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Extrait de Parfum · 100 ml
Bujairami Killer Oud is an extrait de parfum with oud named twice in a seven-note list: Assam oud in the heart beside patchouli, Indonesian oud in the base beside amber, and cardamom, black pepper and pink pepper on top.
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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.
Spice comes first in Bujairami Killer Oud, in three registers. Cardamom is cool, green and lemony. Black pepper is dry and biting, the smell of freshly cracked corns more than of heat. Pink pepper, which is a berry and no relation, is brighter and slightly fruity, with a rosy fizz. All three are sharp and none is sweet, so the top reads as a dry, peppery jolt.
Then the wood. Oud is the resin an aquilaria tree forms when it is infected, and its character shifts with where the tree grew. Oud from Assam in north-east India has a reputation among perfumers for being deep, leathery and animalic; Indonesian oud is usually described as earthier and drier. The brand lists one in the heart and one in the base, which at the very least tells us that oud is meant to run through the whole scent. Patchouli adds damp earth next to the first, and amber, a warm resinous accord, rounds off the second.
Listed for him and for her, Bujairami Killer Oud falls under oriental in this guide. That family is our own derivation from the notes, driven by the amber base and the spice on top; with two ouds and patchouli, a reader could argue for woody just as well. The concentration is extrait de parfum. Seven notes over three tiers make a compact list, and an unusual one, since a single material fills two of the seven lines.
The style of Killer Oud is oriental: warm and rich.
Oud, cardamom and pepper stand in front.
The nearest Bujairami scent by notes is Bujairami Boss Life, sharing oud.
After that: Bujairami Boss Life Extreme.
This is the guide's own wording of the family and notes, not a test.
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Three oud scents with the same stated house are in this guide. Bujairami Boss Life Extreme also lists cardamom, pepper, patchouli and amber, Bujairami Boss Life has oud, patchouli and amber, and Bujairami Sacred Order sets oud and amber under rose.
Picked by the notes they share.
Boss LifeOriental · spices, bergamotSpices, Bergamot, Lemon
Boss Life ExtremeOriental · incense, resins and balsamsSichuan Pepper, Incense, Elemi
Sacred OrderFloral · berries, saffronBerries, Saffron, RoseCarriers per country and what to check before ordering
Bujairami Boss Life has oud, patchouli and amber, the same three names that anchor Bujairami Killer Oud. Around them Boss Life is broader and softer: bergamot and lemon with unnamed spices on top, cedarwood and tobacco in the heart, leather in the base. Killer Oud narrows everything down to pepper, cardamom and a second oud.
With twenty-six entries, Bujairami Boss Life Extreme has by far the longest list of the three, and five of them meet Bujairami Killer Oud: cardamom, a pepper (Sichuan there), patchouli, amber and agarwood. The rest of it, incense, elemi, saffron, rose, opoponax, benzoin, labdanum, vanilla and more, has no counterpart in Killer Oud's seven notes.
Oud and amber sit in the base of both Bujairami Killer Oud and Bujairami Sacred Order, and both are extraits with the same stated house. Sacred Order builds upward with berries, saffron, rose and leather and sweetens the base with tonka bean. Killer Oud has no flower and no fruit; its upper half is pepper and cardamom.
Cardamom, black pepper, pink pepper, Assam oud, patchouli, Indonesian oud and amber.
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.
Assam is a state in north-east India and one of the historic sources of agarwood. Oud from there is traditionally described as rich, leathery and animalic. In Bujairami Killer Oud it is the heart note, listed next to patchouli; a second oud, Indonesian, sits in the base.
They are unrelated plants. Black pepper is the dried fruit of a tropical vine, dry, woody and biting. Pink pepper comes from the berries of a South American tree and smells brighter, rosy and a little fruity. Bujairami Killer Oud lists both on top, next to cardamom.
This guide files it under oriental, sorted from its notes.
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More Bujairami scents in this guide, by notes in common.
