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City Rhythm - Red Line 2654
City Rhythm - Red Line 2654
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•3ml or 5ml or 10ml sample bottle
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City Rhythm – Red Line 2654
Vibe: Tropical citrus vacation in a bottle. Bright, salty, creamy, and slightly boozy. Think lounging at a luxury beach resort with a fresh cocktail in your hand. Leans slightly masculine, but comfortably unisex.
Notes
- Top: Blood Orange, Coconut, Lime, Juniper Berries, Sea Salt, Heliotrope
- Middle: Sugar Cane, Almond, Moroccan Jasmine, Nutmeg, Osmanthus
- Base: Rum, Ambergris, Tonka Bean, Beachwood, Vanilla
What it smells like:
It opens with juicy blood orange and lime over creamy coconut, giving an upscale tropical feel rather than sunscreen. As it dries down, the salty ambergris, smooth rum, vanilla, and tonka create a warm beach-at-sunset vibe. The blend is inspired by combining City Rhythm’s Miami and San Diego, creating a fragrance that bridges the 2,654 miles between the two cities.
Reminds me of:
- A luxury beach resort in the Caribbean.
- Somewhere between Creed Virgin Island Water, Tom Ford Soleil Blanc, and City Rhythm Miami, but with a richer ambergris and rum base. It’s not a clone of any of them—it has its own identity.
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