What does Bujairami Queens Avenue smell like?
The published list for Bujairami Queens Avenue has two tiers. On top are bergamot, lemon and green notes. Bergamot is the gentle, slightly floral citrus, lemon the sharp and juicy one. Green notes is a perfumer's umbrella term for the smell of crushed leaves, cut grass or snapped stems, and it gives citrus a cool, leafy edge instead of a sweet one.
The base holds four entries. Patchouli is an earthy, dark leaf with a hint of cocoa. Vanilla is sweet and creamy. Benzoin is a balsamic resin whose scent recalls vanilla with a touch of almond, and it tends to make a base feel soft and rounded. The fourth entry says only woody, which names an effect and not a material. Citrus and leaves above, patchouli and two sweet balsamic notes below: the outline is that of a fresh top on a warm patchouli-vanilla floor. The brand's listing skips the heart, and we do not fill it in.
Who is Bujairami Queens Avenue for?
Bujairami Queens Avenue is tagged for her. Citrus and woody are the families it gets here; that is this guide's own sorting, taken from bergamot and lemon on one side and patchouli and the woody entry on the other. The concentration is extrait de parfum, in the 100 ml the brand lists. As a note list it is incomplete: seven entries, a top and a base, no heart, and one line that describes a family instead of naming a material.
What kind of scent is Bujairami Queens Avenue?
Think bright and zesty: Queens Avenue sits in the citrus family.
Benzoin, bergamot and green notes lead its note list.
Closest within Bujairami, by notes: Bujairami Bossman, which shares bergamot.
Next: Bujairami Emperor.
This is the guide's own wording of the family and notes, not a test.
Concentration and sizes
- Concentration in the brand's catalogue: extrait 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 Queens Avenue in Europe
FragranceGems is an authorized seller of Bujairami in the EU.
Its Bujairami collection shows what is available.
The nearest scents in its range by notes are Bujairami Bossman and Bujairami Emperor, which both pair bergamot with patchouli and vanilla, and Bujairami Boss Life, where bergamot, lemon and patchouli appear in a darker setting of tobacco, leather and oud.
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Queens Avenue and its closest neighbours
Bergamot on top, patchouli and vanilla further down: that much Bujairami Queens Avenue and Bujairami Bossman have in common. Bossman sweetens the top with pineapple and berries and uses amber in the base. Queens Avenue keeps its top sharp with lemon and green notes and chooses benzoin as its balsamic note. Both are extraits.
Bujairami Emperor is an eau de parfum of six notes, three of which Bujairami Queens Avenue also lists: bergamot, patchouli and vanilla. In both, the patchouli sits in the base, next to amber in Emperor's case. Its fruit, pineapple and berries, has no parallel here. Queens Avenue is the greener and more lemony list.
The overlap with Bujairami Boss Life is at the edges: bergamot and lemon in the top, patchouli in the base. Everything between differs. Boss Life is spices, cedarwood, tobacco, amber, leather and oud; Bujairami Queens Avenue has green notes, vanilla and benzoin and no heart tier listed. One reads dark and smoky, the other citrusy and sweet.