Designer aquatic perfume samples
We list 9 samples from the designer perfume samples tagged aquatic. A guide by the recorded data, with 8 samples shown.
We list 9 samples from the designer perfume samples tagged aquatic. We picked 8 to show here and describe them strictly by their recorded data. Nothing here is a verdict: the order is arbitrary and your skin decides.
The selection
Mykonos Glitch
Mykonos Glitch is filed as an Extrait de Parfum from Mykonos; the note list on record reads Sicilian Bergamot, Apple, Grapefruit, Charred Pineapple, Lavender, Artemisia and others. The scent families on record: aquatic, floral and woody. For season the tags say summer. One wearing shows a mood, several wearings show the perfume.

Velixir Artemis
From Velixir comes Velixir Artemis, an Eau de Parfum. On paper it lists Aquatic Notes, Pear, Ambrette Musk, Ylang-Ylang, Jasmine and Patchouli. Its family tags read aquatic, floral and woody. Season on record: spring and summer. Your own nose gets used to a scent quickly, so ask someone near you what they notice.

Mykonos California Blue
Mykonos California Blue is an Extrait de Parfum by Mykonos. The notes on record are Lavender, Pear, Grapefruit, Pink Salt, Rhubarb, Water Blossoms and others. The scent families on record: aquatic, fresh and gourmand. For season the tags say summer. What reads as sweet on one person can read as dry on another.

Mykonos California Signature
Mykonos California Signature is filed as a Parfum from Mykonos; the note list on record reads Mandarin, Lemon, Lavender, Lychee, Aquatic Notes, Rosemary and others. It is tagged aquatic, citrus and woody. For season the tags say spring and summer. Notice how close it stays to the skin and how much of it others pick up.

Mykonos Satin Blanc
Mykonos Satin Blanc, a Parfum from Mykonos, has Bergamot, Black Pepper, Green Apple, Cedarwood, Jasmine Tea, Floral Bouquet and others on record. Its family tags read aquatic, fresh and oriental. Season on record: summer and winter. Warm skin and cool skin can bring out different sides, so try both if you can.

Velixir Poseidon
Velixir Poseidon is filed as an Eau de Parfum from Velixir; the note list on record reads Bergamot, Mandarin, Ginger and Ambergris. It is tagged aquatic, citrus and fresh. It is listed for summer. Pay attention to what is still there by the evening, since that is the part you live with longest.

Mykonos Empire
Mykonos Empire by Mykonos is an Eau de Parfum with these recorded notes: Lime, Bergamot, Mandarin Orange, Tropical Fruits, Sicilian Orange, Ginger and others. The scent families on record: aquatic, citrus and woody. Give it time to settle before you judge it.

Mykonos Nautilus
With Mykonos Nautilus, Mykonos has an Extrait de Parfum for which Pear, Bergamot, Ginger, Mandarin Orange, Pear, Orange Blossom and others are on record. Its family tags read aquatic, citrus and woody. It is listed for summer. The opening is the loudest part and the shortest, so let it pass before deciding.

Also in this selection: Velixir Helios.
How to test them
Wear it on at least three different days before you decide. Test it on skin and not only on paper. Start light; you can always add a spray on the next wearing. Ask someone you trust what they notice, because your own nose adapts quickly.
Skin, weather and habit change how any perfume comes across, and a sample shows you your version of it. A sample earns its place when you reach for it again without planning to. Start with 2, 5 or 10 ml and give it a few days, so that the first impression is not the only one.
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Questions
Are these samples made by the brands?
No. They are decants: FragranceGems fills each one from the original bottle into a glass spray vial and labels it. They are not official brand samples.
Which sizes do the samples come in?
Every sample comes as 2, 5 or 10 ml in a glass spray vial. The smallest is enough for a first impression, the larger ones for many wearings.
Why do some perfumes show no notes?
Because we only print notes we can trace to a source. Where no note list is on record, the page says so and leaves the judging to your own skin.











