New fragrance release
Description
Sol de Janeiro has released a limited-edition Cheirosa Perfume Mist created with Brazilian racing driver Aurelia Nobels. The fragrance takes the celebration following a race victory as its theme, bringing together tropical fruit, a Brazilian spirit accord, flowers, sugarcane, coconut, and woods. The 90 ml mist belongs to the Fruity Floral family. Its orange, yellow, red, and black presentation carries racing stripes that connect the bottle design with Nobels' sporting career.
- Brand
- Sol de Janeiro
- Fragrance
- Sol de Janeiro x Aurelia Nobels Cheirosa Perfume Mist
- Product type
- Perfume Mist
- Olfactory group
- Fruity Floral
- Edition
- Limited edition
- Format
- 90 ml
- Perfumer
- Not disclosed
Fragrance Notes
Top Notes
Passionfruit pulp, Brazilian cachaça accord
Heart Notes
Base Notes
Fresh coconut, vanilla, smooth driftwood
Tropical fruity, floral, sweet, lactonic, woody

Passionfruit and Brazilian Cachaça
Passionfruit pulp establishes the tropical fruit theme in the published note pyramid. In perfumery, this note commonly suggests juicy sweetness and tartness associated with the fruit's interior. The reference to pulp emphasizes that connection with fresh fruit and juice. Beside the cachaça accord, it introduces a fruit-and-spirit pairing with Brazilian cultural references.
Cachaça is a Brazilian distilled spirit made from fermented fresh sugarcane juice. Its presence in the accord name connects the fragrance with the sugarcane listed among the heart notes. Sol de Janeiro has not disclosed the materials used to construct this accord. The note name describes a scent reference and does not establish the use of the spirit itself in the perfume formula.
Red Poppy and Sugarcane
Red poppy supplies the floral reference in the Fruity Floral classification. In perfumery, poppy is interpreted through a constructed accord whose formula can vary. The flower's name therefore leaves room for the perfumer's interpretation. Here, its position in the heart connects the tropical fruit theme with the coconut, vanilla, and woods listed in the base.
Sugarcane continues the botanical reference introduced by cachaça. Its name suggests sweetness with a vegetal association. This gives the published pyramid a connection between the crop and the spirit made from its juice. The brand has not specified how the sugarcane effect was recreated.
Coconut, Vanilla, and Driftwood
Fresh coconut brings a tropical, milky association to the base description. Vanilla contributes a sweet aromatic reference beside it. Smooth driftwood adds a woody element to this part of the pyramid. These descriptions concern the roles generally associated with the listed notes; their proportions and individual intensity have not been published.
The coconut-and-vanilla pairing supports the creamy, sweet character suggested by the note list. Driftwood supplies an additional woody dimension. The published pyramid identifies the fragrance's main scent references. Performance, diffusion, and the balance perceived on skin require direct assessment of the finished product.
Aurelia Nobels and the Racing Theme
Aurelia Nobels is a Brazilian racing driver, and the collaboration draws on her involvement in motorsport. The product concept refers to the celebration following a race victory. Passionfruit, cachaça, sugarcane, and coconut bring Brazilian references into the fragrance description. Racing stripes carry the sporting theme into the bottle's visual presentation.
Sol de Janeiro x Aurelia Nobels Cheirosa Perfume Mist is presented as a limited edition in a 90 ml format. The brand classifies the composition as Fruity Floral. No perfumer credit appears in the published product information.




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