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Eau de Parfum
Bujairami Volt is an eau de parfum built on pomelo, yuzu, mandarin, melon, mango, galbanum, ozonic notes, solar notes and aldehydes. The brand sets its notes in three tiers, from a citrus top to a base of ozonic and solar notes with aldehydes.
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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.
The top is a citrus group. Pomelo is a large, sweet-sour citrus with a clean peel note, yuzu is a tart Japanese citrus with a green and slightly floral edge, and mandarin adds a soft, sugary orange-peel brightness. Together they make an open, juicy start that is more tart than sweet.
The heart turns to fruit and green. Melon brings a watery, cucumber-like freshness, mango adds a ripe, creamy fruitiness, and galbanum gives a sharp, resinous green note that puts some bite in the middle. Mango softens the melon, and galbanum stops the heart from becoming soft.
The base is the least specified part of the list. Ozonic notes are aroma chemicals that suggest clean air or sea spray, solar notes are a loose trade term for warm, sunny accords, and aldehydes are synthetic molecules that add a bright, sparkling and slightly waxy lift. None of these is a single natural material, so the base is best read as a clean, airy finish.
Bujairami Volt carries the brand's for-him tag. This guide files it under citrus and fresh, a sorting it makes from the note list: pomelo, yuzu and mandarin lead, and the aldehyde and ozonic base is what puts it under fresh. It is an eau de parfum, and its notes come in three tiers with no size given by the brand.
Volt is a citrus scent, bright and zesty in character.
The notes that define it on paper: pomelo, citrus fruits and mandarin.
This is the guide's own wording of the family and notes, not a test.
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Of the scents of this guide, Bujairami Dominus has the most in common with Bujairami Volt: pomelo, mandarin and mango appear in both lists, though Dominus also has pineapple and ginger and ends on amber and vetiver. Bujairami Lady Fortune shares mandarin and solar notes, then turns floral with jasmine and ylang-ylang. Bujairami Earthy Woods shares the same stated source but no note with Volt, and it opens on lemon zest and bitter orange blossom.
Picked by the notes they share.
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Bujairami Volt and Earthy Woods are tied to one stated source yet have no note in common. Earthy Woods starts with lemon zest and bitter orange blossom, carries aromatic spices through the heart, and finishes on musk, amber and a woody note. Volt's list runs citrus, melon, mango and galbanum into an ozonic and aldehydic base, with no spice and no wood anywhere in it.
Bujairami Volt and Dominus share pomelo, mandarin and mango, which are the citrus and fruit notes carrying Volt's top and heart. Dominus opens with pineapple as well and adds ginger in the heart, then moves to amber and vetiver in the base, where Volt uses ozonic, solar and aldehydic accords. Read from Volt's side, Dominus is warmer and woodier at the bottom.
Bujairami Volt and Lady Fortune share mandarin and solar notes. Volt is citrus, melon and mango over galbanum, with ozonic notes, solar notes and aldehydes in the base. Lady Fortune opens on mandarin, moves into jasmine in the heart and closes on ylang-ylang with solar notes, so it has a floral core where Volt has fruit and green.
Pomelo, yuzu, mandarin, melon, mango, galbanum, ozonic notes, solar notes and aldehydes.
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 listing names no size. The brand's standard bottle is 100 ml.
Ozonic notes are aroma chemicals that give an impression of clean air, rain or sea spray, so the name describes an effect rather than one ingredient. In Bujairami Volt the brand lists them in the base beside solar notes and aldehydes. The brand does not name the molecules, so their exact make-up is not known from this guide's data.
Its notes point to fresh more than sweet. Pomelo, yuzu and mandarin are tart to sweet-sour citrus, and melon and mango add fruit, but the list has no sugar, vanilla or gourmand material. This guide sorts it under citrus and fresh.
This guide files it under citrus and fresh, sorted from its notes.
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More Bujairami scents in this guide, by notes in common.
