Brazilian Crush Cheirosa 71 Perfume Mist is a light fragrance mist for women with notes of caramelized vanilla, toasted macadamia nut, and tonka bean. The fragrance is described as warm, cozy, and amber gourmand. The perfume mist is vegan and does not contain nuts. It can be sprayed on the body, hair, and clothes. The perfumer, Jerome Epinette, created the fragrance to be a "feel-good indulgence with a bit of celebration" and to have rich, edible notes.
Brazilian Crush Cheirosa 62 by Sol de Janeiro is another fragrance for women with notes of pistachio, almond, heliotrope, jasmine, caramel, vanilla, salt, and sandalwood. The fragrance is described as addictive and delicious. The perfume is dermatologist tested for skin irritation, allergies, and sensitization.
The Sol de Janeiro Brazilian Crush Body Fragrance Mist contains alcohol, deionized water, and fragrance. The alcohol in the mist is controversial as it can be drying and irritating to the skin. The fragrance in the mist is a generic term that can contain up to 200 components, making it difficult to know what is in it. Fragrance is also a common cause of contact allergy to cosmetics and can be irritating to sensitive skin.
Positive aspects of the Brazilian Crush perfumes include their warm and cozy scents, and the fact that they are vegan and dermatologist tested. Negative aspects include the use of alcohol and fragrance, which can be drying and irritating to the skin, and the fact that the specific ingredients in the fragrance are not disclosed.
