Brand: Bujairami
Feminine · EDP · £39.99
Inspired by Yves Saint Laurent Libre Berry Crush.

Sweet Rebel is a playful fruity floral gourmand built around the raspberry, lavender and creamy vanilla DNA of Yves Saint Laurent Libre Berry Crush. Product Overview Sweet Rebel is Bujairami’s feminine Eau de Parfum inspired by Yves Saint Laurent Libre Berry Crush, combining juicy raspberry with aromatic lavender, orange blossom, coconut and Bourbon vanilla. The composition takes the recognisable Libre floral structure in a sweeter and more playful direction, balancing bright fruit against a creamy, musky base. It is an accessible, easy-wearing scent with a romantic and seductive character rather than the darker density associated with heavier vanilla gourmands. Scent Profile Raspberry provides the dominant fruity impression at the opening, sharpened by mandarin to keep the sweetness fresh rather than syrupy. Lavender and orange blossom then move forward, introducing the aromatic floral contrast central to the Libre DNA. Coconut becomes increasingly noticeable through the transition into the base, where Bourbon vanilla and musk soften the composition into a creamy, sweet and comforting drydown. The result is fruity, floral and gourmand without becoming excessively dense. Technical Structure and Development Sweet Rebel follows a clear three-stage progression. Raspberry and mandarin supply an immediate bright fruity lift before lavender and orange blossom introduce a cleaner aromatic floral centre. The transition into coconut, Bourbon vanilla and musk gradually reduces that brightness and gives the fragrance a smoother, creamier texture. Lavender is important structurally because it prevents the raspberry, coconut and vanilla combination from becoming flat or purely dessert-like, while musk keeps the final stages soft and wearable. Performance Sweet Rebel offers long lasting performance with moderate projection rather than an aggressive scent cloud. Current wear reports place longevity broadly around seven to ten hours, with the strongest projection concentrated in the opening portion of the wear. Vanilla, coconut and musk help the fragrance remain noticeable after the brighter raspberry and mandarin begin to soften. It has enough presence for evening and date night wear while remaining controlled enough for daily wear. Wear Scenarios Sweet Rebel is particularly suited to: - date night - evening - daily wear - casual - signature scent Its balance of playful fruit, creamy sweetness and moderate projection makes it especially useful when a noticeable but approachable feminine fragrance is preferable to something dark or overpowering. Scent Family Positioning Sweet Rebel belongs in the fruity floral gourmand space, with sweet, fruity, floral, aromatic, vanilla and creamy characteristics. Its personality is playful, romantic, seductive and comforting, combining the recognisable aromatic backbone of the Libre family with a softer berry-and-coconut treatment. It occupies a lighter and more approachable lane than dense amber vanilla fragrances while retaining enough sweetness for cooler-weather and evening use. Inspired By and Style Comparisons Sweet Rebel is directly inspired by Yves Saint Laurent Libre Berry Crush. The relationship is unusually clear because both fragrances revolve around raspberry and mandarin brightness, aromatic lavender, orange blossom, creamy coconut, vanilla and musk. Rather than merely borrowing the general Libre style, Sweet Rebel follows the central Berry Crush architecture closely, preserving its contrast between juicy fruit, aromatic florals and creamy sweetness. Wearers familiar with Libre Berry Crush should therefore recognise the intended direction immediately. Flankers and Variations Within the wider Libre style, Sweet Rebel is closer to the fruitier and more playful Berry Crush direction than the warmer amber density of Libre Intense. Raspberry and coconut are central to that distinction, giving Sweet Rebel a brighter and creamier identity than the darker vanilla-heavy members of the broader Libre family. Within Bujairami’s range, it functions as an accessible feminine option for wearers looking for fruity sweetness rather than oud, heavy amber or darker gourmand density. Market and Community Reception Sweet Rebel is a recent Bujairami release and currently has limited established community review data, so there is not enough evidence to claim a settled enthusiast consensus. Early retailer positioning consistently describes it around raspberry, lavender, creamy sweetness and feminine fruity-floral wear, while current performance reports indicate long lasting wear with moderate projection. Its clearest selling point is therefore straightforward: the distinctive raspberry-lavender character of Libre Berry Crush delivered in a sweet, creamy and more affordable Bujairami format.
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Shared notes: Lavender, Orange Blossom
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1 review with an average rating of 7.8 out of 10.
Sweet Rebel occupies the mass-appeal segment of the fruity-floral gourmand category, prioritizing a crowd-friendly balance between sharp fruit top notes and a rounded, creamy drydown. The composition succeeds in maintaining the critical tension between the aromatic lavender DNA of the original and the sweetened raspberry-coconut profile, preventing the fragrance from veering into overly simplistic candy-like territory. The blending exhibits a functional coherence that favors versatility over raw complexity, rendering it a highly readable and accessible scent profile. Performance metrics reflect a reliable utility, with longevity consistently extending through a standard workday, while projection remains conservative, favoring personal scent bubbles over expansive sillage. This restraint aligns with the fragrance’s intent as a daily-wear companion rather than a high-intensity statement piece. Within the competitive clone market, Bujairami positions this release as an economic alternative to Yves Saint Laurent Libre Berry Crush. It serves as a pragmatic entry point for consumers seeking the specific raspberry-lavender-vanilla architecture without the premium pricing of the designer original. The value proposition is strong, as the fragrance avoids the chemical harshness often associated with lower-tier clones, providing a refined enough experience to satisfy daily usage requirements. The scent profile is most effective in temperate to cool weather, where the coconut and vanilla base notes gain depth without becoming cloying. Its inherent femininity and playful character make it well-suited for casual social environments, office settings, and evening engagements, offering a balanced middle ground for users who find traditional amber-vanilla scents too dense for regular rotation.
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Sweet Rebel takes the fruity side of Yves Saint Laurent Libre Berry Crush and makes it the centre of the experience, pairing juicy raspberry and mandarin with the familiar lavender and orange blossom backbone before melting into coconut, Bourbon vanilla and musk. The result is a playful fruity floral gourmand that keeps the recognisable Libre character but feels creamier, sweeter and more approachable.
This suits anyone who likes sweet feminine fragrances but still wants some aromatic definition rather than a pure dessert scent. Raspberry gives it an immediately playful character, while lavender and orange blossom keep the composition recognisable and polished. It is particularly well suited to date nights, evenings, casual wear and anyone drawn to fruity vanilla fragrances with a romantic, seductive personality.
Skip Sweet Rebel if you dislike prominent raspberry, creamy vanilla or fragrances built around noticeable sweetness. It is also unlikely to satisfy someone looking for dark woods, oud, smoke or a particularly dry and sophisticated profile. Wearers who prefer the sharper aromatic character of the original Libre style may find this interpretation too fruity and gourmand leaning.
Sweet Rebel is directly inspired by Yves Saint Laurent Libre Berry Crush and follows its central raspberry, mandarin, lavender, orange blossom, coconut, vanilla and musk structure closely. The emphasis is on the same contrast between juicy fruit and aromatic florals before the fragrance settles into a creamy vanilla base. Sweet Rebel offers that Berry Crush direction at a substantially lower price, although the original remains the benchmark for refinement and overall finish.
If Sweet Rebel sounds too fruity or creamy, the broader Libre family is the obvious place to look for a more aromatic interpretation of the same lavender and orange blossom idea. Libre Intense moves towards a warmer, richer vanilla amber profile, while the original Libre provides a cleaner and more structured floral aromatic experience. If it is specifically the raspberry, coconut and creamy sweetness that appeals, Libre Berry Crush itself remains the direct reference point.
Bujairami has gained massive traction due to its reputation for creating high-performance "Extraits" that rival expensive niche brands. The brand recently exploded in popularity following a high-profile collaboration with world-famous influencer Jeremy Fragrance, which helped cement Bujairami as a top-tier player in the modern "inspired-by" market.
Aside from the hyped Jeremy Fragrance collaboration, Bujairami is famous for "Power" (inspired by Stronger With You) and their various takes on niche heavy-hitters like Baccarat Rouge and Aventus. These releases are consistently praised for their "oily" density and the fact that they don't have the synthetic "alcohol blast" common in cheaper alternatives.
Bujairami Sweet Rebel is a dupe of Yves Saint Laurent Libre Berry Crush. It interprets the original scent profile using high quality alternative ingredients at a fraction of the price.
Bujairami Sweet Rebel opens with Mandarin Orange, Raspberry, moves into Lavender, Orange Blossom, and settles on a base of Bourbon Vanilla, Coconut, Musk. It is built to capture the character of Yves Saint Laurent Libre Berry Crush.
Bujairami Sweet Rebel is EDP with a community longevity score of 7.5 out of 10 and a scent accuracy score of 8.2 out of 10. It offers a budget friendly alternative to the original.
Sweet Rebel takes the fruity side of Yves Saint Laurent Libre Berry Crush and makes it the centre of the experience, pairing juicy raspberry and mandarin with the familiar lavender and orange blossom backbone before melting into coconut, Bourbon vanilla and musk. The result is a playful fruity floral gourmand that keeps the recognisable Libre character but feels creamier, sweeter and more approachable.
This suits anyone who likes sweet feminine fragrances but still wants some aromatic definition rather than a pure dessert scent. Raspberry gives it an immediately playful character, while lavender and orange blossom keep the composition recognisable and polished. It is particularly well suited to date nights, evenings, casual wear and anyone drawn to fruity vanilla fragrances with a romantic, seductive personality.
Skip Sweet Rebel if you dislike prominent raspberry, creamy vanilla or fragrances built around noticeable sweetness. It is also unlikely to satisfy someone looking for dark woods, oud, smoke or a particularly dry and sophisticated profile. Wearers who prefer the sharper aromatic character of the original Libre style may find this interpretation too fruity and gourmand leaning.
Sweet Rebel is directly inspired by Yves Saint Laurent Libre Berry Crush and follows its central raspberry, mandarin, lavender, orange blossom, coconut, vanilla and musk structure closely. The emphasis is on the same contrast between juicy fruit and aromatic florals before the fragrance settles into a creamy vanilla base. Sweet Rebel offers that Berry Crush direction at a substantially lower price, although the original remains the benchmark for refinement and overall finish.
If Sweet Rebel sounds too fruity or creamy, the broader Libre family is the obvious place to look for a more aromatic interpretation of the same lavender and orange blossom idea. Libre Intense moves towards a warmer, richer vanilla amber profile, while the original Libre provides a cleaner and more structured floral aromatic experience. If it is specifically the raspberry, coconut and creamy sweetness that appeals, Libre Berry Crush itself remains the direct reference point.