Quick answer: Glitch is the fresh, fruity one: bergamot, apple, grapefruit and charred pineapple over lavender and pink pepper, with a patchouli, vanilla and musk base, made for summer, work and sport. Invade is warm and sweet: pink pepper, lavender and juniper, then cinnamon bark and caramel over amber, vanilla and dry woods, for autumn and winter. Both are extraits for men.
Mykonos Glitch and Mykonos Invade are the two collaborations between Mykonos and SetiawanAde. They share lavender, pink pepper and vanilla, but they are built for opposite seasons.
Glitch vs Invade at a glance
| Glitch | Invade | |
|---|---|---|
| Family | Citrus | Woody & Vanilla |
| For | For Him | For Him |
| Concentration | Extrait de Parfum | Extrait de Parfum |
| Intensity | Moderate | Strong |
| Seasons | Summer | Autumn, Winter |
| Occasions | Daily, Sport, Work | Daily, Evening |
| Top notes | Sicilian Bergamot, Apple, Grapefruit, Charred Pineapple | Pink Pepper, Lavender Absolute, Juniper |
| Heart notes | Lavender, Artemisia, Lily of the Valley, Pink Pepper, Vanilla, Dried Jasmine | Cashmeran, Cinnamon Bark, Caramel |
| Base notes | Patchouli, Vanilla, Musk | Amber, Madagascar Vanilla, Drywoods |
| Sizes | 50 ml / 100 ml | 50 ml |
| Rating* | 5.0 / 5 (5 reviews) | Not enough reviews yet |
*Verified reviews at the time of writing.
What they have in common
Both share pink pepper and vanilla in their note pyramids. Both are extraits de parfum in the For Him collection, both use lavender (Invade as lavender absolute), both are listed for daily wear, and both are available in 50 ml.
How Glitch and Invade differ
Glitch opens with Sicilian bergamot, apple, grapefruit and charred pineapple. The heart mixes lavender, artemisia, lily of the valley, pink pepper, vanilla and dried jasmine, and the base is patchouli, vanilla and musk. It is bright and energetic, and sits in the citrus family.
Invade opens with pink pepper, lavender absolute and juniper, then warms up with cashmeran, cinnamon bark and caramel. Amber, Madagascar vanilla and dry woods make the base smooth and sweet. It sits in the Woody & Vanilla family.
Glitch is rated Moderate, listed for summer and for work and sport, and comes in 50 and 100 ml. Invade is rated Strong, listed for autumn and winter and for evenings, and comes in 50 ml. The brand handbook lists 12+ hours for Glitch and 10+ hours for Invade.
Which should you choose?
- Choose Mykonos Glitch if you want a fresh, fruity scent for hot days, the office and the gym.
- Choose Mykonos Invade if you want a warm, sweet and spicy scent for colder months and evenings.
Invade is also compared with another warm scent for men in Conquer vs Invade. Browse both collaborations in the collaborations collection.
Frequently asked questions
Can I wear Glitch and Invade in the same year?
Yes, they cover opposite seasons: Glitch is listed for summer, Invade for autumn and winter. See choosing perfume by season.
Which is sweeter?
Invade, with caramel, cinnamon bark and Madagascar vanilla. Glitch has vanilla too, but its fruit and citrus keep it fresh.
Do both have lavender?
Yes. Glitch has lavender in the heart; Invade opens with lavender absolute. See our guide to lavender perfumes.