With great pride, we occupy second place in the fierce global perfumery market. Discover Brazilian perfumes inspired by imported ones.
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Increasingly, national perfumes have stood out
It is very common to value imported perfumes at the expense of national perfumes.
If you think that Brazil does not produce perfumes and other quality cosmetics, you can be sure that this is a mistake.
Brazil has the richest flora on the planet, making up around 15% of the world’s fauna.
In Brazil, it is possible to produce the most exotic perfumes and aromas, which no other place in the world is capable of producing.
Still, there are many Brazilian perfumes inspired by imported ones, which have similar quality and, in some cases, even superior.
Check out a list of 4 of these perfumes below:
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See Brazilian perfumes inspired by imported ones
1 – Start Extreme Water
It is a perfume from Lacqua Di Fiori.
The company, despite its name, is Brazilian.
The perfume was inspired by Light Blue from Dolce & Gabbana, an Italian company.
The price range for both perfumes is similar.
Both perfumes are floral and feminine.
They have fruity and mainly citrus aromas.
You find apple, jasmine, rose and cedar to soften the smell, combining with a woody aroma, found in both perfumes.
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2 – Portinari
Portinari, from Boticário is among the Brazilian perfumes inspired by imported ones and, in this case, it was inspired by Black Everlast, from Bvlgari.
Both are men’s perfumes, with a younger target audience.
The price range for Black Everlast is a little lower than that of Portinari.
Although the aroma of the two is very similar, there are some differences in the compositions.
Portinari is composed of amber, bergamot, clove, lavender, among others.
Black Everlast is composed of sandalwood, citrus fruits, violet leaves and other products that differentiate it from Portinari. Both are woody.
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3 – Quasar
Quasar is also from Boticário, inspired by the Cool Water perfume, by Davidoff.
Both are men’s perfumes, and they even have a very similar design.
The aroma is used in many hygiene products.
But, of course, they cannot reach the subtlety of perfume aromas.
The compositions of perfumes are different, even if the aromas are similar.
Quasar is citrusy, woody, with lemon, bergamot and tangerine in the composition.
Cool Water is aromatic and marine, composed of mint, lavender, jasmine, musk, among other items.
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4 – Carpe Diem Woman
Carpe Diem Woman, from Boticário, is also one of the Brazilian perfumes inspired by imports.
It was based on Tommy Hifilger’s Tommy Girl.
They are feminine perfumes, with Carpe Diem’s price range being a little lower than Tommy Girl’s.
Both are citrus perfumes, with very similar aromas.
The composition of Carpe Diem involves lemon, tangerine, ginger, and is a green floral perfume.
The composition of Tommy girl is fruity floral, involving currants, camellia and lilies in the composition.
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Brazilian perfumes are of quality
Even though the Brazilian perfumes inspired by imports listed above have similar aromas, note that the compositions are different.
Brazil is a powerful producer of raw materials for cosmetics, especially when it comes to floral or fruit products.
The national perfume trade is growing and Brazilian companies are gaining more and more space inside and outside the nation.
Don’t think that Brazilian perfumes are not recognized around the world.
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