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City Rhythm · Sold as unisex
St. John Prive Blend
The vibrant buzz of a city street as the sun sets — where tropical fruits mingle with warm spices and the air is filled with the comforting scent of vanilla and sandalwood.
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St. John Prive BlendHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2023 by City Rhythm, St. John Prive Blend was created by Niles Ramadhin and embodies the vibrant energy of New York City. The fragrance opens with a burst of guava and quince, bringing a tropical freshness that contrasts beautifully with the warm notes of coconut and lime. As it settles, lavender adds an unexpected herbal touch, while rum infuses the composition with a hint of island relaxation. The base notes of sandalwood, ambergris, and vanilla create a rich and inviting warmth.
Given its strong sillage and long-lasting nature, one or two sprays are enough to make a statement. The fragrance projects well from the start but takes about an hour for the full warmth of the base notes to settle in.
Fig. 01 — St. John Prive Blend, 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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