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Eau de Parfum · 100 ml
Bujairami Dictator is an eau de parfum built from black pepper at the top, mango, lavender, patchouli and peony in the heart, and vanilla, amber, vetiver, teak wood and moss in the base. The brand lists one 100 ml size.
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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.
Black pepper opens the scent with a dry, slightly woody bite. Pepper in perfumery is less about heat than about a clean, sharp lift, and it prepares the ground for the heart. Mango is a soft, juicy fruit note that sits against the pepper, so the opening is spiced and fruity at once.
The heart brings lavender, which is herbal and slightly camphorous, together with patchouli, a dark earthy material that gives the floral parts a grounded edge. Peony adds a soft, powdery floral note that is easy to miss beside the lavender and patchouli.
The base is the driest part of the list. Vetiver is a root-derived material with a smoky, earthy character, moss gives a damp woodland note, and teak wood adds a dry woody line. Vanilla and amber soften that dryness with warmth and resin, so the base reads as wood wrapped in sweetness rather than as bare wood.
Dictator reads as a dry and woody scent, filed here under woody.
The notes that define it on paper: pepper, mango and lavender.
The nearest Bujairami scent by notes is Bujairami Extra Pulse, sharing pepper.
Next: Bujairami Rockland.
This is the guide's own wording of the family and notes, not a test.
For Bujairami Dictator the brand gives no for-him or for-her tag, so the audience is left open. This guide's own sorting puts it in the woody family, because its base is built from vetiver, moss, teak wood and amber. It is an eau de parfum in one 100 ml size, and its note list is long, with ten materials across three tiers, which makes it a layered rather than a simple composition.
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The closest scents of this guide to Dictator are Bujairami Extra Pulse, which shares black pepper, patchouli and vanilla and has a more floral heart, Bujairami Rockland, an extrait that shares black pepper, lavender and patchouli while adding rock rose and violet, and Bujairami Maui, which shares the same pepper, lavender and patchouli over incense and a tonka bean base. Read together, they show how one pepper and patchouli core can sit under very different hearts.
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Bujairami Extra Pulse also opens on black pepper, and both carry patchouli, vanilla and amber. Dictator adds mango, lavender and peony to the heart and vetiver, moss and teak wood to the base, which gives it more green and earthy depth. Extra Pulse has the shorter list, so its profile is the simpler one to read.
Bujairami Rockland is an extrait de parfum with a top of bergamot and neroli with black pepper. It shares black pepper, lavender and patchouli with this scent. Dictator is built around mango and peony in the heart and a moss and teak wood base, where Rockland goes to dark cocoa and violet, so the two differ mostly in their sweet and fruity parts.
Bujairami Maui shares black pepper, lavender and patchouli with this scent, and opens on cardamom as well. Its heart is incense and patchouli, which leaves out the mango and peony found here, and its base is vanilla pod and tonka bean, with no vetiver or teak wood. Where Dictator is a wood-led list, Maui leans on incense and a sweet base.
Black pepper, mango, lavender, patchouli, peony, vanilla, amber, vetiver, teak wood and moss.
FragranceGems is an authorized seller of Bujairami in the EU; its Bujairami collection shows what is available.
The brand lists it as an eau de parfum.
The brand lists 100 ml.
Vetiver is a grass whose roots are distilled for an earthy, smoky and slightly green woody oil. In perfumery it tends to add dryness and a sense of damp soil, which is why it sits in the base here, under the vanilla and amber. In this list the dry, earthy side comes through late.
It leans woody, with a sweet edge. This guide files it under woody because the base holds vetiver, moss, teak wood and amber, while vanilla and mango give the sweetness. The pepper at the top keeps the opening sharp, so it is not a dessert-like scent from the first moment.
This guide files it under woody, sorted from its notes.
The brand's own product list dates the listing from February 2026.
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More Bujairami scents in this guide, by notes in common.
