Quick answer: Constantine is the fresh, green one: cardamom, violet leaf, pineapple and mandarin over lily of the valley, jasmine, lavender and artemisia, drying to amberwood, moss and white musk, for spring and summer. Conquer is warmer and more refined: bergamot, ginger and cardamom over orris and orange blossom, with patchouli, amber and vanilla, for autumn and winter.
Mykonos Constantine and Mykonos Conquer both open with cardamom, and the brand describes both as powerful without being loud. That is where the similarity ends: they are made for opposite halves of the year.
Constantine vs Conquer at a glance
| Constantine | Conquer | |
|---|---|---|
| Family | Floral, Fruity | Citrus, Woody & Vanilla |
| For | Unisex | For Him |
| Concentration | Extrait de Parfum | Extrait de Parfum |
| Intensity | Moderate | Strong |
| Seasons | Spring, Summer | Autumn, Winter |
| Occasions | Daily, Evening | Daily, Evening, Work |
| Top notes | Cardamom, Violet Leaf, Pineapple, Mandarin Orange | Bergamot, Ginger, Cardamom |
| Heart notes | Lily of the Valley, Jasmine, Lavender, Artemisia | Orris, Orange Blossom |
| Base notes | Amberwood, Moss, White Musk | Patchouli, Musk, Modern Amber, Vanilla |
| Sizes | 50 ml | 50 ml / 100 ml |
| Rating* | 4.7 / 5 (20 reviews) | 5.0 / 5 (3 reviews) |
*Verified reviews at the time of writing.
What they have in common
Both share amber, cardamom and musk in their note pyramids. Both are extraits de parfum, both are listed for daily wear and evenings, and both come in 50 ml.
How Constantine and Conquer differ
Constantine opens with cardamom, violet leaf, pineapple and mandarin, then an aromatic heart of lily of the valley, jasmine, lavender and artemisia. Amberwood, moss and white musk keep the base dry and clean. The brand calls it its summer king.
Conquer opens with bergamot, ginger and cardamom, then turns softer and more refined with orris and orange blossom. Patchouli, musk, modern amber and vanilla make a warm base.
Constantine is rated Moderate, is unisex and is listed for spring and summer. Conquer is rated Strong, sits in the For Him collection, is listed for autumn and winter and for work, and comes in 50 and 100 ml; the brand handbook lists 12+ hours.
Which should you choose?
- Choose Mykonos Constantine if you want a green, aromatic scent for spring and summer that anyone can wear.
- Choose Mykonos Conquer if you want a warm, long-lasting scent for autumn and winter that also works at the office.
Want more detail? Read the full Conquer guide.
Conquer is also compared in Conquer vs Invade. For Constantine's herbal side, see our guide to lavender perfumes.
Frequently asked questions
Can I wear Constantine and Conquer as a pair?
Yes, they cover opposite seasons: Constantine is listed for spring and summer, Conquer for autumn and winter. See choosing perfume by season.
Which is more popular?
Constantine, with 20 verified reviews at the time of writing, averaging 4.7 out of 5.
Which smells more expensive?
That is personal, but both are built to feel refined rather than loud. See perfumes that smell expensive.