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Eau de Parfum
Bujairami The One and Only is an eau de parfum built on bergamot, violet, coffee, iris, patchouli and vanilla. The list has three layers: a bright citrus-violet top, a coffee and iris heart and a sweet, earthy base.
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Notes as the brand lists them in its own catalogue (read on 24 October 2026). This guide has not smelled or tested the scent.
Bergamot is a bitter-fresh citrus peel oil, and it usually gives a perfume its first lift. Violet adds a green, powdery floralness that often reads more like leaf than blossom, so the opening is part citrus and part green. Coffee in the heart is roasted and slightly bitter, a dark note that keeps the floral heart from turning simply sweet.
Iris, the material made from orris root, is powdery and cool, and it often works as a soft bridge between violet and patchouli. Patchouli in the base is earthy and camphoraceous, and vanilla rounds that earth into something sweet. Because coffee and vanilla both appear, the gourmand side comes from the lower half of the pyramid rather than from fruit or sugar at the top.
This guide sorts The One and Only under floral and gourmand, a split it makes from the notes. The family is this guide's sorting and not a brand label. The brand tags it for her. It is an eau de parfum, and its six materials sit in three tiers, top, heart and base. Coffee and vanilla carry most of the gourmand reading.
Judged by its notes alone, The One and Only is a soft and flowery floral scent.
Bergamot, violet and coffee carry most of the list.
Within the Bujairami range, Bujairami Grounded comes closest, with coffee in common.
Next: Bujairami Flawless.
This is the guide's own wording of the family and notes, not a test.
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Scents of this guide that sit closest on the note list are Bujairami Grounded, which shares coffee and patchouli with this one, and Bujairami Flawless, which shares bergamot, iris and patchouli. Bujairami Why Not? shares bergamot, violet and patchouli. The three diverge most in the vanilla and the heart, where Flawless adds tonka bean and orange blossom and Why Not? runs its own accords.
Picked by the notes they share.
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Bujairami Grounded has lemon at the top, coffee in the heart and patchouli in the base. The two lists overlap on coffee and patchouli and on nothing else. Grounded opens on lemon where The One and Only opens on bergamot and violet, and its heart is coffee alone, while this scent adds iris beside it.
Bujairami Flawless has a longer list: heliotrope, bergamot and neroli at the top, iris, galbanum and orange blossom in the heart, and tonka bean, bourbon vanilla and patchouli at the base. Bergamot, iris and patchouli appear in both lists. The One and Only has six materials to Flawless's nine, and it leaves out the green galbanum and the heliotrope.
Bujairami Why Not? has Calabrian Bergamot and cardamom at the top, Provence Lavender, violet leaf and sage in the heart, and Madagascar Vanilla Absolute, woodleather accord and dual patchouli at the base. Bergamot, violet and patchouli are shared. Why Not? brings lavender and sage into its heart, where this scent keeps coffee and iris. The One and Only has no cardamom and no woodleather accord, so its base reads as plain vanilla and patchouli.
Bergamot, violet, coffee, iris, patchouli and vanilla.
FragranceGems is an authorized seller of Bujairami in the EU; its Bujairami collection shows what is available.
The brand lists it as an eau de parfum.
The brand tags it for her.
The listing names no size. The brand's standard bottle is 100 ml.
Vanilla and coffee in the base and heart give it a sweet, gourmand edge, and patchouli adds an earthy counterweight. The top is citrus and violet rather than sugar, so this guide reads the sweetness as coming from the lower half.
In perfumery, coffee is usually a roasted, slightly bitter accord that sits in the heart. Here it sits beside iris, a powdery floral, so the bitterness softens rather than dominates. Paired with vanilla lower down, coffee tends to read as dessert-like.
This guide files it under floral and gourmand, sorted from its notes.
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More Bujairami scents in this guide, by notes in common.
