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Mojave Sand leads at about 90% resemblance to the original Mojave Ghost EDP. It keeps the fruit, soft flowers and woody musk connection, with a more assertive edge. Nava Sol follows at about 85%, bringing a brighter, sweeter fruit note and a slightly fuller finish.
Closest overall match
The Dua Brand Mojave Sand
About 90% resemblance; fruit, soft florals and woods. Brand estimate: up to 8–12 hours.
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Fruitier alternative
Rayhaan Nava Sol
About 85% resemblance; brighter fruit and clean floral musk. Reported wear: 6–8 hours.
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Byredo Mojave Ghost Eau de Parfum pairs gentle fruit with magnolia, powdery violet and smooth sandalwood. Clean musk and dry woods give it that soft, close-to-skin feel.
Start with Mojave Sand at DUA for the closer match here. For a fruitier opening and a clean floral finish, try Nava Sol at Jomashop.
A fast side-by-side look at similarity, performance, value and who each fragrance suits best.
| Rank | Fragrance | Score | Similarity | Longevity | Best for | Best price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 |
The Dua Brand Mojave Sand
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8.6/10 | 90% | 8–12 hours | Mojave Ghost’s fruit, flowers and woody musk | Check price Shop now |
| #2 |
Rayhaan Nava Sol
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8.2/10 | 85% | 6–8 hours | Juicy fruit over clean flowers and musk | $34.49 Shop now |
Each pick includes the important differences, tradeoffs and our bottom-line verdict.
Mojave Sand brings sapodilla and ambrette into a soft floral heart of magnolia, violet and sandalwood. Cedar and ambergris give the finish a dry, musky warmth. It is the closer overall pick here. Brand estimate: up to 8–12 hours.
The first pick for a close Mojave Ghost direction with more presence.
The fruit can feel tangier and the overall scent more assertive than Byredo. On some skin, a sharper edge replaces part of the original’s gentle sweetness, and the woods feel more prominent later.
Nava Sol keeps a recognizable Mojave Ghost connection through fruit, magnolia, violet and clean musk. The opening is brighter and sweeter, with the woods and musk becoming clearer as it settles. Reported total wear is 6–8 hours, with shorter results on some skin.
A good choice for a fruitier take on Mojave Ghost’s clean floral character.
The sapodilla and magnolia can feel more pronounced. The fruit may read as pear or ripe banana, while the finish can feel fuller than the original EDP. It comes close to the same mood, with less consistent texture and staying power.
We weigh the opening, heart and drydown at 30%, 40% and 30%. Direct comparisons with the original Mojave Ghost EDP, scent development and differing wearing experiences shape these editorial resemblance estimates.
DUA estimates up to 8–12 hours for Mojave Sand. Nava Sol has a reported total wearing of 6–8 hours, though some skin wearings have been much shorter.
Choose Mojave Sand for the closer original Mojave Ghost connection here. It follows the fruit, flowers and woody musk closely, with a sharper, fuller feel on some skin. Nava Sol suits someone who enjoys a juicier opening and a clean floral finish. Choose Byredo when its gentle sweetness and airy texture are what you love most.
Explore our Mojave Ghost Absolu guide, Gypsy Water clone guide, and Another 13 dupe guide for more softly woody and musky scents.
Mojave Sand leads at about 90% resemblance. Nava Sol follows at about 85% with a fruitier opening.
The original Eau de Parfum. Mojave Ghost Absolu, the alcohol-free fragrance and hair perfume are separate versions.
DUA estimates up to 8–12 hours. That is the brand’s figure; individual wearings can be shorter.
A reported total wearing reached 6–8 hours, becoming intimate earlier. Other skin wearings have faded much sooner.
No. Mojave Sand takes inspiration from the original Mojave Ghost EDP; Mojave Sand Absolu is a separate DUA fragrance.
It has connections to both. Comparisons with the original EDP often find the opening familiar but fruitier, with a fuller woody and musky finish.
Its sapodilla note can come across as ripe fruit. Some noses find a banana-like sweetness, while others get pear or a more subdued fruity effect.
Mojave Sand can feel stronger and sharper than Byredo. It gives up some of the original’s quiet transparency in exchange for that presence.
Magnolia and powdery violet, softened by sandalwood and clean musk.
Yes. Both suit anyone who enjoys gentle fruit, flowers, musk and woods.
Nava Sol is the fruitier, sweeter choice here. Mojave Sand can make the fruit feel tangier.
When its airy texture, gentle sweetness and close-to-skin balance matter more than extra presence.
