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SHOPPERS have spotted an absolute bargain dupe for Sol De Janeiro's viral body sprays at Tesco.
Happy customers say the Skin Saints range of body mists 'smell amazing' - and even better, they cost just £4.75 each.
The Skin Saints 250ml bottles are a mega £20 cheaper than the real thing, so there's no reason not to stock up on one of every scent.
There are four gorgeous fragrances to collect: Golden Hour, Island Breeze, Sweet Haze or Summer Soleil.
Golden Hour features fresh ylang-ylang with sweet rose & jasmine notes.
Island Breeze features warm cedarwood with rich orange blossom notes.
Sweet Haze features sweet vanilla and fresh jasmine notes.
While Summer Soleil features caramel and pistachio notes, similar to Sol De Janeiro's hugely popular Cheirosa 62.
And not only do the body mists smell good, they do good too.
Each one is infused with Vitamin E and Hyaluronic acid, for an added skin-boost.
'They smell amazing!'
An eagle-eyed Facebook user spied the dupes at their local Tesco branch and shared a snap online.
They posted to Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK group, where 2.6 million users come together to share deals, offers and money-saving tips.
The user snapped a picture of the products on shelves, and captioned it: "Rio De Janeiro dupes, Tesco."
Group members were quick to hit the like button, and one person wrote: "The Blue body mist. Omg! They smell amazing!
"And so cheap!!! Will definitely be buying more!"
Viral sensation
Sol De Janeiro body mists have skyrocketed in popularity over the past few years.
The Brazilian brand is stocked in leading retailers like Boots, SpaceNK, LookFantastic and John Lewis.
But the sprays aren't cheap, so money-minded bargain hunters have been on the lookout for more affordable dupes.
Earlier this month, Aldi shoppers raced to their closest branch to grab their version of the trendy scent - saying it smells 'exactly the same'.
While Primark also dropped its own iteration of the body mists, along with adorable travel-sized versions for those upcoming holidays.
And in February, shoppers raced to Home Bargains to pick up their dupe of the widely-loved Sol De Janeiro body oil.
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