Dupe of what?
What Is Rayhaan Nava Sol a Dupe Of?
Rayhaan Nava Sol is commonly compared with Byredo Mojave Ghost Absolu.
Rayhaan Nava Sol is commonly compared with Byredo Mojave Ghost Absolu. Their fruity floral musk profiles explain the pairing, although owners also hear the original Mojave Ghost EDP in the opening.
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Rayhaan Nava Sol
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Byredo Mojave Ghost Absolu
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Compare the notes
Here’s how their listed notes line up.
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Rayhaan Nava Sol
Top notes
- Sapodilla
Ambrette
Middle notes
Sandalwood
Magnolia
Violet
Base notes
Ambergris
Cedar
Musk
The original
Byredo Mojave Ghost Absolu
Top notes
- Sapodilla
Ambrette
Middle notes
Magnolia
Violet
Sandalwood
Base notes
Musk
Amber
Cedarwood
What is Rayhaan Nava Sol a dupe of?
Rayhaan Nava Sol is commonly compared with Byredo Mojave Ghost Absolu. The appeal is easy to understand: a fruity opening, soft flowers and a clean, woody musk finish. It's a different direction from the sweet vanilla and sporty citrus scents that fill so many clone shelves.
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Absolu is the comparison here, although owners also hear plenty of the original Mojave Ghost Eau de Parfum in Nava Sol. That overlap is worth knowing if you're choosing between the two Byredo versions.
What connects the two?
Rayhaan lists sapodilla and ambrette up top, magnolia, violet and sandalwood in the middle, then ambergris, cedar and musk. That gives Nava Sol a clear connection to the fruity, floral and woody parts of the Mojave Ghost family.
Byredo's current Absolu description adds pear to the fruity opening and emphasizes a deeper woody finish, with vetiver and cedarwood alongside amber and musk. Its profile also includes magnolia, violet, sandalwood and ambrette. The shared notes explain the comparison; their balance is what you'll want to check on skin.
Where owners hear the difference
In a Nava Sol owner comparison, someone who has smelled both Byredo editions finds the opening closer to regular Mojave Ghost and the drydown closer to Absolu. They describe Nava Sol as sweeter at first, with more noticeable woods and musk as it settles.
A second Reddit review comparing Nava Sol with Absolu also hears a mixture of the two editions. The comments include enthusiastic owners alongside people who find the floral or powdery side less appealing. A close family resemblance doesn't settle whether you'll enjoy wearing it.
Who should put it on their sample list?
Nava Sol makes sense if you enjoy soft fruity florals, pale woods and prominent musk. The owner descriptions suggest something closer to a clean, fruity shampoo impression than a heavy dessert scent. If that sounds good, this is an interesting Rayhaan to try.
If you already own Mojave Ghost Absolu, compare the opening sweetness and the woody finish before buying Nava Sol as a replacement. If you prefer the lighter feel of regular Mojave Ghost, pay particular attention to how Nava Sol dries down.
Find the right bottle
The Nava Sol product page has retailer options, and you can browse more from Rayhaan. Keep the Mojave Ghost Absolu page handy so you're comparing the intended Byredo edition.