Virgin Island Water vs Najdia
Creed vs Lattafa
Virgin Island Water centers on lime, coconut and white florals. Najdia is a fresh aromatic-aquatic scent with citrus, spice and a woody base; it is not a coconut-and-rum interpretation of the Creed.
| 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 People 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
Choose Virgin Island Water if creamy coconut and lime are what you want. Try Najdia for a green, fresh daily scent with a sweeter finish.
Creed Virgin Island Water
Lattafa Najdia