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Extrait de Parfum
Bujairami Magnifica is an extrait de parfum with seventeen listed notes, among them peach, blood orange and heliotrope on top, rum, cognac, davana and jasmine in the heart, and a nine-note base of vanilla, tonka bean, resins and woods.
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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.
Fruit comes first in Bujairami Magnifica. Peach is a velvety, creamy fruit note, built in perfumery from lactones. Blood orange is the sweet-tart citrus with a slight berry tint. Cardamom adds a cool, green spice. Heliotrope is the surprise in the top tier: a flower that smells of almond and vanilla, powdery and soft, which already hints at the base.
Then the list turns to the drinks cabinet. Rum notes are sweet and molasses-like; cognac is fruitier and drier, with a suggestion of the cask. Davana is a herb from southern India whose oil smells of dried fruit and liqueur, so it fits between the two spirits as if it were a third. Jasmine is the one plain flower in the heart.
Nine notes fill the base, and they fall into three groups. The sweet ones are vanilla, tonka bean with its almond-and-hay character, and benzoin, a balsamic resin with a vanilla tone. The dark resins are styrax, leathery and slightly smoky, and labdanum, ambery and thick. The woods and earth are Indonesian patchouli leaf, creamy sandalwood, dry rooty vetiver and cashmeran, a synthetic with a soft, musky-woody smell. This is where the oriental, gourmand and woody labels on this page all come from.
In plain words, Magnifica is warm and rich: a oriental scent.
Its list leans on peach, orange and cardamom.
Within the Bujairami range, Bujairami Oud Money comes closest, with vanilla in common.
Next: Bujairami Smokilla.
This is the guide's own wording of the family and notes, not a test.
Seventeen notes make the pyramid of Bujairami Magnifica a very full one, and more than half of them are base notes. The brand tags it for him and for her and sells it as an extrait de parfum; the listing gives no size. The three families shown here, oriental, gourmand and woody, are assigned by this guide from the notes: resins first, then vanilla and tonka bean, then sandalwood, patchouli and vetiver.
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From this guide, Bujairami Oud Money shares four base notes, vanilla, tonka bean, sandalwood and vetiver. Bujairami Smokilla has the vanilla and tonka with tobacco and cocoa, and Bujairami Dirty Money shares just the jasmine, set against leather.
Picked by the notes they share.
Oud MoneyOriental · spices, oudSpices, Oud, Sandalwood
SmokillaGourmand · tobacco, spicesTobacco Leaf, Spices, Vanilla
Dirty MoneyOriental · spices, jasmineSpices, Jasmine, LeatherCarriers per country and what to check before ordering
Bujairami Magnifica and Bujairami Oud Money meet in the base, where both list vanilla, tonka bean, sandalwood and vetiver. Oud Money pairs them with oud and amber under unnamed spices, seven notes in total. Magnifica has no oud. It has ten more notes, and spends them on fruit, spirits and resins: peach, blood orange, rum, cognac, benzoin, styrax and labdanum.
Bujairami Smokilla is a tobacco list, with tobacco leaf and tobacco blossom, cocoa, dried fruits and woods. What it shares with Bujairami Magnifica is vanilla and tonka bean. Magnifica names no tobacco and no cocoa. Its fruit is fresh peach and blood orange, not dried, and its dark side comes from styrax, labdanum and patchouli leaf.
Jasmine alone links Bujairami Dirty Money to Bujairami Magnifica on paper. Dirty Money is a four-note extrait of spices, jasmine, leather and amber, dry and compact. Magnifica is its opposite in scale and in direction: seventeen notes, with fruit and spirits around the jasmine and a sweet, resinous base in place of leather. Of the three it stands furthest away.
Peach, blood orange, cardamom, heliotrope, rum, cognac, davana, jasmine, vanilla, Indonesian patchouli leaf, tonka bean, sandalwood, benzoin, cashmeran, styrax, labdanum and vetiver.
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 listing names no size. The brand's standard bottle is 100 ml.
Davana is an aromatic herb grown mainly in southern India. Its essential oil smells of dried fruit, something like apricot steeped in liqueur, with a herbal edge. Magnifica lists it in the heart between rum and cognac, where it supports the boozy theme.
Cashmeran is a synthetic aroma molecule, named for the soft feel of cashmere. Its smell is hard to place in one family: musky, woody, slightly spicy, with a hint of damp stone. Perfumers use it to give a base a soft texture. Bujairami Magnifica lists it among nine base notes.
Peach is the first note on the list, so it is part of the opening together with blood orange, cardamom and heliotrope. Thirteen of the seventeen notes are something else, though: spirits, a herb, jasmine, and a base of vanilla, resins and woods. The list describes a fruit-topped oriental more than a fruit scent.
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More Bujairami scents in this guide, by notes in common.
