Lychee by Bujairami
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Lychee by Bujairami: A Sweet Fruity Temptation for All Bujairami surprises us with Lychee, a unisex fragrance that blends the freshness of the fruit with a sweet, enveloping base. This new creation is a sensory journey where lychee, red apple and blackcurrant intertwine with delicate flowers. Made for those who want a cheerful yet characterful scent, Lychee balances fruity and…
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When to wear it (votes)
- Winter 0%
- Spring 50%
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- Day 100%
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Key notes
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Top
blackcurrant
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Heart
Jasmine Sambac (Sampaguita)
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Base
Vanilla Absolute
Community
5 votes
- Positive 40%
- Negative 60%
- Neutral 0%
The olfactory pyramid
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Fragrance profile
About Lychee
Lychee by Bujairami: A Sweet Fruity Temptation for All
Bujairami surprises us with Lychee, a unisex fragrance that blends the freshness of the fruit with a sweet, enveloping base. This new creation is a sensory journey where lychee, red apple and blackcurrant intertwine with delicate flowers.
Made for those who want a cheerful yet characterful scent, Lychee balances fruity and creamy notes, creating a trail that draws people in. Despite its name, it's not a linear fragrance: it develops from a sparkling opening to a sweet, woody base.
The olfactory pyramid of Lychee opens with an explosion of blackcurrant, Italian lemon, red apple and, of course, lychee. This initial combination is juicy and slightly tart, delivering a vibrant energy that awakens the senses. Lychee, with its characteristic sweet and floral aroma, is the undisputed star of this phase.
In the heart, the fragrance softens with sambac jasmine, violet and rose. These flowers add a powdery, romantic touch that offsets the fruity intensity of the opening. Sambac jasmine, also known as sampaguita, brings an exotic depth, while violet and rose round out the bouquet with elegance.
The base is where Lychee shows its most gourmand side. Vanilla absolute, sandalwood, cedar, amber, sugar and musk create a warm, lasting foundation. Vanilla and sugar provide that almost edible sweetness, while the woods and musk anchor the fragrance to the skin for hours.
In terms of longevity, Lychee has moderate sillage and lasts about six hours on the skin, making it suitable for daily wear or casual occasions. Its projection isn't overpowering but is noticeable, ideal for those who prefer a scent that accompanies without overwhelming.
The presentation follows Bujairami's style: a simple yet elegant bottle with clean lines that let the pink liquid take centre stage. The magnetic cap and quality sprayer ensure comfortable application.
In summary, Lychee is a versatile offering that will appeal to fans of sweet, fruity fragrances. Although its main note is lychee, the combination with flowers and woods makes it interesting for various tastes and seasons.
Lychee is aimed at men and women who enjoy fresh fragrances with a gourmand twist, perfect for spring and summer, as well as for those seeking a cheerful, relaxed scent for everyday wear.
Lychee by Bujairami is a pleasant, accessible fragrance with good value for money. However, its sweetness may be too much for some, and its longevity isn't the most impressive. Ideal for lychee and fruity aroma enthusiasts.
Fruits, vegetables and nuts Flowers Woods and mosses Musk, amber and animalic
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