Virgin Island Water vs Najdia
Creed vs Lattafa
Creed Virgin Island Water is lime, coconut milk and jasmine over tonka and musk. Lattafa's Najdia is citrus, rose and cinnamon over amber, leather and patchouli.
| Virgin Island Water | Najdia | |
|---|---|---|
| Brand | Creed | Lattafa |
| Concentration | EDP | EDP |
| Gender | unisex | unisex |
| Top Notes | lime, bergamot, tropical fruits | grapefruit, mandarin |
| Heart Notes | coconut milk, jasmine, white florals | spicy notes, rose, cinnamon |
| Base Notes | tonka bean, white musk, patchouli | amber, leather, patchouli, woody notes |
| Best Seasons | spring, summer | spring, summer, fall |
Shared Notes (1)
Notes that appear in both fragrances
What Wearers Say
Creed Virgin Island Water
Some owners love the coconut-and-lime combination as a warm-weather scent.
One owner particularly enjoys the coconut drydown.
One owner wishes the opening lime stayed more prominent as it dries down.
One full-bottle owner loves the scent but finds it fades quickly on their skin; other owners report longer wear.
Lattafa Najdia
Some wearers enjoy a green, clean opening that settles into a softly sweet, musky or bubblegum-like drydown for casual daily wear.
One long-term wearer likes the scent but finds the atomizer frustrating. Another wearer in the same discussion dislikes the alcohol-heavy opening.
The Verdict
Virgin Island Water is our pick, because Najdia has no coconut or lime. Creed's is lime, bergamot and tropical fruit, then coconut milk and jasmine, over tonka, white musk and patchouli. Najdia is grapefruit and mandarin, then spice, rose and cinnamon, over amber, leather and patchouli. It's warmer and drier. For an affordable Virgin Island Water, compare Alexandria's Hawaii Volcano.
Lattafa Najdia