Country of origin: Brazil
Brazilian Perfume Brands
Brazilian perfume buyers make Brazil one of the world's great fragrance markets, the second-largest, says ABIHPEC, the Brazilian cosmetics industry association, citing Euromonitor. Beauty, perfume included, reaches Brazilians through pharmacies, supermarkets, online shops, direct sales, franchises and beauty salons, ABIHPEC says. Among the Brazilian houses listed below are Granado, In The Box, Phebo and Maison Viegas.
20 houses 1,442 perfumes
The perfume market in Brazil
Rosewood oil comes mostly from Brazil. The tree behind it, pau-rosa, grows wild in Amapá, Amazonas and Pará, where heavy felling has made it endangered.
In figures
- 10% growth in Brazilian fragrance sales in 2025. ABIHPEC
Designer 3 houses
Niche & Independent 4 houses
Other kinds of house 13 houses
O Boticário
Mass market Brazil 390 perfumes
Natura
Mass market Brazil 326 perfumes
We Pink
Celebrity Brazil 141 perfumes
Jequiti
Mass market Brazil 64 perfumes
L’Occitane au Brésil
Mass market Brazil 53 perfumes
Eudora
Mass market Brazil 106 perfumes
Mahogany
Mass market Brazil 60 perfumes
Avatim
Mass market Brazil 33 perfumes
Ciclo Cosméticos
Mass market Brazil 19 perfumes
Giovanna Antonelli
Celebrity Brazil 3 perfumes
Racco
Mass market Brazil 1 perfume
Agustin Fernandez
Celebrity Brazil 2 perfumes
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Mass market Brazil 1 perfumePerfume from Brazil, in numbers
Of the 1,442 perfumes from Brazil with a verdict, 51% are Favourites, 29% Statements and 20% Acquired. Favourite, the most common, is our mark for a broadly appealing, versatile scent.
The notes that turn up most often across 1,442 perfumes from Brazil, with how many of them use each:
Of the 20 houses, 4 are niche or independent, 3 designer and 13 are other kinds of house, such as celebrity lines and retailers' own brands.
Launches run from the 1980s to the 2020s, and the 2020s were the busiest decade, with 779. We know the launch year of 97% of these perfumes, and count only decades with at least 10 launches.
The houses from here that readers look up most are O Boticário, Natura and Granado, and the most viewed perfumes are Crazy Feelings Eau de Parfum by O Boticário, Kriska Drama Eau de Parfum by Natura and Clash Eau de Parfum by O Boticário. That is our own page views, not sales.
Questions about perfume from Brazil
Which houses count as being from Brazil?
Those based there, as recorded on each brand page, whatever their tier: designer, niche and independent, Arabian or anything else. A house whose country we have not recorded appears on no country page, and a house is listed once it has at least one published perfume.
