Amir Two Ajmal 2022

Amir Two opens with a fresh–spicy spark: nutmeg, ginger, pepper, rose, and geranium are all brought together to form a lively (or incendiary) start, which is undeniably sharp. The pepper et rose combo bites for sure, but it is contemporarily softened by a certain herbal‑green geranium lift. Think of it as the start of the engine...

As AT develops, the composition deepens. Amber and cypriol unfurl like warm air, sticky and resinous but not syrupy. Patchouli adds an earthy chewiness, toning down the brightness from the opening.

Then the final act arrives: a phase where balsamic oud and incense make Amir Two go full throttle, and some people will inevitably get caught off guard. The oud is smooth and convincingly natural, far from what you can find in westernised interpretations. Smoky and resinous with just enough sweetness to keep things plush rather than punishing.

Performance lands around 8+ hours with moderate projection, making it substantial but not anti‑social. If you're unsure, only spray under your clothes to contain your "aura".
Value‑wise, Amir Two punches absurdly above its price bracket... the kind of quality‑to‑price ratio that would indeed cost triple if it was packaged in a more "mainstream" label.

Rich, unashamedly oud‑forward and complex enough to wear solo: if Amir Two is “trash,” I'm ready to immolate myself in this dumpster fire.

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This was love at first sniff. Opulent oud with a lot of spices and a floral and woody background. On my skin, a high quality dry oud with nutmeg are the most prominent notes throughout the perfume's life. The rose is sutil and the spices are a bit pungent giving a strong overall character. It's obviously a woody scent, very woody.
It has a similar oud profile of Mukhallat al Shams but Amir Two is more complex. There's a lot more going on.
It's leathery but not that animalic. Dark, bold, dry, woodsy, earthy. It's too "nice" for an animalic tag. "Animalic" is not a property of indian oud according to my experience.
Royal and powerful perfume perfect for special ocassions.

The only downside is versatility. As I said earlier, it's only for special occasions.

My favourite thing about Amir One and Two is the constant movement of the ingredients in the air. They feel "alive" and everytime you wear them you can pick up a different nuance. Exquistely blended with high quality ingredients. I can't wait for a "Amir Three" or "Four".

Short double review about Ajmal Amir One (A1) and Amir Two ( A2).

I should start saying that both of them are very interesting and high quality parfums. I have tried other Ajmals but these are other level.

A1 & A2 parfums are related to each other: Oud note is backbone for both parfums. They are even sharing same type of oud. However Oud in A2 is maybe 5 times stronger then A1.

A1 starts citrusy, followed by aromatic notes like lavender and sage. there is touch of flowery heart. But oud will starts dominating the other notes. At the end you will be left very nice smokey woody oud accord. I m not sure if the smoke note comes from oud as well or from something else. But it works really well together with oud.

I really enjoy every stage of this parfum, it smells wonderful from beginning till end. This is not a fougere.Not everything has lavender counts as fougere. This is 100% Middle Eastern style Oud parfum. If we have to classify it is Aromatic Woody ( Oudy) parfum. Despite it contains oud, this is not a heavy parfum neither freshie. It lasts really long but doesn’t project too much. I think it is perfect for mid seasons like autumn, spring or even summer evenings.

A2 is another beast. It is very dark, heavy, resinous and very loud. It has very strong oud note supported by spices, Cypriol oil, incense and balsam. It is heavy oud dominant parfum. Typical parfum structure doesn’t really work, maybe it is bit out of balance. All the notes seems to be come out the gate at once. But oud dominates everything else very quickly.There is really nice smoky note for instance at the beginning but it doesn’t stay long. I should warn you this is very potent. I made mistake spraying 4 times and it was choking. I think 1-2 should be sufficient. It can work really well for layering as well. If you don’t have heavy oud dominant parfum, this is very good one. But you have to really like the style and dark, heavy notes. It is not versatile like A1.
A1 is my favorite i cant get enough of it.
Type of the oud used on both is very pleasant and woody. I wouldn’t call animalic. Maybe it is bit harsh at the opening but then it is very enjoyable.
(If anyone knows what type of oud used here , could you please write in to comments )

Retail price is very high but kind of price reflects the quality here. I bought them cheaper. They are really up there with most high end niche parfums without a doubt.

Amir Two from the House of Indian origin of Haute Luxury Niche Perfumery Ajmal Perfumes based in Dubai,United Arab Emirates is part of the 'Amir Collection', it is an Oriental perfume 'Oud Amber Spicy Woody Smoky. This fragrance was launched in 2022.

Amir in Arabic means Leader, and can be a Ruler or Military Commander, for example.
Featuring an unprecedented bounty of a sweet animalic corral Indian natural 'Oud, Amir Two reveals itself to be a completely arabesque and irresistible scent.

The fragrance opens with the freshness of an enveloping masculine floral spicy accord dominated by Rose and Geranium and Nutmeg and Ginger Pepper.
And that lead to a powerful balsamic resinous woody heart of Cipriol, Patchouli and Cashmere that seamlessly transition to your base.

Finally, a precious and potent combination of 'Oud unimaginable in Western perfumes that is closely flanked by Amber and Smoky Incense that reinforce the extremely arabesque and masculine character of the fragrance.
Perfume finalist of the Neeche Beauty Awards Of Middle West 2022.

I'd only been a fraghead for less than a year when I bought Amir Two blind, so keep in mind that this is a review by an inexperienced nose who just got his socks blown off.

AT is one of only a handful of fragrances in my collection that evokes powerful images and an almost visceral emotion. During the opening my skin smells like the sweaty, oily fur of a large animal. A wild horse, a bull, or a bear whose testosterone-fueled unpredictable impulses are ruled by instinct alone. It's incredibly pungent, bordering on sour - the scent of an animal that dominates its territory. Suitable, as Amir means ruler or chieftain. On me though, the opening produces some sort of olfactory equivalent of body dysmorphia. The opening is 100% incompatible with my self image as a reserved and introverted calculating nerd who spends most of his time indoors. It's like wearing someone else's skin and while it's unheimlich, it's also weirdly fascinating. As if someone, something colonized my skin, like cosplaying or drag or a scent a shaman would wear during a ritualistic performance. This would work on a Turkish oil wrestler or a hairy body builder during a workout. Not on me, I can't pull this off.

But AT evolves. After 15-30 minutes, depending on the temperature, the darkness dissipates and the initiation ends. Suddenly a golden portal opens and you're granted access to a yellow, sun-drenched afterlife or something. There's natural oud in AT and it is luminescent like light reflecting off of fresh wood shavings, sharp and fresh. An earthy patchouli grounds it and from then on the scent profile is quite inoffensive really, but layered and complex and I love it.