Michael Malul 138 Santorini Fragrance Samples | Authentic Decants (3ml, 5ml, 10ml)

Top Notes

• Apple
• Grapefruit
• Mandarin

Heart Notes

• Lavender
• Jasmine
• Nutmeg

Base Notes

• Amber
• Patchouli
• Sandalwood

138 Santorini opens with a crisp combination of apple, grapefruit, and mandarin. The grapefruit brings citrus brightness, while apple adds a juicy freshness and mandarin rounds the opening with a softer citrus character.

Lavender, jasmine, and nutmeg emerge through the heart. Lavender gives the fragrance an aromatic quality, jasmine adds a subtle floral softness, and nutmeg introduces gentle warmth and spice.

The drydown becomes noticeably warmer through amber, patchouli, and sandalwood. Sandalwood creates a smooth woody foundation while patchouli adds depth and amber reinforces the warm character Michael Malul associates with the fragrance.

The balance of sparkling citrus, aromatic lavender, warm spice, and woods gives 138 Santorini an easygoing versatility. Its brighter opening makes it particularly natural for daytime wear, vacations, outdoor gatherings, casual dinners, and warm-weather occasions.

The amber, patchouli, sandalwood, and nutmeg also provide enough warmth to make the fragrance comfortable for spring, early fall, and evenings when a purely aquatic or sharply citrus scent may feel too light.

Longevity, projection, and sillage can vary depending on skin chemistry, application, climate, and environment.

Although 138 Santorini begins as a fresh citrus-fruit fragrance, the aromatic and woody portions become increasingly important as it dries down. Sampling allows you to experience the transition from apple, grapefruit, and mandarin into lavender, spice, amber, patchouli, and sandalwood on your own skin.

A smaller Michael Malul 138 Santorini decant is also convenient for fragrance rotation, work, vacations, weekends, or travel without carrying the original full-size bottle.

• 3ml Sample: Approximately 25–30 sprays
• 5ml Travel Spray: Approximately 40–50 sprays
• 10ml Travel Spray: Approximately 85–100 sprays
• 30ml: Approximately 250–300 sprays

Spray counts are estimates and may vary slightly depending on the atomizer and how each spray is applied.

Each 138 Santorini decant sold by Bluegrass Fragrance Company is transferred from an authentic original Michael Malul bottle. The fragrance is not diluted, reformulated, or intentionally altered.

Each order is hand-filled into a glass atomizer and carefully packaged for convenient application, storage, and travel.

The decant atomizer and packaging are independently supplied by Bluegrass Fragrance Company and are not original Michael Malul manufacturer packaging.

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Are these authentic Michael Malul 138 Santorini samples?

Yes. Each 138 Santorini sample and decant sold by Bluegrass Fragrance Company is transferred from an authentic original Michael Malul bottle.

What is a fragrance decant?

A fragrance decant is authentic fragrance transferred from its original full-size bottle into a smaller independent atomizer. It gives you a convenient way to sample, wear, or travel with a fragrance without purchasing or carrying the original bottle.

Is 138 Santorini diluted?

No. Bluegrass Fragrance Company does not intentionally dilute, reformulate, or otherwise alter 138 Santorini during the decanting process.

Is the original Michael Malul bottle included?

No. The original Michael Malul bottle and manufacturer packaging are not included. You receive your selected quantity of authentic fragrance in independent Bluegrass Fragrance Company decant packaging.

What does Michael Malul 138 Santorini smell like?

138 Santorini begins with bright apple, grapefruit, and mandarin before developing aromatic lavender, jasmine, and nutmeg. Amber, patchouli, and sandalwood provide a warm, smooth woody finish.

Is 138 Santorini citrusy?

Yes. Grapefruit and mandarin are prominent parts of the official opening, supported by crisp apple. The fragrance becomes warmer and more aromatic as it develops.

Is 138 Santorini sweet?

It has some natural fruitiness from apple and mandarin and warmth from amber, but it is not structured primarily as a sugary gourmand. Citrus, aromatics, spice, patchouli, and sandalwood provide balance.

Is 138 Santorini good for summer?

Its apple, grapefruit, mandarin, and lavender profile makes it particularly well suited to warm-weather wear for many people. The woody and amber base gives it more warmth than a purely citrus or aquatic fragrance.

What seasons are best for 138 Santorini?

Spring and summer are especially natural fits for its bright opening, while the amber, sandalwood, patchouli, and nutmeg can also make it comfortable during mild fall weather and warmer evenings.

Is 138 Santorini good for the office?

Its fresh citrus, fruit, lavender, and smooth woody character can work well in professional or daytime settings when applied appropriately. Individual workplace environments and fragrance sensitivity should always be considered.

Why does Michael Malul now call it Santorini instead of 138 Santorini?

Michael Malul's current official product page displays the fragrance name as Santorini. The fragrance has historically been widely identified as 138 Santorini, and that name remains useful for identifying the same fragrance when shopping or researching it.

Is 138 Santorini suitable for travel?

Yes. A travel-size 138 Santorini decant provides a convenient way to carry a smaller quantity without bringing the original full-size bottle. Always follow applicable liquid restrictions when traveling.