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Eau de Parfum · 100 ml
Bujairami Last Call is an eau de parfum for him and for her, listed at 100 ml. Its eight named notes run from nutmeg and milk at the top, through iris, rose and cashmeran, to sandalwood, vanilla and musk.
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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.
Nutmeg is warm and faintly peppery with a sweet edge, and milk brings a rounded, dairy softness that tempers the spice. The opening therefore rests on a dairy material rather than on fruit or citrus, which gives it a gentle start.
Iris and rose form the centre. Iris is powdery and cool, rose is soft and slightly green, and cashmeran adds a smooth, woody-musky warmth from a synthetic material that perfumers use for a velvety feel. Between them they make the middle more plush than sharp.
The base is a familiar trio. Sandalwood is creamy and woody, vanilla adds a sweet, balsamic roundness, and musk gives a clean, soft finish. Because the base lists only three materials, they carry most of the weight of the composition.
Last Call reads as a sweet and warm scent, filed here under gourmand.
Its list leans on spices, milk and iris.
Closest within Bujairami, by notes: Bujairami Porcelain Dream, which shares iris and rose.
Also near: Bujairami Too Damn Clean.
This is the guide's own wording of the family and notes, not a test.
Tagged for him and for her, this one is open to either reader on the brand's own tag. This guide's own sorting places it in the gourmand, floral and woody families: gourmand because of the milk and vanilla, floral because of iris and rose, and woody because of sandalwood and cashmeran. It is an eau de parfum at 100 ml, with a three-tier list of eight notes.
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Of the scents in this guide, Bujairami Porcelain Dream is an eau de parfum that shares iris, rose and sandalwood with this one, and differs in its violet leaf top and cedar base. Bujairami Too Damn Clean meets it on rose, sandalwood and musk, but it is an extrait de parfum with a spice top. Bujairami Executor, also an extrait de parfum, shares sandalwood, vanilla and musk and adds pear and bergamot at the top.
Picked by the notes they share.
Too Damn CleanFloral · spices, roseSpices, Rose, Musk
BestsellerExecutorFloral · pear, bergamotPear, Bergamot, Orange BlossomCarriers per country and what to check before ordering
Bujairami Porcelain Dream sits closest in the heart and base. Both carry iris and rose in the middle, and both finish on sandalwood and musk. Last Call adds milk and nutmeg at the top, where Porcelain Dream opens on violet leaf, and it ends on vanilla where Porcelain Dream ends on cedar.
Bujairami Too Damn Clean is an extrait de parfum, which is the first difference from Last Call. It opens on spices with no milk or nutmeg, and its heart is rose alone, against Last Call's iris, rose and cashmeran. The base is musk and sandalwood, a leaner take on the base here, with no vanilla.
Bujairami Executor is also an extrait de parfum, and its base shares sandalwood, vanilla and musk with Last Call. Its top is pear and bergamot rather than milk and nutmeg, and its heart is orange blossom and Arabian jasmine instead of iris and rose. Executor builds its base on amberwood and Ambrofix as well, while Last Call uses cashmeran in the heart.
Nutmeg, milk, iris, rose, cashmeran, sandalwood, vanilla and musk.
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 tags it for him and for her.
The brand lists 100 ml.
It is one in this guide's sorting, and for a clear reason: milk, vanilla and nutmeg give it a dessert-like edge, while iris, rose and sandalwood stop it from reading as sugary. Whether it reads as gourmand to a given reader is a matter of taste, and this guide has not smelled it.
Cashmeran is a synthetic woody-musky material. Perfumers use it to add a soft, warm, slightly powdery wood effect without relying on natural woods, and it turns up in many modern compositions. In Bujairami Last Call it sits in the heart, between the iris and the rose.
This guide files it under gourmand, floral and woody, sorted from its notes.
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