Bujairami Ozonic

What does Bujairami Ozonic smell like?

Three citrus fruits open Bujairami Ozonic, and they are not alike. Mandarin is soft, sweet and a little floral. Orange is juicier and rounder, the smell of the peel and the pith. Lemon is the sharp, sour one that stops the other two from becoming candy. The three together make a bright, plain citrus chord with no herbs or spices in it.

The heart holds watermelon and coconut. Watermelon in perfumery is a watery, green, faintly sweet accord, close to cucumber and not to be confused with the fruit's juice. Coconut is creamy and milky, with a hint of sun lotion. They pull the list toward a cooling fruit and a soft, creamy texture. The name suggests an airy, marine character, but the listing names no marine or aquatic note, and this guide goes by the notes it is given.

Ambergris, cocoa and amberwood form the base. Ambergris, as a perfume note, is a salty, warm, slightly animalic and sweet aroma, usually rebuilt from synthetic materials today. Cocoa adds a bitter chocolate dryness, which is an unexpected thing under citrus and fruit. Amberwood is a woody-amber synthetic, dry and slightly sweet. This guide sorts it as citrus and gourmand, which fits the opening and the cocoa.

Bujairami Ozonic: style and character

Ozonic is a citrus scent, bright and zesty in character.

Its list leans on mandarin, orange and lemon.

Within the Bujairami range, Bujairami Drip comes closest, with mandarin in common.

Also near: Bujairami Stellar.

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

Who wears Ozonic

The brand tags Bujairami Ozonic for him and for her and offers it as an eau de parfum. This guide's own sorting, drawn from the notes, puts it in citrus and gourmand. The list has eight notes across three tiers, three on top, two in the heart and three at the base, so it is a plain pyramid without vague accord names.

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 Ozonic in Europe

FragranceGems is an authorized seller of Bujairami in the EU.

Its Bujairami collection shows what is available.

Citrus is where this guide lines up best. Bujairami Stellar shares lemon, mandarin and orange. Bujairami Drip shares mandarin and orange in an extrait. Bujairami No Limit has lemon, orange and ambergris, the only one here with a base note in common.

Bujairami scents with similar notes

Picked by the notes they share.

• DripExtrait de ParfumCitrus · mandarin, orangeMandarin, Orange, Bergamot
• StellarEau de ParfumCitrus · lime, mandarinLime, Blood Mandarin, Blood Orange
• No LimitEau de ParfumCitrus · blackcurrant, mintBlackcurrant, Mint, Orange

Carriers per country and what to check before ordering

How Ozonic compares with similar scents

Bujairami Drip

Bujairami Drip and Bujairami Ozonic share mandarin and orange in the top. Ozonic adds lemon, watermelon, coconut, ambergris, cocoa and amberwood, so the likeness stops at the opening. Drip is an extrait de parfum, Ozonic an eau de parfum.

Bujairami Stellar

Lemon, mandarin and orange all appear in both Bujairami Ozonic and Bujairami Stellar, which makes the openings the closest of the three. Ozonic then turns to watermelon and coconut and to a base of ambergris, cocoa and amberwood. Both are eau de parfum.

Bujairami No Limit

Bujairami No Limit and Bujairami Ozonic share lemon, orange and ambergris. Mandarin, watermelon, coconut, cocoa and amberwood are in Ozonic only. The shared ambergris is the one place the two lists meet in the base. Both are sold as eau de parfum.