This $13 Target Find Smells Like $78 Sol de Janeiro (Plus 3 More)

NatureWell's Cheeky is the dupe that TikTok won't stop talking about — and for good reason. This Target-exclusive body mist scored a 94 on community dupe scoring platforms, making it the highest-rated Cheirosa '62 alternative available.

Scent accuracy: The pistachio-caramel core is immediately recognizable as Cheirosa '62 territory. The warmth and nuttiness are present and well-proportioned. The vanilla base creates that same cozy, skin-scent effect that makes the original so comforting.

Performance: 3-5 hours as a body mist — which is comparable to Sol de Janeiro's own body mist format. You'll reapply once or twice throughout the day, same as the original. Layering with the matching NatureWell body cream extends wear time.

The trade-off: This is a body mist, not a perfume. The concentration is lighter, and the scent stays closer to skin. The dry-down is slightly simpler than Cheirosa '62, missing some of the sandalwood depth. But at $13 versus $38 for the same format, the value is exceptional.

Fine'ry is Target's prestige-adjacent fragrance line, and Pistachio Please targets the Cheirosa '62 profile with both a body mist and a full Eau de Parfum option — giving you a choice the other Target dupes don't offer.

Scent accuracy: The pistachio-almond opening is warm and inviting, close to the original's nutty character. The caramel-vanilla base provides that same cozy warmth. Fine'ry adds a slightly more polished musk note that makes this feel a touch more 'perfumey' than the Sol de Janeiro original.

Performance: The body mist gets 3-5 hours, comparable to NatureWell. The EDP version at $30 pushes to 5-7 hours with better projection — a genuine alternative if you want the scent to last without reapplying.

The trade-off: Slightly more musk-forward than Cheirosa '62, which gives it a cleaner edge. The original has more of a warm, beachy casualness; Fine'ry is a bit more composed. Whether that's a pro or con depends on your preference.

Trader Joe's entered the Sol de Janeiro dupe game with a three-piece body care set that's been described as the closest overall comparison — especially when you layer the products together.

Scent accuracy: The pistachio-vanilla-caramel core captures the essence of Cheirosa '62, with a slightly more coconut-forward character that gives it a beachier, more tropical feel. The warmth and nuttiness are present, though the balance tilts slightly sweeter than the original.

Performance: 2-4 hours per product, but the real trick is layering — body wash, cream, and mist together create a scent cocoon that extends wear time significantly. This is how Sol de Janeiro recommends using their own products, so the layering approach is authentic.

The trade-off: Individual product longevity is the shortest on this list. The scent is also simpler — the sandalwood and heliotrope complexity of the original is replaced by straightforward pistachio-vanilla sweetness. But for a complete three-piece set at $13, the overall experience is hard to beat.

Scentfull's Brazilian Dreams is available at Family Dollar for $3.50 — making it by far the cheapest Cheirosa '62 alternative on the market. At less than $4 for a full-size body mist, this is as close to free as fragrance gets.

Scent accuracy: The caramel-vanilla warmth is present and recognizable. The pistachio note is lighter than the original but still detectable. The overall impression is 'warm vanilla body mist with nutty undertones' — in the Cheirosa '62 family, but a more distant cousin.

Performance: 2-3 hours. Light projection that stays close to skin. This is a nice personal fragrance — something you'll catch on yourself — rather than something others will notice across a room.

The trade-off: At $3.50, accuracy is naturally going to take a hit. The complexity and richness of Cheirosa '62 is simplified to its most basic elements. But if you spray it liberally (which the price allows), you'll carry a warm, sweet cloud that evokes the same mood.