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City Rhythm · Sold as masculine
Sultry
The cozy embrace of an evening spent at a city bar — where the air is filled with the scent of warm spices, rich woods, and a hint of sweetness from cherry liqueur.
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SultryHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2023, Sultry by City Rhythm is an Oriental Spicy fragrance that balances warmth and complexity with a rich blend of notes. The composition begins with the sweet charm of cherry liqueur and pistachio blossom before diving into the heart of rose and davana, where floral and spicy accords intertwine. The base notes of sandalwood, vanilla, patchouli, and musk bring a deep, nutty warmth that lingers on the skin.
Apply this fragrance in light layers to allow its complex notes to unfold gradually. The initial sweetness fades quickly, making it ideal for nighttime wear when the woody and nutty base can shine through. For best results, apply on cooler skin or after a warm shower to enhance the longevity.
Fig. 01 — Sultry, City Rhythm
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