Fragrance · reviewed

Sol de Janeiro Cheirosa 62 Perfume Mist
vs Oakcha Kissed Glow Extrait de Parfum

An “inspired by” claim does not establish matching scent or wear. Compare the documented concentration and claimed notes below.

The buying question

How do the published concentration designation and claimed notes compare?

Not enough disclosed

Scent and longevity not compared.

Same on 0 of 2 features checked · Not disclosed: concentration, notes

Oakcha lists the mist's notes in the same tiers, worded slightly differently, but Sol de Janeiro doesn't give the mist an Eau de Toilette, Eau de Parfum or parfum label to compare with Oakcha's Extrait de Parfum.

Equivalent performance is not established.

How we reached this verdict ↗

Original

Sol de Janeiro

Sol de Janeiro Cheirosa 62 Perfume Mist — 240 mL

$39.00US price

$16.25 / 100 mL

Checked Oct 28, 2026, 4:46 PM EDT

Alternative

Oakcha

Oakcha Kissed Glow Extrait de Parfum — 50 mL

$30.95US price

$61.90 / 100 mL

Checked Oct 28, 2026, 4:46 PM EDT

Same, partial, different, unknown.

“Same” means a recorded feature matches, not equivalent performance.

Concentration designation

Unknown

Original: Not disclosed; Not disclosed
Alternative: Extrait / Parfum; Brand-stated

Sol de Janeiro calls this a "Perfume Mist" and doesn't label it Eau de Toilette, Eau de Parfum or parfum. Oakcha labels Kissed Glow an Extrait de Parfum and cites a "30% oil" formula.

Sources

Original: Source not provided; Check date not provided
Alternative: Oakcha product page ("50 mL Extrait de Parfum"); Checked Oct 28, 2026

Claimed fragrance notes

Unknown

Original: Pistachio
Almond
Heliotrope
Jasmine petals
Vanilla
Salted caramel
Sandalwood; Brand-stated
Alternative: Pistachio
Almond
Heliotrope
Jasmine
Caramel
Vanilla
Salt
Sandalwood; Brand-stated

Both list pistachio and almond on top, heliotrope and jasmine in the heart, and vanilla and sandalwood in the base. The wording differs in two places: Sol de Janeiro lists "jasmine petals" and "salted caramel", while Oakcha lists "jasmine" and separate "caramel" and "salt". Because the published names don't match exactly, we haven't marked the lists the same. Oakcha says Kissed Glow is inspired by "Sol de Janeiro Cheirosa '62" without naming the mist.

Sources

Original: Sol de Janeiro fragrance notes (top, mid and dry); Checked Oct 28, 2026
Alternative: Oakcha top, heart and base notes; Checked Oct 28, 2026

Claimed longevity

Unknown

Original: Not disclosed; Not disclosed
Alternative: "Crafted as a high-concentration Extrait de Parfum, Kissed Glow offers exceptional longevity."; Brand-stated

Sol de Janeiro makes no longevity claim for the mist; Oakcha's is general, with no hours.

Sources

Original: Source not provided; Check date not provided
Alternative: Oakcha product page; Checked Oct 28, 2026

Outside this verdict’s scope; included for context.

What we couldn’t check

Concentration designation. Sol de Janeiro sells this as a "Perfume Mist" and doesn't state an Eau de Toilette, Eau de Parfum or parfum designation or a fragrance-oil percentage.
Claimed fragrance notes. Sol de Janeiro lists "jasmine petals" and "salted caramel"; Oakcha lists "jasmine", "caramel" and "salt". The other five notes match by name, but the lists aren't identical as published.
Claimed longevity. Sol de Janeiro makes no longevity claim for the mist to compare.
Comparative performance. How each fragrance actually smells, projects and lasts on skin has not been compared; notes are what each brand claims.