This is not the official Bujairami website. It is run by FragranceGems, an EU retailer of Bujairami.
Extrait de Parfum · 100 ml
Bujairami Last Flame is an incense-and-fruit extrait de parfum that the brand tags for him and lists in 100 ml. Nine notes are given in two tiers: Hojari frankincense, black pepper, pineapple, peach and plum on top, patchouli, sandalwood, guaiacwood and leather in the base.
Go to authorized sellerOpens the Bujairami page of FragranceGems.
Notes as the shop lists them in the product description.
The listing for Bujairami Last Flame has a top and a base and nothing between them, so this walk-through has two stops. The top holds five notes. Hojari frankincense is frankincense from Oman, where Hojari is the name for the most prized grade of the resin; its smell is lemony, piney and cool before it turns smoky. Black pepper is dry and sharp, a prickle more than a heat. Then come three fruits of very different weight. Pineapple is tangy and bright, peach soft and velvety, plum dark and jammy, close to dried fruit.
Resin, pepper and fruit in one tier is an unusual line-up. Incense tends to dry out whatever it touches, while the fruits pull towards sweetness, and the pepper sits between them. On paper that reads as stewed fruit seen through church smoke.
Four notes make up the base, all of them woods or close to it. Patchouli is earthy, damp and slightly chocolate-like. Sandalwood is creamy and smooth. Guaiacwood, from a South American tree, smells smoky and tarry with a rosy sweetness behind it, so it extends the frankincense downwards. Leather is an accord, not an extract, usually built from smoky and animalic materials. Nothing sweet is named below the fruit: no vanilla, no amber, no tonka. This guide sorts the scent under woody and oriental.
Think sweet and warm: Last Flame sits in the gourmand family.
Incense, pineapple and peach stand in front.
Closest within Bujairami, by notes: Bujairami Stand Down, which shares incense and pepper.
After that: Bujairami Confessions Absolu.
This is the guide's own wording of the family and notes, not a test.
Next to Maestro, Last Flame has sandalwood and patchouli in common and trades blackcurrant, rum, amaretto and bergamot for incense, pineapple, peach and plum. Last Flame is an extrait de parfum, Maestro an eau de parfum.
Common ground with Confessions Absolu: incense and pepper. Only in Last Flame: pineapple, peach, plum and coconut. Only in Confessions Absolu: bergamot, pine needle, iris and carrot seed. On the shop's strength scale Confessions Absolu is moderate, Last Flame strong.
The audience tag is for him. Bujairami Last Flame falls under woody and oriental in this guide, families worked out here from the notes and not taken from the brand. Its type is extrait de parfum. The list itself is unusual in shape: two tiers instead of three, with all five lighter notes in the top and four dark, woody ones in the base, and with one material, the frankincense, specified down to its origin.
Bujairami Boss Life shares patchouli and leather. Bujairami Boss Life Extreme has incense, pepper and patchouli in a far longer list. Bujairami Sacred Order has the leather, with rose and oud.
| Delivery to | Processing | Transit | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Netherlandsorders through fragrance-gems.nl | 1–2 | 2–4 | 3–6 |
| Other EU countriesorders through fragrance-gems.eu | 2–3 | 3–5 | 5–8 |
In business days. Shop estimates from its shipping policy, updated 19 September 2026; not guaranteed.
Top notes: incense, pineapple, peach, plum and black pepper. Heart notes: coconut milk, pine wood and heliotrope. Base notes: sandalwood, leather, guaiac wood and patchouli.
The shop lists it as Extrait de Parfum; the label photo does not show the type clearly.
The shop sells Last Flame as a 100 ml bottle (3.4 fl oz).
Not at our last check; it is sold as a full bottle only.
From FragranceGems, an authorized seller shipping to 25 EU countries, in an estimated 5–8 business days.
The shop lists it as unisex.
Frankincense is the dried resin of Boswellia trees. Hojari is the name used for the high-grade frankincense of southern Oman, pale in colour and known for a lemony, pine-like freshness under the smoke. Bujairami Last Flame lists it as its first top note.
Both lists have frankincense, patchouli, sandalwood and leather. Bujairami Blue Knights adds mandarin, blackcurrant and pink pepper on top and amber, oud and oak below. Last Flame has black pepper, pineapple, peach and plum, and guaiacwood in place of oud and oak.
One tap per question, no account. These are votes by visitors of this guide, not measurements. What is stored
Bujairami scents with notes in common, each with its own page.
Chosen by overlap in notes and scent family.
