Bujairami Drip or Drip No. 7?

Bujairami Drip and Bujairami Drip No. 7 are easy to mix up in a search result. They are two separate perfumes: different notes and different bottles. This page puts them side by side so that you order the one you meant.

Drip is the simple one. Its listing gives three citrus top notes, mandarin, orange and bergamot, and stops there; the shop rates it light and the label reads extrait de parfum. Drip No. 7 has a full pyramid: citrus fruits, marine notes and berries on top, spices and cedar in the heart, amber and musk in the base. The shop rates it moderate and sells it as an eau de parfum.

The bottles differ as much as the notes. Drip comes in the square cut-glass bottle with a dark blue label and a blue cap. Drip No. 7 comes in a gold and blue bottle with a cap shaped like a crown, and its label shows the emblem and the name but no type.

Pick Drip if you want plain citrus and the lightest option. Pick Drip No. 7 if a salty, fruity opening and a warm amber and musk finish sound better than citrus alone. If you want citrus with herbs, look at Bujairami Non Stop, which adds mint and basil; for citrus with coconut, at Bujairami Ibiza.

The notes compared

Drip and Drip No. 7 have no listed note in common.

Only in Drip: bergamot, mandarin and orange.

Only in Drip No. 7: amber, berries, cedar, citrus fruits, marine notes and musk.

Which one should you choose?

Drip is an Extrait de Parfum; Drip No. 7 is an Eau de Parfum.

The shop rates Drip as light and Drip No. 7 as moderate.

Both come as a 10 ml sample: the simplest way to compare them on skin.