What does Bujairami Australian Watermelon smell like?
Kiwi and watermelon open the scent with a green, juicy fruit. Kiwi is tart and slightly grassy, and watermelon is cool, watery and faintly sweet, so the opening reads as chilled fruit rather than ripe. Pink pepper adds a small dry prickle at the top, which keeps the fruit from sounding sugary.
The heart repeats watermelon, which here is rounder and softer. Cyclamen is a powdery, green-floral note, and jasmine is the white floral that carries the middle. Cyclamen is less familiar in perfumery than rose or jasmine, and it adds a fresh, slightly soapy floral quality.
The base is lemon tree, a clean, sharp citrus-wood note, watermelon musk, a soft aquatic musk, and sandalwood, which is creamy and warm. The fruit comes back in the musk, so the list ends where it began, with a cool, mild woody finish.
What style is Bujairami Australian Watermelon?
Judged by its notes alone, Australian Watermelon is a fresh and watery aquatic scent.
Melon, kiwi and pink pepper lead its note list.
Closest within Bujairami, by notes: Bujairami Vanished, which shares cyclamen, jasmine and musk.
Also near: Bujairami Blue Serenade.
This is the guide's own wording of the family and notes, not a test.
Who Australian Watermelon suits
Bujairami Australian Watermelon is for everyone, by the brand's tag. This guide sorts it under aquatic and floral, its own reading of the nine notes rather than a brand label. It is an eau de parfum, the lighter of the two concentrations, in one 100 ml size. Watermelon appears in both the top and the heart, and the water-like musk in the base is what pulls the reading toward aquatic.
Concentration and sizes
- Concentration in the brand's catalogue: eau de parfum.
- Size listed by the brand: 100 ml.
- 10 ml samples: the samples page lists the scents in the shop's Sample Service. Samples and sizes
Where to buy Bujairami Australian Watermelon in Europe
FragranceGems is an authorized seller of Bujairami in the EU.
Its Bujairami collection shows what is available.
For Bujairami Australian Watermelon, the nearest scents of this guide are Bujairami Vanished, which shares jasmine, cyclamen and musk, Bujairami Blue Serenade, which shares jasmine, lemon and musk with a bergamot and lavender top, and Bujairami Shooting Star, which shares jasmine, sandalwood and musk and is listed as one untiered set of notes.
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Picked by the notes they share.
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How Australian Watermelon compares with similar scents
Vanished opens on musk, jasmine and bergamot, with neroli, cyclamen and orange blossom in the heart. It shares cyclamen and jasmine with Bujairami Australian Watermelon, but its base is white musk, sandalwood and white wood, and it has no fruit anywhere in the list. Here the fruit runs from the top to the base, while Vanished is a floral list.
Blue Serenade opens on bergamot, lemon and lavender, then jasmine and rose, with sandalwood, patchouli and musk in the base. It shares jasmine and musk with Bujairami Australian Watermelon, and lemon, which appears there in the base as lemon tree. Where Australian Watermelon is fruit-led at the top, Blue Serenade is citrus and lavender, and its base is woodier.
Shooting Star is listed as one set of notes with no top, heart or base: jasmine, vanilla base notes, sandalwood and musk. It shares jasmine, sandalwood and musk with Bujairami Australian Watermelon. It has no kiwi, watermelon or pink pepper, so the fruit that opens this scent is absent, and the list is built on the white floral and the woody musk.
