Daddy Issues by Bujairami EDP (Decant)

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Daddy Issues by Bujairami Eau de Parfum is a smooth, modern and softly sensual woody-floral fragrance that blends fig, water lily, cassis, iris, orris root, jasmine, musk, sandalwood, Madagascar vanilla and patchouli leaf. The opening combines creamy fig with fresh water lily and juicy cassis, creating a soft, green and subtly fruity first impression.

As it develops, iris and orris root bring a refined powdery elegance while jasmine adds a gentle floral lift. The fragrance settles into clean musk, smooth sandalwood, rich Madagascar vanilla and earthy patchouli leaf, creating a warm, comforting and sophisticated dry down. Daddy Issues is an excellent choice for buyers who enjoy creamy fig fragrances with soft florals, clean musk and smooth woody depth.

What You Get

Daddy Issues by Bujairami Eau de Parfum
Creamy fig and cassis with soft iris, jasmine, sandalwood, vanilla and clean musk

Top Notes: Fig, Water Lily, Cassis
Heart Notes: Iris, Orris Root, Jasmine
Base Notes: Musk, Sandalwood, Madagascar Vanilla, Patchouli Leaf

Why You'll Love It

• Fig creates a creamy, modern and subtly green opening
• Water lily and cassis add fresh fruity softness
• Iris and orris root bring smooth powdery elegance
• Sandalwood, vanilla and musk create a warm, comforting finish
• Perfect for sampling before buying a full bottle

Important Information

• Measured by volume, not bottle size
• Bottles may be larger but will not be filled to the top
• These are decanted samples, not retail bottles

Shipping

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