This is not the official Bujairami website. It is run by FragranceGems, an EU retailer of Bujairami.
Eau de Parfum · 100 ml
Bujairami Tip-Top is a spice-and-licorice eau de parfum for him. Cinnamon, nutmeg, cardamom and grapefruit open it, lavender is the single heart note, and the base holds licorice, sandalwood, amber, patchouli and Haitian vetiver.
Go to authorized sellerOpens the Bujairami page of FragranceGems.
Notes as the brand lists them in its own catalogue (read on 24 October 2026). This guide has not smelled or tested the scent.
Spice leads the list of Bujairami Tip-Top. Cinnamon is sweet and warm, nutmeg dry and woody with a peppery freshness, cardamom cool and green. Three spices in one top tier is a lot, and grapefruit is there to cut them: it is the bitter, sparkling citrus, sharper than orange or mandarin. Spice against bitter peel makes for a hot-and-cold opening on paper.
Lavender has the heart to itself. The herb is clean, floral and a little camphorous, and here it works as a bridge between the spiced top and the dark base. A one-note heart is the brand's choice of listing; it shows where the weight is not.
Half the notes are in the base. Licorice is the distinctive one, an anise-like, sweet-bitter root note with something of dark candy about it. Sandalwood is creamy, amber warm and resinous, patchouli earthy. Haitian vetiver is the root of a tropical grass grown in Haiti, valued for a cleaner, drier, less smoky smell than vetiver from other origins. Licorice over woods and resin is why this guide files Tip-Top under oriental and woody.
In plain words, Tip-Top is warm and rich: a oriental scent.
Amber, cardamom and cinnamon stand in front.
Within the Bujairami range, Bujairami Agha comes closest, with amber in common.
Next: Bujairami Perfect Life.
This is the guide's own wording of the family and notes, not a test.
Bujairami Tip-Top carries a for him tag from the brand. Oriental and woody are the two families this guide gets from the note list by its own method. The concentration is eau de parfum. In form it is a three-tier pyramid weighted at both ends, four notes on top, five in the base and lavender alone between them. Its place in the brand's own best-seller order was number 19 when this guide read it.
FragranceGems is an authorized seller of Bujairami in the EU.
Its Bujairami collection shows what is available.
Three eaux de parfum in this guide come nearest: Bujairami Agha for cinnamon, cardamom, lavender and amber, Bujairami Perfect Life for grapefruit, lavender, sandalwood, amber and patchouli, and Bujairami Tigris for spices, vetiver, amber and patchouli.
Picked by the notes they share.
AghaGourmand · cardamom, spicesCardamom, Clove, Apple
Perfect LifeCitrus · grapefruit, appleGrapefruit, Apple, Blackcurrant
TigrisCitrus · citrus fruits, spicesCitrus Fruits, Spices, VetiverCarriers per country and what to check before ordering
Cinnamon, cardamom, lavender and amber are in both Bujairami Agha and Bujairami Tip-Top, so the spiced-lavender idea is common ground. Agha adds clove and apple on top, geranium in the heart and Bourbon vanilla with cedar below, a sweeter finish. Tip-Top has no vanilla. Its base goes to licorice, patchouli and Haitian vetiver instead.
Bujairami Perfect Life shares five notes with Bujairami Tip-Top: grapefruit, lavender, sandalwood, amber and patchouli. What it does not have is the spice. Its top is grapefruit with apple and blackcurrant, and geranium joins the lavender, which makes it the fruitier, cleaner list. Tip-Top's cinnamon, nutmeg, cardamom and licorice have no counterpart there.
The base of Bujairami Tigris, amber and patchouli, and its vetiver heart all recur in Bujairami Tip-Top, and its top pairs citrus fruits with unnamed spices much as Tip-Top pairs grapefruit with three named ones. Tigris is the shorter list at six notes and has musk; lavender, licorice and sandalwood are only in Tip-Top.
Amber, cardamom, cinnamon, grapefruit and Haitian vetiver.
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 him.
The brand lists 100 ml.
Licorice smells sweet, dark and anise-like, with a bitter, rooty undertone. In a perfume it adds a chewy, almost syrupy depth to woods and resins. The brand lists it first among the five base notes of Tip-Top, ahead of sandalwood, amber, patchouli and Haitian vetiver.
By its notes, yes. Cinnamon, nutmeg and cardamom make up three of the four top notes, and licorice adds an anise-like spice in the base. Grapefruit and lavender are the fresh counterweights. No pepper is listed, so the spice here is the warm, baking kind.
This guide files it under oriental, sorted from its notes.
One tap per question, no account. These are votes by visitors of this guide, not measurements. What is stored
More Bujairami scents in this guide, by notes in common.
