What does Bujairami Spiced Honey smell like?
Honey and saffron make the opening. Honey is rich and waxy, and in perfume it reads as a golden sweetness rather than a sticky one. Saffron is leathery and slightly metallic, so it keeps the honey from turning soft and gives the first minutes a dry, golden edge.
The heart is oud, rose and spices. Oud is a resinous, dark wood with an animalic and woody smell, rose gives the middle a floral warmth, and the spices take their name from the list, a general term for warm, dry spice. Together the heart feels warm, rich and slightly dark.
The base is amber, patchouli and sweet notes. Amber is a resinous, warm sweetness, patchouli is earthy and camphorous, and the sweet notes are listed without detail, so they add a soft, sugary roundness and nothing more specific can be said. Together they make an oriental finish that carries the honey and oud forward.
Bujairami Spiced Honey: style and character
The style of Spiced Honey is oriental: warm and rich.
Honey, saffron and oud carry most of the list.
Closest within Bujairami, by notes: Bujairami G Oud, which shares saffron and oud.
Also near: Bujairami Imperial Oud.
This is the guide's own wording of the family and notes, not a test.
Who Spiced Honey suits
The brand tags Spiced Honey for him and for her, which is its own label. This guide places it in the oriental family, read from its notes, as its own sorting. It is an eau de parfum, and its eight listed notes come in three tiers: two at the top, three in the heart and three in the base. The honey, oud and amber carry most of the oriental reading.
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 Spiced Honey in Europe
FragranceGems is an authorized seller of Bujairami in the EU.
Its Bujairami collection shows what is available.
Within this guide, Bujairami G Oud shares saffron, oud and rose with Spiced Honey, and as an extrait it adds tonka bean and vanilla to its base. Bujairami Imperial Oud also shares saffron, oud and rose, with incense and sandalwood where Spiced Honey has no such materials. Bujairami The Sheikh shares saffron, rose and oud's wood, agarwood, and it finishes on sugar cane, tonka bean and white musk.
Bujairami scents with similar notes
Picked by the notes they share.
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How Spiced Honey compares with similar scents
Bujairami G Oud shares saffron, oud and rose with Spiced Honey, so its heart and saffron opening overlap closely. Its top is saffron alone, and its base is oud, amber, tonka bean and vanilla, a sweeter and creamier finish than the patchouli and sweet notes that close Spiced Honey. Spiced Honey adds honey at the top and a spiced heart, which G Oud does not list.
Bujairami Imperial Oud shares saffron, oud, rose and amber with Spiced Honey, and both lists move through oud and rose in the same order. Its top adds spices to saffron, and its heart includes incense, which Spiced Honey lacks. Its base is oud, amber, patchouli and sandalwood, a woodier close than the sweet notes that finish Spiced Honey.
Bujairami The Sheikh shares saffron, rose and oud, through agarwood and Bulgarian rose in its heart. Its top is bergamot and saffron, a fresher opening than the honey that starts Spiced Honey. Its base is sugar cane, tonka bean, white musk, amber and oakmoss, so it ends sweeter and cleaner than the patchouli-led base here.