Constantine by Mykonos Extrait (Decant)

Profile: Azzaro The Most Wanted × Molecule 01 + Mandarin-style hybrid

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Constantine by Mykonos Extrait de Parfum is a fresh, aromatic and smoothly woody fragrance that blends warm cardamom with crisp violet leaf, juicy pineapple and bright mandarin orange. The opening feels energetic and modern, balancing fruity citrus freshness with a clean aromatic spice.

As it develops, lily of the valley and jasmine add airy floral freshness while lavender and artemisia bring a clean aromatic character. The fragrance settles into amberwood, moss and white musk, creating a smooth, slightly green and polished dry down. Mykonos describes Constantine as fresh, clean and refined, with a distinctly modern warm-weather character.

What You Get

• Constantine by Mykonos Extrait de Parfum
• Juicy pineapple and mandarin with aromatic cardamom, lavender, amberwood, moss and clean white musk

Fragrance Notes:

• Top Notes: Cardamom, Violet Leaf, Pineapple, Mandarin Orange
• Heart Notes: Lily of the Valley, Jasmine, Lavender, Artemisia
• Base Notes: Amberwood, Moss, White Musk

Why You’ll Love It

• Pineapple and mandarin create a bright, juicy opening
• Cardamom adds refined aromatic warmth
• Lavender and artemisia bring clean, fresh character
• Amberwood, moss and white musk create a smooth, modern finish
• Perfect for sampling before buying a full bottle

Important Information

• Measured by volume, not bottle size
• Bottles may be larger but will not be filled to the top
• These are decanted samples, not retail bottles

Shipping

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