What does Bujairami Petals smell like?
Black pepper opens the scent with a dry, slightly woody spice that is more a sharp prickle than heat. Pepper is used in florals to add a cool edge to the opening, and here it sets up the white flowers that follow.
The heart is freesia and carnation. Freesia is a fresh, bright white floral with a green-sweet clarity, and carnation adds a clove-like, spicy warmth that keeps the flowers from sounding soft. The base of guaiac wood and musk is dry and smooth. Guaiac wood is a resinous, smoky-woody material, and musk makes the whole thing soft and close to the skin at the end.
Bujairami Petals: style and character
Petals reads as a soft and flowery scent, filed here under floral.
Pepper, freesia and carnation lead its note list.
The nearest Bujairami scent by notes is Bujairami Tuberose, sharing musk.
After that: Bujairami Wahash.
This is the guide's own wording of the family and notes, not a test.
Who wears Petals
Bujairami tags Petals for both him and her. This guide files it under floral, a family taken from its freesia and carnation, and that label is the guide's own. It is an eau de parfum, with 100 ml listed by the brand. Five notes in three tiers keep the list short, and the woody base of guaiac and musk gives it a drier close than its flowers suggest.
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 Petals in Europe
FragranceGems is an authorized seller of Bujairami in the EU.
Its Bujairami collection shows what is available.
The three nearest scents in the guide are Bujairami Tuberose, which shares musk and has a tuberose heart with pink pepper; Bujairami Wahash, which shares musk over a patchouli and mate base and opens on bergamot and pink pepper; and Bujairami Roots, a single untiered list of woods, citrus and spice that also carries musk. Petals opens on black pepper, so check that first.
Bujairami scents with similar notes
Picked by the notes they share.
Carriers per country and what to check before ordering
How Petals compares with similar scents
Bujairami Tuberose shares musk with Petals, and that is the sole overlap in their lists. Its top is African orange flower, iris and rose, its heart is tuberose and pink pepper, and its base is musk and benzoin. Petals has no tuberose, no iris and no benzoin, and its base leans on guaiac wood rather than benzoin resin.
Bujairami Wahash shares musk with Petals, and its top is bergamot and pink pepper rather than black pepper. Its heart is violet leaf and clary sage, and its base is patchouli, musk and mate. Petals has freesia and carnation in the heart and guaiac wood in the base, so Wahash is the greener and more herbal of the two.
Bujairami Roots is a single untiered list of sandalwood, cedar, amberwood, coriander, musk, ginger, lime and vanilla. It shares musk with Petals. Petals has a black pepper top and a floral heart, while Roots has no floral note in its list and is built on woods, citrus and spice. The two lists differ almost completely outside musk.