What does Bujairami Solenne smell like?
Red berries and citrus make the opening. Red berries are a juicy, slightly tart fruit accord that reads sweeter as it settles, and the citrus beside them adds a light, bright lift. Together they give the first impression a fruity, cheerful edge before the heavier notes arrive.
The heart is praline, cinnamon and iris. Praline brings a toasted, nutty sweetness close to caramelised sugar, and cinnamon adds a warm, dry spice that stops it going flat. Iris is a powdery, root-derived floral with a cool, slightly woody character, so it gives the middle a soft, elegant texture against the sugar.
The base rests on Madagascar vanilla, amber and sandalwood. Madagascar vanilla is a rich, creamy sweetness, amber gives a resinous warmth, and sandalwood adds a smooth, creamy wood underneath. This is the part of the list that carries the gourmand reading, with the amber and sandalwood keeping the finish from turning purely sweet.
Bujairami Solenne: style and character
Judged by its notes alone, Solenne is a sweet and warm gourmand scent.
Its list leans on berries, citrus fruits and praline.
Closest within Bujairami, by notes: Bujairami Booz, which shares praline, cinnamon and sandalwood.
After that: Bujairami Booz Extreme.
This is the guide's own wording of the family and notes, not a test.
Who wears Solenne
The brand tags Solenne for him and for her, a label it gives the scent itself. This guide's own sorting puts it in the gourmand and oriental families, derived from the notes. It is an eau de parfum. Its eight listed notes fall into three tiers, so the gourmand reading rests on the praline and vanilla while the oriental one rests on the amber and sandalwood.
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 Solenne in Europe
FragranceGems is an authorized seller of Bujairami in the EU.
Its Bujairami collection shows what is available.
Within this guide, Bujairami Booz and Bujairami Booz Extreme both carry praline, cinnamon and vanilla, so their sweet spiced core matches this one in outline. Their opening is cognac rather than red berries, and they add tonka bean and oak in the heart. Bujairami Dreamscape shares vanilla and amber, and its santal flower is the nearest match to sandalwood.
Bujairami scents with similar notes
Picked by the notes they share.
Carriers per country and what to check before ordering
Solenne and its closest neighbours
Bujairami Booz shares praline, cinnamon and vanilla with Solenne, so the sweet spiced core is common to both lists. Booz opens on cognac and builds through tonka bean and oak, a boozier and drier path. Solenne starts with red berries and citrus, which gives it a fruity lift Booz lacks, and it carries iris in the heart where Booz has none.
Bujairami Booz Extreme has praline, cinnamon and vanilla in common with Solenne, and both finish on sandalwood. Its opening is cognac alone, and its heart is cinnamon, tonka bean and oak. Solenne swaps that cognac-and-oak start for red berries and citrus and adds iris to the middle, so the two begin in different places despite the shared sweet spice.
Bujairami Dreamscape shares vanilla and amber with Solenne, and its santal flower sits near sandalwood. Its opening is whipped vanilla meringue alone, with no fruit and no citrus, and its heart is santal flower. Solenne has red berries and citrus up top and a praline, cinnamon and iris middle, so Dreamscape is a far simpler and creamier line than this one.
