mist, £22 hereīrazilian Crush Cheirosa 68 Perfume Mist (Image: Sol de Janeiro) I sometimes find it a little cloying when I wear it a few days in a row, but then I take a break for a day or two to reset. Personally, I love it because I'm a vanilla wearer. Because of the notes of vanilla, it could be compared to Kayali's vanilla perfume, which combines similarly sweet hits of vanilla, brown sugar and Brazilian tonka. Packed with sweet and nutty notes of pistachio, vanilla and salted caramel, it's perfect for those looking to tap into the 'vanilla girl aesthetic'. I'd definitely say the 62 smell is unique to the brand, and, in fact, the internet is now packed with dupes for this scent, despite it being affordable at under £20.

Because it's a hero scent blend, it doesn't really have a 'dupe' like some of the other mists do. Verdict: This is Sol de Janeiro's 'signature' mist which has the same scent as the brand's Bum Bum Cream. I know, it's a hard job but someone had to do it! After Hours Limited Edition Perfume Mist, £22 hereīrazilian Crush Cheirosa 62 Perfume Mist (Image: Sol de Janeiro) So, if you're keen to ditch your fancy fragrance for a mist, I've done the hard work of testing out the top Sol de Janeiro body sprays to give you a proper review of each. The Brazilian brand owns the body mist market with its range of designer-inspired smells, which have been compared to scents from YSL, Maison Francis Kurkdjian and Kayali. This is where Sol de Janeiro enters the chat. The cost of living crisis also means that those who previously wore expensive designer perfumes are looking for ways to get the long-lasting luxury smell for less. If, like me, you were a teen growing up in the early noughties, you'll have vivid memories of pungent mists like So.? and Impulse – no hate, but they do take me back to the school locker room – however, I've been reliably informed by social media that sprays these days are much more sophisticated. I'm a perfume girl, so it's taken me a little while to get on board with the body spray hype.

Laura mercier vanilla perfume