What does Bujairami Royalty smell like?
Cardamom gives the opening a green, spicy lift with a camphor-like sweetness, and tangerine adds a juicy, peel-bright note that sits right at the top. Bergamot, a bitter citrus from the rind of a small fruit, keeps the top clean and a little sharp.
The heart turns herbal. Lavender brings a soft, clean floral-herbal character, violet leaf adds a green, faintly powdery note, and sage gives a dry, slightly savoury edge that keeps the middle from going soft.
Benzoin is a sweet, vanilla-tinged resin, so it carries the warmth of the base. Cedar supplies a dry woody frame and patchouli adds earth, which holds the scent on a resinous, woody foundation. Nine listed materials in three tiers make this a layered list.
What style is Bujairami Royalty?
Judged by its notes alone, Royalty is a warm and rich oriental scent.
Cardamom, mandarin and bergamot carry most of the list.
Within the Bujairami range, Bujairami Why Not? comes closest, with cardamom in common.
Next: Bujairami The Reaper.
This is the guide's own wording of the family and notes, not a test.
Who Royalty suits
The brand tags Bujairami Royalty for him and for her, which is its own label rather than a view of this guide. This guide's own sorting places it in the oriental, citrus and fresh families, drawn from its cardamom, bergamot and benzoin. It is an eau de parfum in 100 ml, and its nine notes sit in three tiers of three, which makes it a balanced, evenly built list.
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 Royalty 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 nearest to it, Bujairami Why Not? shares cardamom, bergamot and lavender, and it adds a vanilla and woodleather base where Royalty has benzoin and cedar. Bujairami The Reaper has cardamom, lavender and sage in common, with a rum and vanilla heart and base that Royalty does not list. Bujairami Golden Boy overlaps on cardamom, mandarin and cedar, though its heart turns to cinnamon where Royalty's turns herbal.
Bujairami scents with similar notes
Picked by the notes they share.
Carriers per country and what to check before ordering
How Royalty compares with similar scents
Bujairami Why Not? shares cardamom, bergamot and lavender with Royalty, and its heart carries the same violet leaf and sage. Its top is Calabrian bergamot and cardamom, and its base is Madagascar vanilla absolute, woodleather accord and dual patchouli. Royalty closes on benzoin, cedar and patchouli, a softer resin-and-wood base, where Why Not? leans on vanilla and leather.
Bujairami The Reaper shares cardamom, lavender and sage with Royalty, which puts the herbal middle of both on common ground. Its top is orange blossom, cardamom and lemon, and it adds rum to the heart and moss and vanilla to the base. Royalty opens on tangerine and bergamot rather than orange blossom, and it has no rum, so its centre stays herbal rather than boozy.
Bujairami Golden Boy shares cardamom, mandarin and cedar with Royalty, so the spiced citrus opening and the cedar in the base are common ground. Its top is mandarin and cardamom, its heart is cinnamon and cedar, and its base is sandalwood alone. Royalty brings lavender, violet leaf and sage into the middle, and it has benzoin and patchouli where Golden Boy has sandalwood alone.
