Find the fragrance that feels like you.
Some perfumes announce themselves. Others become part of you. We think choosing fragrance should be less about rules and more about following what draws you in.
Welcome to the Bojuna Perfume Oil Counter: twelve distinct characters, from playful citrus to dark leather and oud. Each is available in a compact 10 ml oil format. Explore them here, at your own pace, before discovering the full details of your favourite.
Three ways to find your starting point.
Fresh and energetic? Quiet and cosy? Warm and dramatic? The atmosphere you enjoy is often a better clue than a perfume name.
Love citrus, rose, coconut, woods or coffee? Start there, then follow the supporting notes to something a little unexpected.
Our characters are invitations, not rules. The same fragrance may feel playful on one person and elegant on another.
For the light-seekers.
Lively, botanical or playfully fruity. These are scents that bring a little movement and energy to the day.
Pink Lemonade
Sparkling, playful, full of light.
This is the lift in the collection. Lively citrus meets a softer fruit sweetness, giving Pink Lemonade a cheerful character without a heavy finish.
The scent: Bright lemon, sweet pink fruits and a gentle sugary finish.
The moment: A relaxed afternoon, a sunny weekend, or simply when you want something bright and easygoing.
Lychee & Hibiscus
Juicy, delicate and effortlessly expressive.
Fresh fruit meets a gentle floral heart. The result feels colourful and contemporary: spirited enough to be noticed, soft enough to keep reaching for.
The scent: Sweet lychee, hibiscus and a softly sweet floral finish.
The moment: An unplanned day out, a light-hearted occasion, or whenever you want a fruity floral without excessive sweetness.
Citrus & Sage
Crisp, calm and refreshing.
Think clean lines rather than elaborate decoration. Citrus gives this scent its energy; sage brings a botanical, composed edge. Freshness with a little thought behind it.
The scent: Bright citrus, fresh herbs and green sage.
The moment: Slow mornings, a fresh start, or a simple everyday scent with a green aromatic character.
A quieter kind of presence.
Florals, musk, coastal air and amber. Soft does not mean forgettable.
Soft Cashmere & Musk
Understated, warm and softly enveloping.
There is nothing showy about this one. Clean opening notes give way to soft florals and creamy musk, creating the feeling of a favourite piece of beautifully made clothing.
The scent: Bergamot, cashmere, white florals, sandalwood, white musk and vanilla.
The moment: The everyday ritual, close company, or the moments when you would rather whisper than announce your fragrance.
Rose Royale
Velvety, graceful and confidently floral.
A fuller interpretation of rose, softened by warmth and musk. Romantic, certainly, but with enough depth to avoid an old-fashioned powdery feel.
The scent: Rose petals, soft florals, warm amber and musk.
The moment: A special dinner, a favourite outfit, or any ordinary day that deserves a little ceremony.
Sea Salt & Amber
Open, airy and quietly warm.
The freshness of coastal air meets the grounded warmth of amber. Not a sharp marine scent and not a heavy amber: a thoughtful meeting of the two.
The scent: Marine notes, sea salt, coastal florals, driftwood, amber and soft musk.
The moment: Everyday adventures, an easy transition from afternoon to evening, or when you want freshness with a little depth.
Take the long way somewhere.
Two ways to wear the warmth of coconut, each with its own sense of place.
Maldives
Creamy, relaxed and sun-warmed.
Less souvenir-shop sweetness, more the unhurried feeling of an island afternoon. Coconut gives this scent its creamy ease, while soft florals keep it graceful.
The scent: Smooth coconut, tropical florals and gentle warmth.
The moment: Days when you are craving a change of scenery, even if the journey is only in your imagination.
Black Coconut
Smooth, intimate and gently exotic.
Where Maldives feels airy and bright, Black Coconut takes the warmer route. Familiar coconut is wrapped in a deeper softness for a more intimate tropical character.
The scent: Creamy coconut, soft sweetness and deeper warm notes.
The moment: A warm evening, an easy escape, or whenever you enjoy coconut with a little more richness.
Character after dark.
Spice, leather, wood, tonka and coffee. Fragrances with a little more gravity.
Green Cardamom & Tonka Bean
Aromatic, polished and assured.
Fresh spice gives it immediate character; tonka softens the edges. The woods beneath make this a considered fragrance, with presence that does not need to shout.
The scent: Green cardamom, creamy tonka, warm amber and smooth woods.
The moment: An evening out, a tailored everyday look, or the search for a warm signature scent with an aromatic edge.
Cardamom & Cedarwood
Spiced, woody and quietly confident.
A clean cardamom opening leads into structured cedarwood. Amber and incense lend a darker finish, making this a refined alternative to overt sweetness.
The scent: Aromatic cardamom, dry cedarwood, amber and a hint of incense.
The moment: Long days that turn into evenings, or when you want something woody, grounded and a little distinctive.
Rich Leather & Smoky Woods
Dark, self-possessed and unmistakable.
Leather takes centre stage, but the amber smooths its edges. A quiet floral nuance gives contrast to the smoky woods, resulting in depth rather than harshness.
The scent: Leather, warm amber, subtle florals and smoky woody undertones.
The moment: Cooler evenings, occasions that call for something memorable, or anyone drawn to leather-led fragrance.
Coffee & Dark Oud
Roasted, atmospheric and indulgent.
A freshly brewed coffee impression opens the story. Oud, amber and spice take it somewhere deeper: warm, sophisticated and full of after-dark character.
The scent: Rich coffee, dark oud, smoky woods, warm amber and gentle spice.
The moment: Quiet late evenings, a special occasion, or when your taste runs to gourmand notes with woody depth.
A little, worn your way.
Where to apply. Place a small amount on clean, dry pulse points such as the wrists or neck. Let the oil settle and avoid rubbing it vigorously into the skin.
Less is enough to begin. Start sparingly and decide whether to add more. Skin, surroundings and scent choice all affect how fragrance develops.
Mind your clothing. Oil can mark fabrics. Apply to skin rather than delicate clothes, and follow the product's directions and warnings.
Oil or spray? Oils are applied precisely to pulse points; perfumed body sprays create a fine mist. For more on that format, read our body spray guide.
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