What does Bujairami Titan smell like?
Ginger opens with a hot, peppery, citrus-tinged spice that is sharper and more pungent than the sweet kind. Leather in the heart smooths that edge with a dry, slightly smoky warmth, and woody notes at the base give the scent a plain, dry finish. With so few materials, the character of each one is easy to follow.
Is Titan for you?
Bujairami lists Titan for him and for her, and this guide places it in the fresh family on the strength of its ginger alone. The concentration is eau de parfum. The brand gives one size, 100 ml, and a list of three notes, which leaves little for the sorting to rest on.
What style is Bujairami Titan?
Think clean and airy: Titan sits in the fresh family.
Ginger, leather and woody notes carry most of the list.
Closest within Bujairami, by notes: Bujairami Strikes, which shares ginger and woody notes.
After that: Bujairami Honcho.
This is the guide's own wording of the family and notes, not a test.
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 Titan in Europe
FragranceGems is an authorized seller of Bujairami in the EU.
Its Bujairami collection shows what is available.
Bujairami Strikes, Bujairami Honcho and Bujairami Pacific Spice are the nearest scents of this guide to Titan. Strikes shares ginger and woody notes with it, and sets them over bourbon vanilla. Honcho is linked through leather alone, with spices above and amber and vanilla below. Pacific Spice carries leather into an incense top and a patchouli and myrrh heart, with cedar and davana at the base.
Bujairami scents with similar notes
Picked by the notes they share.
Carriers per country and what to check before ordering
How Titan compares with similar scents
Bujairami Strikes shares ginger and woody notes with Titan, which are the two most direct links on either list. Strikes puts ginger at the top, woodsy notes in the heart and bourbon vanilla at the base. Titan keeps the leather in the middle and has no vanilla, so Strikes is the sweeter of the two.
Bujairami Honcho shares leather with Titan, and it is linked to the same stated house. Honcho opens on spices, rests on leather in the heart and closes on amber and vanilla. Titan has ginger at the top and woody notes at the base, so Honcho reads as warmer and more sweetened, where Titan is drier and sharper.
Bujairami Pacific Spice shares leather with Titan, though it places the leather at the top. Pacific Spice opens on incense and leather, moves through patchouli and myrrh, and closes on cedar and davana. Titan has no resin or incense, so Pacific Spice is the more resinous and smoky of the pair.