What does Bujairami Orange Woods smell like?
Cypress is a dry, resinous conifer material with a green edge, and it gives the heart its woody backbone. Basil is sweet, herbal and faintly peppery. Together they make a clear green heart with no citrus or fruit added to it.
Oakmoss is a mossy, earthy material taken from lichen, dry and slightly bitter, and it gives the base a damp, forest-floor character. sandalwood is the creamy, woody material of the base, softer and less sharp than cypress. Between them the base is mossy, dry and creamy in turn.
With four listed notes there is little else to follow. The pyramid is short, and the step from heart to base is the main thing to notice.
Bujairami Orange Woods: style and character
Think clean and airy: Orange Woods sits in the fresh family.
Cypress, basil and oakmoss stand in front.
The nearest Bujairami scent by notes is Bujairami Woolloomooloo, sharing cypress and oakmoss.
Next: Bujairami Old Money.
This is the guide's own wording of the family and notes, not a test.
Is Orange Woods for you?
The brand tags Bujairami Orange Woods as for him and lists it in 100 ml. This guide files it under fresh and woody, a sorting of its own made from the note list and not a label from the brand. It is an eau de parfum, and the list has four notes across the heart and base with nothing at the top. The notes do most of the describing here, because the page holds no other data on the scent.
Concentration and sizes
- Concentration in the brand's catalogue: eau de parfum.
- Size listed by the brand: 100 ml.
- 10 ml samples: the samples page lists the scents in the shop's Sample Service. Samples and sizes
Where to buy Bujairami Orange Woods in Europe
FragranceGems is an authorized seller of Bujairami in the EU.
Its Bujairami collection shows what is available.
Among the scents of this guide, the nearest by note list are Bujairami Woolloomooloo, Bujairami Catch Me At Sunset and Bujairami Old Money. Woolloomooloo shares cypress, oakmoss and sandalwood with Orange Woods, though it is an extrait with a bergamot and watermelon opening. Catch Me At Sunset shares the moss and sandalwood of the base, with a mango and cardamom top.
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How Orange Woods compares with similar scents
Set against Bujairami Woolloomooloo, the extrait starts with bergamot and watermelon, which Orange Woods has no counterpart of. Its heart is a single blue cypress, where Orange Woods pairs cypress with basil. In the base it lists vanilla, musk, moss, sandalwood and ambergris, against Orange Woods' oakmoss and sandalwood. The overlap is cypress, oakmoss and sandalwood.
Orange Woods has no spice, rose or resin. Bujairami Old Money opens on pink and black pepper, has a rose heart and a base of balsam fir, Atlas cedar and labdanum, all materials that the green, woody list here does not contain. Old Money is an extrait, Orange Woods an eau de parfum, and the two lists share no material at all.
Set against Bujairami Catch Me At Sunset, the moss and sandalwood are the common ground, though the names differ: Orange Woods lists oakmoss and sandalwood, while Catch Me At Sunset lists crystal moss and a sandalwood heart. Catch Me At Sunset opens on mango and Guatemalan cardamom and has a tuberose and solar heart, a sweet fruity start that Orange Woods lacks.