6 Sol De Janeiro Products That Give Me Juicy, Summer Vacation Skin (2025)

If you've spent any time on TikTok, you're likely familiar with Sol de Janeiro. The brand is famous for its Bum Bum Cream and fragrance mists, which often feature the warm notes associated with summer. Over the years, they've added several products and scents to the lineup that have become best-sellers, including a viral body butter and luxe hair oil—and naturally, I had to try them. Read on for my review of six of the top offerings from Sol de Janeiro.

Brazilian Crush Cheirosa 62 Perfume Mist

The Cheirosa 62 Perfume Mist comes in glossy packaging with a standard spray applicator, and from the first spritz, you get a warm, gourmand blend of pistachio, caramel, and vanilla. I typically avoid mists because they fade quickly and sometimes give me headaches, but this one surprised me: It lasted all day without any irritation. I applied it at 9:30 a.m., and by 8:00 p.m., I could still smell it on my clothes (but in a subtle, not overpowering way.)

I found that it paired well with unscented products, but even when I layered it with other fragrances, I didn't experience any clashing scents. As an extra test, I sprayed some on my workout clothes before a Barry's HIIT session and even after sweating it out, I could still catch hints of the scent. It's warm yet versatile enough to wear year-round. Overall, the long-lasting Cheirosa 62 Perfume Mist is a standout. (And with seven other Cheirosa perfume mists available, you're bound to find one that transports you to your dream summer escape.)

Bum Bum Body Firmeza Oil

With the same notes as Cheirosa 62, the Bum Bum Body Firmeza Oil smells sweet and instantly transports you to the tropics. Beyond the scent, this oil is designed to firm, tighten, and depuff the skin with ingredients including microalgae extract and Brazilian olive oil.

The texture is lightweight but not too runny. While it's not the most hydrating body oil I've used, it kept my skin moisturized for hours. Since it's meant to help firm the skin, I incorporated lymphatic drainage massage techniques when applying it. Doing this two to three times a week, I noticed reduced water retention and improved circulation in my abdomen.

Sol de Janeiro sells a massage tool, and after seeing the results, I'm seriously considering getting one. This oil works great on its own but paired with a massage routine, it turns into a full-on spa day at home.

Delícia Drench Body Butter

The Delícia Drench Body Butter feels as smooth as, well, butter. It has a thick, whipped texture that takes a few seconds to fully absorb but melts beautifully into the skin. Scent-wise, it features notes of plum, vanilla orchid, and sandalwood—still tropical, but softer and more subtle than Sol de Janerio's other scents, and the sandalwood gives it a cozy, fall-winter vibe. The scent is noticeable for the first few hours, then begins to fade. I also appreciated that it didn't irritate my sensitive skin.

In terms of hydration, my skin felt deeply moisturized, but I did need to use a generous amount to get the full effect. It's not greasy, but overapplying can make it feel a bit heavy. My advice is to build it up in layers. Delícia Drench is perfect for the colder months when my skin craves extra nourishment and, for me, is worth the splurge.

Beija Flor Elasti-Body Oil

A fun feature of the Beija Flor Elasti-Body Oil is its packaging—it comes with a pull-off cap but also includes a pump, so you can choose your preferred application method. The oil itself has a thick consistency, and, once applied, it doesn't feel heavy or sticky. It absorbs quickly, so I ended up using two full pumps for my whole body. After a few weeks of use, I noticed my skin felt more hydrated, less itchy, and visibly less dull—which is exactly what this oil claims to do.

Formulated to boost elasticity, nourish, and add suppleness, it left my skin looking luminous and glowy. The scent is a blend of pink dragonfruit, jasmine, and vanilla, and while it starts off strong, it gradually fades throughout the day. If you want to extend the scent, pair it with the Cheirosa 68 Beija Flor Perfume Mist (which I've already added to my cart).

Brazilian Glossy Nourishing Hair Oil

The Brazilian Glossy Nourishing Hair Oil comes in a glass-like bottle, giving it a luxurious feel, especially for the price point. It features a pump applicator, which makes dispensing the perfect amount easy.

I applied a few drops to my hands first and immediately noticed the thick texture, which was a bit heavier than other hair oils I've tried. Thankfully, it didn't weigh my hair down, which is important since I already have thick hair. A tip: Less is more with this product. It's better to build it up gradually rather than overdo it and risk greasy hair (we've all been there).

The shine it imparts is incredible and lasts all day. It's a versatile oil, great for heat protection, refreshing dry hair, and reducing frizz while air-drying. This one has earned a permanent spot in my routine.

Bum Bum Cream

The iconic Bum Bum Cream is a cult favorite for a reason. This firming body cream helps smooth and tighten the skin's appearance with the brand's signature scent, a blend of pistachio, salted caramel, and vanilla. The moment I apply it, I'm transported to a tropical beach (never mind that it's currently 32 degrees outside).

I did see a softened appearance of some stretch marks after three weeks, but the real magic is in the subtle glow it imparts, and how it makes my skin feel noticeably smoother. It isn't as hydrating as the Delícia Drench Body Butter but still provides a healthy dose of hydration.

Despite the name, you can use this cream all over your body. As someone with sensitive skin who loves a good vanilla scent, I find it lightweight and non-irritating. I could drench myself in this lotion—I already have two backup jars waiting in my cart for when I run out. Now, if you'll excuse me, I'll be over here smelling like a tropical getaway all year long.