What does Bujairami Lush Fig smell like?
Fig is the theme of Bujairami Lush Fig, and it appears in all three tiers. Fig leaf is the green part: sharp, sappy and a little bitter, like a crushed leaf. Fig itself is the fruit, which in perfumery is soft, milky and slightly sweet, with a seedy, green character. Putting the two together in the top gives a fresh opening that is more leaf than fruit.
The heart holds green notes and coconut. Green notes is a general label for the smell of cut leaves and stems, so it extends the leaf idea from the top. Coconut is creamy and a little sweet, and it is the note that makes fig smell milky, because the fig leaf has a natural coconut-like facet. Here they are placed side by side, which pushes the milky, creamy side of the fig forward.
Fig tree is the base entry that stands for the wood and bark of the tree itself, a dry, slightly sappy, woody note. Woody notes is another general label, and cedar is the one named wood: dry, pale and pencil-like. So the scent starts from the leaf, goes through green and cream, and finishes in wood. This guide files it as woody, which describes the base, though the fig and green notes dominate the early part of the list.
What kind of scent is Bujairami Lush Fig?
The style of Lush Fig is woody: dry and woody.
Fig, green notes and coconut lead its note list.
Closest within Bujairami, by notes: Bujairami Kokoma Paradise, which shares coconut.
Also near: Bujairami Sandy Shores.
This is the guide's own wording of the family and notes, not a test.
Who Lush Fig suits
Bujairami Lush Fig carries the brand's for-him-and-for-her tag, and no bottle size appears in the data this guide read. Woody is the one family this guide derives from the notes, a sorting of its own and not the brand's. It is an eau de parfum. The list is short and focused, seven notes, and three of them are fig in different forms.
Concentration and sizes
- Concentration in the brand's catalogue: eau de parfum.
- No size in the listing; the brand gives 100 ml as its standard bottle (bujairami.com.au).
- 10 ml samples: the samples page lists the scents in the shop's Sample Service. Samples and sizes
Where to buy Bujairami Lush Fig in Europe
FragranceGems is an authorized seller of Bujairami in the EU.
Its Bujairami collection shows what is available.
None of the guide's scents repeats the fig theme, so the matches are modest. Bujairami Kokoma Paradise shares coconut, in a short list with lime on top. Bujairami Sandy Shores shares cedar, with citrus fruits and spices around it, and Bujairami First Class also shares cedar, with saffron, jasmine and amber.
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Lush Fig and its closest neighbours
Coconut is the one note Bujairami Kokoma Paradise shares with Bujairami Lush Fig. Kokoma Paradise is spare: lime on top, nothing listed in the middle, coconut in the base. Lush Fig builds three tiers around fig, with green notes and cedar. Where Kokoma Paradise reads as a citrus and coconut pairing, Lush Fig reads as a leaf and wood one. Both are eau de parfum.
Cedar is the link between Bujairami Sandy Shores and Bujairami Lush Fig. Sandy Shores goes citrus fruits, then spices, then cedar, a three-note summary. Lush Fig has no citrus or spice in its list: its top is fig leaf and fig, its heart green notes and coconut. Both are eau de parfum.
Bujairami First Class and Bujairami Lush Fig share cedar and little else. First Class opens on saffron, has jasmine alongside the cedar in the heart, and finishes on amber, which makes it a warm, floral and resinous list. Lush Fig has no flower, no amber and no spice, and spends its entries on fig, green notes and coconut. First Class is an extrait.