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Creed Virgin Island Water Eau de Parfum Unisex
Virgin Island Water Cologne by Creed, Virgin Island Water is an exotic paradise in aromatic form
. The bright, refreshing
cologne, released in 2007, brings you all of the delicious aromas of the
tropics. The composition starts with a fruity blend of white bergamot,
Sicilian mandarin, and Jamaican lime. Tropical copra adds the smooth,
milky scent of coconut. The heart is a rich blend of seductive florals.
Jasmine, ylang-ylang, and hibiscus add a velvety freshness before being
cooled by a spicy
jolt of crisp ginger. The sweet base is an irresistible mix of sugar
cane, white rum, and musk. Spritz this exciting cologne on any time you
need a relaxing escape.
James Henry Creed established his perfumery in 1760 in London. The company is now based in Paris but has been run by the same family since its beginning. It has seen seven different generations of perfumers. The celebrated brand received its first royal commission from King George III in 1781.
James Henry Creed established his perfumery in 1760 in London. The company is now based in Paris but has been run by the same family since its beginning. It has seen seven different generations of perfumers. The celebrated brand received its first royal commission from King George III in 1781.
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Creed Virgin Island Water Eau de Parfum Unisex
Virgin Island Water Cologne by Creed, Virgin Island Water is an exotic paradise in aromatic form
. The bright, refreshing
cologne, released in 2007, brings you all of the delicious aromas of the
tropics. The composition starts with a fruity blend of white bergamot,
Sicilian mandarin, and Jamaican lime. Tropical copra adds the smooth,
milky scent of coconut. The heart is a rich blend of seductive florals.
Jasmine, ylang-ylang, and hibiscus add a velvety freshness before being
cooled by a spicy
jolt of crisp ginger. The sweet base is an irresistible mix of sugar
cane, white rum, and musk. Spritz this exciting cologne on any time you
need a relaxing escape.
James Henry Creed established his perfumery in 1760 in London. The company is now based in Paris but has been run by the same family since its beginning. It has seen seven different generations of perfumers. The celebrated brand received its first royal commission from King George III in 1781.
James Henry Creed established his perfumery in 1760 in London. The company is now based in Paris but has been run by the same family since its beginning. It has seen seven different generations of perfumers. The celebrated brand received its first royal commission from King George III in 1781.
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Virgin Island Water Cologne by Creed, Virgin Island Water is an exotic paradise in aromatic form
. The bright, refreshing
cologne, released in 2007, brings you all of the delicious aromas of the
tropics. The composition starts with a fruity blend of white bergamot,
Sicilian mandarin, and Jamaican lime. Tropical copra adds the smooth,
milky scent of coconut. The heart is a rich blend of seductive florals.
Jasmine, ylang-ylang, and hibiscus add a velvety freshness before being
cooled by a spicy
jolt of crisp ginger. The sweet base is an irresistible mix of sugar
cane, white rum, and musk. Spritz this exciting cologne on any time you
need a relaxing escape.
James Henry Creed established his perfumery in 1760 in London. The company is now based in Paris but has been run by the same family since its beginning. It has seen seven different generations of perfumers. The celebrated brand received its first royal commission from King George III in 1781.
James Henry Creed established his perfumery in 1760 in London. The company is now based in Paris but has been run by the same family since its beginning. It has seen seven different generations of perfumers. The celebrated brand received its first royal commission from King George III in 1781.
