AlmondOpens with
AmbroxanHeart
TerpineolDries down to
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City Rhythm · Sold as unisex
Frequent Flyer
The quiet moments in a bustling airport lounge — where the hum of conversation mixes with the subtle scent of fresh linens, and the air feels both crisp and welcoming.
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Frequent FlyerHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2022 by City Rhythm, Frequent Flyer is an Oriental Floral fragrance created by perfumer Niles Ramadhin. The composition blends aquatic and woody accords with a warm musky base, making it both fresh and enveloping. Almond and jasmine provide a soft floral opening that transitions into the warmth of cedar and ambroxan before settling into the rich, comforting notes of timbersilk and iso e super.
Frequent Flyer is best applied sparingly as the aquatic notes are bright but fleeting. The musky base develops over time, so one or two sprays will ensure a lingering warmth that lasts throughout the day.
Fig. 01 — Frequent Flyer, City Rhythm
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Niles Ramadhin
Niles Ramadhin was born in Trinidad and Tobago and moved to Manhattan at age 12.
Designer City Rhythm
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