What does Bujairami Crownwood smell like?
Peppermint is cool, sharp and mentholated, so it gives the opening a clean chill. Bergamot and lemon follow with their bitter-fresh and sour citrus, and together the three read as a crisp, almost cold top. Mint-type notes are less common than citrus at the top of a perfume, and that gives this opening a cooler edge.
The heart begins with sea notes, a marine accord that the brand does not break down, so this page can only say it reads as clean and watery. Lavender is herbal and aromatic, and white flowers with jasmine add a soft, rich floral body.
The base is spice and wood. Nutmeg is warm and slightly sweet, cardamom brings its green, camphor-like spice, cedar is dry and woody, and patchouli is earthy and deep. Put together, the base turns the cool top into something drier and warmer. The list does not say which part of the scent leads.
Bujairami Crownwood: style and character
Crownwood reads as a clean and airy scent, filed here under fresh.
On paper it is built around mint, bergamot and lemon.
Within the Bujairami range, Bujairami Seafaring comes closest, with mint in common.
After that: Bujairami Money Talks.
This is the guide's own wording of the family and notes, not a test.
Is Crownwood for you?
The brand tags Crownwood for him and for her, so it sits in the unisex group. This guide files it under fresh, citrus and floral, a sorting taken from the notes that the brand does not make. It is an eau de parfum in 100 ml. The list is tiered into top, heart and base, and the mix of citrus and mint at the top is the first thing the notes show.
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 Crownwood in Europe
FragranceGems is an authorized seller of Bujairami in the EU.
Its Bujairami collection shows what is available.
The closest scents of this guide are Bujairami Seafaring, Bujairami Money Talks and Bujairami Sovereign. Seafaring shares mint, bergamot and lemon with Crownwood, and it also shares lavender and jasmine in the heart. Money Talks and Sovereign both share mint, bergamot and lemon at the top, and their hearts add ginger, jasmine and nutmeg, so jasmine and nutmeg are also in Crownwood. Their bases hold amber, sandalwood, cedar, leather and resins, and Crownwood has cedar but none of the amber or leather.
Bujairami scents with similar notes
Picked by the notes they share.
Carriers per country and what to check before ordering
How Crownwood compares with similar scents
Seafaring shares mint, bergamot and lemon at the top with Crownwood, and lavender and jasmine in the heart. Its top is wider, with pink pepper, orange and absinthe added, and its heart has clove and Bulgarian rose where Crownwood has sea notes and white flowers. Its base is vetiver, cedar and white musk, so cedar is the one base note the two lists share.
Money Talks shares mint, bergamot and lemon at the top with Crownwood, and jasmine and nutmeg further down. Its heart adds ginger, and its base is amber, sandalwood, cedar, leather and resins. Money Talks is spiced and resinous where Crownwood is fresh and floral, so the two differ most in the heart and base. Cedar is the only wood note they have in common.
Sovereign's list matches Money Talks almost entry for entry, so the comparison with Crownwood is the same for both. The shared points are mint, bergamot and lemon at the top, jasmine and nutmeg in the middle, and cedar in the base. Sovereign writes its cedar as cedarwood, while Crownwood names plain cedar, and its base adds sandalwood, leather and resins.
