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Extrait de Parfum
Bujairami Iris Infinite is an extrait de parfum for which the brand publishes just four notes: iris, amber, patchouli and vetiver. The listing tags it for him and does not state a bottle 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.
Iris stands alone at the top of Bujairami Iris Infinite, which is unusual, because iris is normally a heart material. It is made from the rhizome of the plant, dried and aged for years before extraction, and it does not smell like a garden flower. The scent is cool, powdery and rooty, with hints of violet, raw carrot and something like suede or lipstick. A list that leads with it and puts it in the name leaves no doubt about the subject.
Amber, the only heart note, is an accord of resins such as labdanum with a vanilla-like sweetness; it supplies warmth under the cool iris. The base holds two earthy materials. Patchouli, from the dried leaf of a tropical plant, is dark, damp and slightly chocolate-like. Vetiver, a grass root, is drier, with a smoky, woody bitterness. Root, resin, leaf, root: there is no fruit, no citrus and no musk on this list, and that is why this guide sorts it as woody. With four names, the published pyramid is an outline, and anything else in the bottle is not something we can describe.
In plain words, Iris Infinite is dry and woody: a woody scent.
Its list leans on iris, amber and patchouli.
Within the Bujairami range, Bujairami Tigris comes closest, with amber in common.
Next: Bujairami Wild Side.
This is the guide's own wording of the family and notes, not a test.
Bujairami Iris Infinite carries the brand's tag for him. This guide derives one family from its notes, woody, on the strength of patchouli, vetiver and the rooty character of iris; the sorting is the guide's, not the brand's. The type is extrait de parfum. As note lists go it is minimal, one material per upper tier and two in the base. Readers who came for iris will find that note in the heart of Bujairami Ethereal, inside a much longer pyramid.
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For the amber, patchouli and vetiver part of the list, this guide lists three scents that name all three: Bujairami Tigris, an eau de parfum, and the extraits Bujairami Wild Side and Bujairami Gas. Each adds citrus and spices, and none of them lists iris.
Picked by the notes they share.
TigrisCitrus · citrus fruits, spicesCitrus Fruits, Spices, Vetiver
Wild SideCitrus · citrus fruits, spicesCitrus Fruits, Spices, Musk
GasCitrus · bergamot, citrus fruitsBergamot, Citrus Fruits, SpicesCarriers per country and what to check before ordering
Bujairami Tigris names six notes and shares three with Bujairami Iris Infinite: amber, patchouli and vetiver. It begins with citrus fruits and spices and puts musk next to the vetiver, all absent from Iris Infinite. What Tigris does not have is iris, the note this scent is named after. Tigris is an eau de parfum, Iris Infinite an extrait.
On paper Bujairami Wild Side offers that shared trio too, amber, patchouli and vetiver, in an extrait like Bujairami Iris Infinite. Its top is citrus fruits and spices and its heart pairs musk with vetiver, so it reads brighter and spicier at the start. Iris Infinite skips citrus and spice entirely and replaces that opening with a single powdery root note.
With Bujairami Gas, the common notes all sit in the base: amber, patchouli and vetiver, joined there by musk. Above them Gas lists bergamot, citrus fruits and spices. Bujairami Iris Infinite arranges things differently, moving amber up to the heart and placing iris on top, with no citrus or spice. The brand sells both as extraits.
Iris, amber, patchouli and vetiver.
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The brand lists it as an extrait de parfum.
The brand tags it for him.
The listing names no size. The brand's standard bottle is 100 ml.
Iris in perfume comes from the aged root of the plant, called orris. It smells powdery, cool and earthy, with a violet and carrot-like nuance, and has little in common with a sweet flower scent. Iris Infinite lists it as its only top note.
Its list points both ways. Iris is the powdery element; patchouli and vetiver are earthy and woody; amber adds warmth. This guide files it under woody because two of the four notes are classic woody base materials and iris itself is a root.
This guide files it under woody, sorted from its notes.
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More Bujairami scents in this guide, by notes in common.
