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Extrait de Parfum

Bujairami Money Talks

Bujairami Money Talks is an extrait de parfum for which the brand's listing states no bottle size. Eleven notes are given: lemon, bergamot and mint to open, ginger, jasmine and nutmeg in the heart, then amber, sandalwood, cedar, leather and resins.

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Notes in Money Talks

Notes as the brand lists them in its own catalogue (read on 24 October 2026). This guide has not smelled or tested the scent.

What does Bujairami Money Talks smell like?

Cold is the first impression the list of Bujairami Money Talks gives. Lemon is the sharpest of the citrus fruits, bergamot the more rounded and floral, and mint adds the cooling, green bite of crushed leaves. Citrus with mint is a standard recipe for a brisk, clean top.

Ginger carries that freshness into the heart, since fresh ginger root smells lemony and peppery before it smells warm. Nutmeg is the warmer spice, woody and slightly sweet. Between them sits jasmine, the one flower on the list, which in a composition like this usually works as a quiet, luminous filler more than as a bouquet.

Five notes sit in the base, nearly half the pyramid. Amber is a warm resinous accord. Sandalwood is creamy, cedar dry and pencil-like. Leather adds a smoky, animalic shade. The last entry, resins, is a collective word for sticky, balsamic tree materials, and the listing does not say which ones. The direction is clear all the same: the scent moves from mint and lemon peel to wood, leather and balsam, which is how it comes to sit under fresh, citrus and oriental together in this guide.

What style is Bujairami Money Talks?

Money Talks is a oriental scent, warm and rich in character.

Lemon, bergamot and mint lead its note list.

Within the Bujairami range, Bujairami Boss Life comes closest, with lemon in common.

After that: Bujairami Mafia Boss.

This is the guide's own wording of the family and notes, not a test.

Who wears Money Talks

The listing marks Bujairami Money Talks for him. Three families come out of this guide's own sorting of the notes: fresh for the mint and ginger, citrus for lemon and bergamot, oriental for the amber, leather and resins. Extrait de parfum is the stated type; a bottle size is not stated. It is a complete three-tier pyramid, eleven notes long, with the base as the heaviest tier and one generic entry at the end.

Concentration and sizes

  • Concentration in the brand's catalogue: extrait 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 Money Talks in Europe

FragranceGems is an authorized seller of Bujairami in the EU.

Its Bujairami collection shows what is available.

From the other scents here, Bujairami Boss Life and Bujairami Mafia Boss share lemon, bergamot, amber, cedar and leather, and Bujairami Dirty Money shares jasmine, amber and leather in a four-note list.

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Money Talks and its closest neighbours

Bujairami Boss Life

Six of the note names of Bujairami Money Talks can be matched in Bujairami Boss Life: lemon, bergamot, amber, cedar, leather, and spices, which Money Talks spells out as ginger and nutmeg. Boss Life then turns darker with tobacco, oud and patchouli. Money Talks stays lighter, with mint, jasmine, sandalwood and resins in those places.

Bujairami Mafia Boss

Bujairami Mafia Boss opens the way Bujairami Money Talks does, on lemon and bergamot with spice, and it also has cedar, amber and leather. The split comes with tobacco, patchouli and agarwood, three dark notes that Money Talks does not list. In return Money Talks has mint on top, jasmine in the heart and sandalwood in the base.

Bujairami Dirty Money

Besides half a name, Bujairami Money Talks and Bujairami Dirty Money share jasmine, amber, leather and a spice element. Dirty Money stops there: spices, jasmine, leather and amber are its whole list. Money Talks wraps the same core in citrus and mint above and in sandalwood, cedar and resins below. Both are extraits.

Frequently asked questions about Bujairami Money Talks

What are the notes in Bujairami Money Talks?

Lemon, bergamot, mint, ginger, jasmine, nutmeg, amber, sandalwood, cedar, leather and resins.

Where can I buy Bujairami Money Talks in Europe?

FragranceGems is an authorized seller of Bujairami in the EU; its Bujairami collection shows what is available.

Is Bujairami Money Talks an eau de parfum or an extrait de parfum?

The brand lists it as an extrait de parfum.

Is Bujairami Money Talks for men or for women?

The brand tags it for him.

Which size does Bujairami Money Talks come in?

The listing names no size. The brand's standard bottle is 100 ml.

Is Bujairami Money Talks fresh?

The top half is. Lemon, bergamot and mint are three of the freshest materials in perfumery, and ginger keeps that going in the heart. The base is another matter: amber, sandalwood, cedar, leather and resins are warm and dry. So the list describes a fresh start on a warm foundation.

What is the difference between Bujairami Money Talks and Shu Helou?

Shu Helou is the longer list: it adds grapefruit, pink pepper, aldehydes, coriander, melon, incense, patchouli, amberwood and labdanum. Money Talks is the shorter list, eleven notes, with leather in the base.

Which scent family is Bujairami Money Talks in?

This guide files it under oriental, citrus and fresh, sorted from its notes.

More Bujairami scents that share these notes

More Bujairami scents in this guide, by notes in common.

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