LP02 Peacock Feather

I bought this to get something similar to VIW without paying the huge price. Now, this isn't a cheap frag, but this is not at all a VIW clone. You could say that, as they have similarities, but this is different to a point you could own both and like both. It starts like a citrus/lemon candy and dries down to a coconut with equal amount of citruses. When you smell it, after the coconut note itself you get a hint of creamy/lactonic smooth smell that is different from the coconut, hard to describe, but the blend of this fragrance is very very good. It doesn't have any harsh or synthetic smells. Lasts longer than VIW. Bottle is a classic one with friction cap. Blind buy safe if you like tropical smells. EDIT: after comparing this to VIW for a week, the VIW is much more synthetic and has unpleasant/sharp smell in its citrus notes that is not found in LP02. I am even more surprised now

LP02 is a way better take on Creed VIW, with the lime and coconut being a very prominent and refreshing factor in this fragrance. It strikes the perfect balance between zesty citrus and creamy tropical notes, making it an wonderful choice for warm weather. Excellent to wear anytime in the summer, I imagine this as drinking Brazilian limeade on a hot summer day at the beach — the kind of scent that instantly transports you to a laid-back tropical paradise. It’s bright, invigorating, and effortlessly casual, yet sophisticated enough to stand out in a crowd. This will be my signature scent next summer.

I'm not a fan of lime or coconut, but this took me by surprise. It's bright, fun, and flirty, perfect for a summer day. The lime mixes well with the lemon in the beginning so that neither scent is overpowered yet you get a clear whiff of both. As time passes the lime begins to take center stage but that is also when the coconut comes through to balance it so that it's not so acidic.

Virgin Island Water with a pinch more lime.

It smells decent enough, but I'm not a fan of coconut. It's a mature, smooth, and almost refreshing, but the creaminess from the coconut keeps it from passing that "freshie" line.