Bin Ameer

This is among the sexiest scent i ever smelt, the scent is very original creation and i never smelt anything like it, i own and i tried 100s+ perfumes, this so good and this house is so underrated! Smell sweet but not childish sugary from honey, sweet fruity note from pear similar to famous french called dessert (poire Belle Hélène), blackcurrant note like jam, dropped into bouquet of white flowers, which is sit next to oud & musk, Resulting a divine scent to die for, this how heaven should smell, so elegant the house choose name Bin Ameer which translate to (Prince Son) imagine wealthy rich ameer of Qatar or Dubai! His son (crown prince will smell like this) this how good this, In term of longevity and sillage this a monster, it’s long lasting without been cloying or harsh to people next to you, it’s a compliment magnet and many people will ask you what you wearing, not easy to find in western countries but if you find it grab it, highly recommended, Thank you Ahmed Al maghribi.

I blindbought this.Smells very floral,slightly honey and pear,in the first hour very feminine leaning,after later the soft oud appears, very mass apealing and become unisex.It can be feminine leaning overall for some people,not safe if you dont like feminine leaning fragrances.Uplifting sweet uniqueness.I would say its a little similar to marj from AAM but less oud.

Bright and fruity with a floral lift but not enough to officially say it is a floral fragrance. Is smells like a heavy, sweet, syrup-type fragrance that lasts and lasts and lasts and lasts. Great for anytime during the year. Perhaps a bit heavy for the office but a general crowd pleaser.

This whole line is really good. This is an all season fragrance. Performance is beastly with close to 12 hours of longevity and above average sillage.

To me it’s smells animalistic and sophisticated at the same time! It smells mature, confident and determined.