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Extrait de Parfum · 100 ml
Bujairami 29 is an extrait de parfum built from fig, bay leaf, bergamot, cedar, vetiver, musk, tobacco, hay and black tea leaf extraction. The brand gives the notes in top, heart and base order, and the sections below take them in that order.
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Notes as the brand lists them in its own catalogue (read on 24 October 2026). This guide has not smelled or tested the scent.
Fig gives the opening a milky, green sweetness, while bay leaf adds a herbal, faintly camphorous edge that keeps the fruit from going soft. Bergamot, a bitter-fresh citrus peel, sits alongside them and adds lift.
Cedar brings a dry, pencil-like woodiness to the middle, and vetiver adds an earthy, slightly smoky root. Musk softens that layer and gives it a clean finish, so the heart reads as dry and wood-led.
Down at the bottom, tobacco leaf is sweet and dry, hay is grassy with a faint honeyed edge, and black tea leaf extraction adds a tannic, astringent dryness. The list cannot show how those three balance in practice, and this guide has not smelled the scent.
Think clean and airy: 29 sits in the fresh family.
The notes that define it on paper: fig, bay leaf and bergamot.
Closest within Bujairami, by notes: Bujairami 26, which shares fig, cedar and vetiver.
Next: Bujairami 22.
This is the guide's own wording of the family and notes, not a test.
Bujairami lists 29 for him and for her, as a 100 ml extrait de parfum. This guide sorts it into the fresh and woody families, which is its own reading of the notes and not a family the brand names. The three-tier list puts the citrus and fig in the top, the cedar and musk in the heart, and the tobacco and tea at the base.
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Nearest in this guide by note list: Bujairami 26, Bujairami 22 and Bujairami 25. Bujairami 26 overlaps on fig, cedar and vetiver. Bujairami 22 carries bergamot, cedar and musk across. Bujairami 25 keeps only cedar and musk in common, so it sits furthest of the three. The pairings come from the notes alone. Each of the three is an eau de parfum, while this scent is an extrait.
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Against Bujairami 26, the overlap is fig, cedar and vetiver. 29 is the drier of the two: where 26 has matcha tea and bitter orange, 29 offers bay leaf, tobacco, hay and black tea instead.
Bujairami 22 carries bergamot, cedar and musk across to this scent. Its list adds amber and grapefruit, while 29 brings bay leaf, vetiver, tobacco, hay and black tea, so the bases differ most of all on paper.
Cedar and musk are the only materials shared with Bujairami 25. That scent builds on tonka bean, orange blossom, styrax and vanilla, a sweet and powdery path, whereas 29 moves into tobacco and hay, a dry one.
Fig, bay leaf, bergamot, cedar, vetiver, musk, tobacco, hay and black tea leaf extraction.
FragranceGems is an authorized seller of Bujairami in the EU; its Bujairami collection shows what is available.
The brand lists it as an extrait de parfum.
The brand tags it for him and for her.
The brand lists 100 ml.
Going by the notes, 29 leans dry. Tobacco, hay and black tea sit in the base, and cedar and vetiver carry the heart. The sweetest material on the list is probably the fig at the start, and nothing sugary or gourmand appears anywhere in the notes.
An extract made from black tea leaves, used in perfumery for a dry, slightly bitter, astringent character rather than a sweet tea flavour. The notes list it only in the base, so it adds one dry element beside the tobacco and hay.
This guide files it under fresh and woody, sorted from its notes.
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More Bujairami scents in this guide, by notes in common.
