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Zimaya · Sold as unisex
Mazaaj Rhythm
The city at dusk — bustling streets filled with the scent of freshly baked pastries and the warmth of streetlights.
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Mazaaj RhythmHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Mazaaj Rhythm by Zimaya, launched in 2025, is a vibrant fusion of fresh citrus and aromatic spices that captures the essence of urban dynamism. The fragrance opens with a burst of grapefruit and bergamot, complemented by the crisp freshness of green apple. These bright top notes lead into a heart where ginger adds a subtle warmth, creating an intriguing contrast between the zesty brightness and spicy depth. As it settles, Mazaaj Rhythm reveals its base notes of amber and musk, grounding the composition with a warm, lingering presence.
Apply this fragrance in light layers, as it builds subtly over time. The citrus notes are bright but fleeting, making way for a deeper, warmer base that develops throughout the day. It's best suited for daytime wear when you want to feel fresh and energized.
Fig. 01 — Mazaaj Rhythm, Zimaya
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