Bujairami by note
60 notes that appear in at least two Bujairami scents. Pick a note to see the scents that contain it.
- Amber (46)Amber in perfume is not a single raw material but a warm, resinous accord, usually built from labdanum, benzoin and vanilla.
- Ambergris (3)Ambergris is a salty, warm, skin-like note; in modern perfume it is recreated with aroma molecules.
- Amberwood (2)Amberwood is a modern woody-amber accord: dry, warm and radiant.
- Ambroxan (4)Ambroxan is an aroma molecule with a clean, woody, ambergris-like smell.
- Apple (5)Apple is a crisp, juicy fruit note.
- Apricot (2)Apricot is a soft, velvety fruit note.
- Basil (2)Basil is a green, aromatic herb note with a slight aniseed edge.
- Benzoin (2)Benzoin is a tree resin that smells sweet, warm and vanilla-like.
- Bergamot (31)Bergamot is a citrus fruit grown mainly in Calabria; its peel oil smells bright, slightly bitter and a little floral.
- Berries (10)Berries stands for a juicy, sweet-and-sour red fruit effect.
- Birch (3)Birch gives a dry, smoky wood note that is often used for a leather effect.
- Blackcurrant (5)Blackcurrant smells tart, green and fruity at the same time.
- Caramel (3)Caramel is a sweet, buttery, burnt-sugar note.
- Cardamom (4)Cardamom is a cool, aromatic spice with a hint of lemon.
- Cedar (14)Cedar is a dry, clean wood note, often compared to the smell of pencil shavings.
- Cinnamon (4)Cinnamon is a warm, sweet spice.
- Citrus fruits (16)Citrus fruits is a general term for the fresh, zesty smell of citrus peel when no single fruit is named.
- Cocoa (3)Cocoa is a dry, dark, slightly bitter chocolate note.
- Coconut (5)Coconut is a creamy, milky and slightly sweet note.
- Coriander (2)Coriander seed smells fresh, lemony and lightly spicy.
- Floral notes (4)Floral notes is a general term the shop uses where no single flower is named.
- Geranium (4)Geranium smells green and rosy with a minty edge.
- Ginger (6)Ginger is a fresh, lemony spice with a warm bite.
- Grapefruit (4)Grapefruit is a bitter, sparkling citrus note.
- Incense (8)Incense, also called frankincense or olibanum, is a tree resin that smells cool, smoky and slightly lemony.
- Iris (2)Iris, made from the dried root called orris, smells powdery, cool and slightly earthy.
- Jasmine (15)Jasmine is a white flower with a rich, sweet and slightly heady scent.
- Labdanum (2)Labdanum is a sticky resin from the rockrose shrub; it smells warm, leathery and ambery.
- Lavender (6)Lavender is an aromatic herb that smells clean, fresh and slightly sweet.
- Leather (8)Leather is an accord rather than an extract; it smells dry, smoky and slightly animalic, and softer when described as suede.
- Lemon (11)Lemon is the sharpest and most familiar of the citrus notes: sour, clean and short-lived.
- Lime (3)Lime is a sharp, green citrus note.
- Magnolia (2)Magnolia is a fresh, lemony white flower note.
- Mandarin (8)Mandarin is a soft, sweet citrus note, less sharp than lemon or grapefruit.
- Mango (2)Mango is a ripe, sweet tropical fruit note.
- Marine notes (4)Marine notes suggest sea air and salt water: fresh, cool and slightly salty.
- Mint (6)Mint gives a cool, green freshness.
- Musk (38)Musk today is a family of synthetic molecules that smell soft, clean and skin-like, and it helps the other notes last.
- Oakmoss (3)Oakmoss is a lichen that smells damp, earthy and forest-like.
- Orange (8)Orange is a sweet, juicy citrus note, rounder than lemon.
- Orange blossom (6)Orange blossom is the flower of the bitter orange tree; it smells sweet, honeyed and clean, and is called neroli when distilled.
- Oud (17)Oud, also called agarwood, is a dark resinous wood with a deep, smoky and slightly animalic smell.
- Patchouli (17)Patchouli is distilled from the leaves of a tropical plant and smells earthy, dark and slightly sweet.
- Pear (3)Pear is a soft, juicy and lightly sweet fruit note.
- Pepper (5)Pepper is a dry, sharp spice note that gives an opening some bite.
- Pineapple (5)Pineapple is a sweet, juicy tropical fruit note.
- Pink pepper (4)Pink pepper is a bright, rosy spice note; it is lighter and fruitier than black pepper.
- Powdery notes (4)Powdery notes smell soft and dry, like face powder or iris.
- Raspberry (3)Raspberry is a sweet, slightly tart red fruit note.
- Rose (16)Rose is one of the oldest perfume materials; depending on the variety it smells fresh and green or deep, sweet and jammy.
- Saffron (13)Saffron smells dry, leathery and slightly metallic, with a hint of honey.
- Sandalwood (14)Sandalwood is a creamy, milky wood note that is soft rather than sharp.
- Spices (24)Spices is a general term the shop uses where no single spice is named; it stands for a warm, dry, peppery effect.
- Tiare flower (2)Tiare is a Tahitian gardenia with a creamy, sunny, slightly coconut-like scent.
- Tobacco (6)Tobacco smells of dried leaves: sweet, warm and slightly honeyed.
- Tonka bean (13)Tonka bean smells of vanilla, almond and freshly cut hay, and adds a soft sweetness.
- Vanilla (28)Vanilla comes from the cured pods of an orchid and gives a sweet, creamy and rounded warmth.
- Vetiver (10)Vetiver is the root of a tropical grass; it smells dry, earthy and green, a little smoky.
- Violet (5)Violet smells soft, powdery and slightly sweet; violet leaf is the greener, more watery side of the plant.
- Woody notes (5)Woody notes is a general term the shop uses where no single wood is named.
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