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L’Interdit Eau de Toilette
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Givenchy L'Interdit Eau de Toilette is a floral musky woody fragrance for women. Launched in 2019, this composition was created by Dominique Ropion, Anne Flipo and Fanny Bal. Its olfactive structure unfolds with an opening of poppy, giving way to a heart of neroli, orange blossom and musk, while the base rests on vetiver and patchouli.
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I didn’t like it. It loses the elegance of the EDP, smelling generic and commonplace – more of the same old stuff. I wouldn’t buy it; for that price, there are cheaper and more distinguished options. As the saying goes, to each their own!
I prefer the Eau Toilette: it smells much fresher, livelier and more youthful.
What a delight! I received a sample with another purchase and I couldn’t resist. It has good projection and excellent longevity for an EDT. I find it super elegant, revitalising and rich. It’s sweet but in perfect balance with the flowers. I see it more for autumn and winter than for warm weather.
It’s an excellent floral with very good performance for an eau de toilette. If you like neroli, it must be in your collection. It’s elegant and more versatile than the EDP. To me, at 23, this EDT version seems fresher; the other one gets a bit overwhelming in warm climates.
I can’t describe it according to the notes. I detect neroli, many white flowers, but it’s a neroli caramel, a floral chewing gum. It’s not gourmand, but it has a balanced synthetic element that gives it an edible sweetness. Sometimes I want to bite my wrist to feel it. It attracts me so much that my nose demands it. I don’t know the EDP to compare, but for me it’s a 10. Edited 6/10/2020: Second review after the initial infatuation. Today it’s very hot and there’s dry wind. I chose L’Interdit before going to work and it made me feel unwell; surely it overwhelmed those around me. Conclusion: it doesn’t matter if it’s an EDT, don’t wear it on hot days. It loses its charm and the orange blossom chewing gum becomes sticky and unbearable. Save it for autumn.
I can’t quite describe it with the listed notes. It says neroli, lots of neroli, white flowers. But it’s not just any floral; it’s a neroli caramel, a white-flower chew, a floral sweetie. It’s not gourmand, yet it has a balanced synthetic element mixed with natural notes giving it an edible sweetness. Sometimes I want to chew my wrist (oh, that sounds weird 😜😂). I’m so drawn to it that my nose demands it, even if it’s not the right occasion. It’s a necessity to wear it. I don’t know the EDP, but for me, it’s a 10. ✔️Edited 6/10/2020: Second opinion after a blind infatuation. It was very hot and dry and windy. I chose L’Interdit before heading to work and it made me feel unwell. I’m sure it overwhelms those around me. Conclusion: it doesn’t matter if it’s EDT, don’t wear it in the heat. The charm is lost and the orange blossom chew becomes sticky and unbearable. Save it for autumn.
It’s very rich. If you like florals but not too citrusy, not so much patchouli, not as floral as Gucci Bloom, and not sweet and cloying. The opening is strong but doesn’t overwhelm. Then it settles and becomes delicate. It doesn’t have the power of the EDP, which makes it more wearable and versatile for all day and season. I wear it every day. It has good longevity for an EDT. My skin is olive and soft fragrances don’t last, while those with heavy patchouli become sharp. I recommend it if you’re looking for these options.
I’ve just bought it. At first sniff, I loved it. I was looking for something reminiscent of Givenchy’s Play for Her and this fragrance is quite similar, leaving me satisfied. It reminds me a bit of Elie Saab’s Girl of Now, perhaps a more affordable version. Good performance for an EDT. I like it more than the EDP; it’s more wearable and less cloying. I’d give it a 7 out of 10.
I received a sample and must confess that the opening was rich, but once it dried down the floral blend didn’t suit me. Neroli isn’t my thing.
If you like neroli, it’s for you. The trail and longevity are enormous on my skin. I forgot that I disliked L’Interdit and tried it; the neroli overpowered my morning scent and I can still smell it in my throat. If you don’t like neroli, don’t test it on blotting paper.
It’s not overwhelming like the others. I live in a tropical country and wear it all year round. Delicious, elegant and long-lasting.
A potent and effective EDT flanker. It evolves into a creamy orange blossom with soft neroli and a touch of fruity plum. It’s not fresh but rather creamy, youthful and seductive. Ideal for romantic, carefree women in jeans and t-shirts. Best in cold weather. Perfumer Ropion has done an excellent job with the floral accords. By the way, the poppy note doesn’t come through at all, but its marketing is original.
If you like neroli, I recommend it. Its trail and longevity are enormous on my skin. I forgot that I don’t like L’Interdit at all and tried it. The neroli overpowered the perfume I was wearing and I can still smell it in my throat. If you don’t like neroli, don’t even bother trying it on blotter paper.
This EDT version is a delight: it smells of orange blossom, neroli, musk and a touch of vetiver. I didn’t like the EDP as the patchouli and ambroxan are too much for me. It has excellent projection and lasts around six hours.
Sweet and that’s it; it’s so sweet that you can’t feel the other notes; for me it’s poorly designed, it’s just sweet and that’s it, so much so that you don’t know what it smells like, and the worst is that it produces olfactory saturation: half an hour later you stop smelling it yourself, terrible if I perfume myself. It’s beyond whether others can smell it; I won’t repeat it. I’ll try it in summer; here in Argentina it’s autumn, we’ll see if the heat reverses this opinion. 30/1/2024: I finished it a few months ago and the truth is it’s a very rich perfume, but you have to let it oxidate for a few months before using it. You open it, put it on, and store it; three or four months later you use it and it’s nothing like before. After that time, all the notes are finally felt.
I LOVE this scent; I think for an EDT it’s potent, which is why I feel secure about having bought it because I believe the EDP wouldn’t suit me. The notes are more than delicious and it has a fabulous combination of aromas.
I LOVE IT. I think for an EDT it’s quite potent, so I felt safe buying it because I believe the EDP wouldn’t suit me. The notes are delicious and have a fabulous combination.
I loved it; I can smell it’s similar to the EDP but I think this is softer. I don’t detect the nardos as much as in others like the Infinissime or the Gabrielle Essence, but in this combination I like the nardos (I don’t like them in general if the note is too strong). What I can say is that I put it on at 7 am and I just showered at 16:40 and it’s still on my skin. Astonished.
With all due respect, but for me this perfume is a resounding no. I used it once and it overwhelmed me with a sharp sweetness that left no room for any other note; I could even smell it in my throat and it gave me nausea; it’s not something I’d repeat to change my mind. Debut and farewell, it put me off trying any other flankers for now.
I tried L’Interdit EDT samples. It seems very lovely and of excellent quality. I was surprised as it lasted about six hours on my skin (more than some EDPs I own) and had good projection. I think this version might suit those who find the EDP overwhelming but enjoy the characteristic aroma (neroli + pear).
With all due respect, for me it’s a resounding NO. I used it once and it overwhelmed me with a sharp sweetness that left no room for anything else; I could feel it right up to my throat and it gave me nausea. I wouldn’t try it again to see if my opinion changes. Debut and farewell: it put me off trying any other flankers for now.
For me, it’s a resounding yes to the EDP with that ambroxan; it doesn’t quite close for me, I prefer this version. It’s very grounding, it doesn’t overwhelm or saturate me, I can smell the flowers, and I’d like to try the new one and the Millefime to see if I should get a replacement for this because it definitely suits my olfactory taste. I detect a hint of incense; it’s a soft oriental and floral, and I wore it in summer with great pleasure. Excellent performance and trail.
I received some samples of L’Interdit EDT and kept testing it. I think it’s a very lovely perfume of excellent quality; I was surprised because it lasted about six hours on my skin (more than some EDPs I own) and had very good projection. I believe this new version might appeal to those who find the EDP overwhelming but enjoy the characteristic scent of this line (nardos + pear).
Juicy nardos, more youthful and versatile than the EDP, zero sweetness, 100% floral and musky. It’s a fragrance with subtle elegance. I don’t detect the vetiver, fortunately. Projection and longevity are excellent, very durable and wearable. Love it.
It’s sweet, like the sweets you eat when you’re a child. I love it, it lasts and projects well. It’s not elegant; it’s more cheerful and relaxed.
Finally, I give up: I had my reservations because I tried it a year ago and my nose was already turned upside down by another dry perfume. Now, after a week of testing all its flankers, I must admit that the EDT, the Intense, and the standard EDP are marvellous: rounded, pulpy, edible, elegant and serious, with a touch of light and a winter walk. They suit me in summer and with sunshine because of that rebellious trait of a creamy barquillo and fairground that escapes through the seams, dancing with a bearable peach, nothing of that artificial bubblegum. It’s a tasty peach, more of a flavour than a scent. I’ll buy a little bottle to keep in the back of the wardrobe. It doesn’t fully identify with me, but I always return to these charming, slightly browned and clean aromas, even though I confess to being a woman of salty and lemon fragrances. A beauty! I hope they don’t ruin it.
Finally, I give up. I had reservations because I tried it a year ago with my nose turned upside down by another dry scent and we didn’t get along. Now, after a week of trying all its flankers, I admit the EDT, the Intense and the normal EDP are wonderful: rounded, plush, edible, elegant and deep, with winter light and air… yet they also work in summer with the sun, with that rebellious trait of a creamy donut and a fairground that escapes through the seams, dancing with a tolerable peach, nothing artificial. This is a tasty peach, more about the taste than the smell. I’ll buy a small bottle for the back of the wardrobe. It doesn’t fully identify with me, but I always return to these charming, slightly aged and clean scents, even though I confess to being a lover of salty and citrus fragrances… A beauty! I hope they don’t ruin it.
I have a sample and I’m not sure what to think: I absolutely love the opening with those rice-powder notes; I can’t quite pinpoint the cause (perhaps the poppy, although I thought it didn’t smell of it), but then the flowers take over and sound very artificial, like bubblegum, which ruins the fragrance. I think it needs more natural florals here.
I have samples that will last me a while, so I won’t be purchasing it. It has a charming opening but quickly turns serious, dull and faded on my skin until I lose interest. When it launched, I thought it might become my new crush, but nothing happened. I applied it earlier and it’s almost gone. My husband asks what perfume I’m wearing and says it smells like ‘lady’. There’s some truth to that. It evokes a fond image, but as a scent, it doesn’t appeal to me. Now it smells like my mum’s handbags: a mix of leather and mint gum. It smells like my mum’s subtly scented handkerchief emerging from her bag in the darkness of an old carpeted cinema hall.
Rich but nothing special. I remember testing it in a duty-free shop and detecting an exquisite, elegant grape note, yet this doesn’t have those nuances. I tried it again today and it smells nothing like my memory; I barely detect the original character. It is rich, but it’s a flanker that’s fresher and more summery, which makes sense. I’m not sure I’d choose to buy it within the L’Interdit collection. Compared to the powerhouse fragrances in this line, it doesn’t hold its own.
Unlike the EDP, this is much airier and the flowers feel fresher. It feels more suitable for daytime than evening. In my case, the neroli notes aren’t very prominent, with orange blossom taking centre stage. The longevity is over 8 hours, with at least 6 hours of noticeable scent on the skin; afterwards, the trail fades to skin-level, but if someone gets close, they can still detect it. It’s a compliment magnet. Its resemblance to My Way is astonishing, but L’Interdit performs better. It’s a fantastic perfume that will make history.
Unlike the EDP, this is much more airy with fresher flowers. It feels more daytime than nighttime. In my case, the neroli isn’t as prominent; the orange blossom stands out, otherwise I wouldn’t have liked it. The longevity is above eight hours, feeling at least six, then the trail drops to skin level but if you lean in, you can perceive it. A magnet for compliments. Its resemblance to My Way is astonishing, but L’Interdit performs better. It’s a fantastic perfume that will make history.
I’m absolutely in love with this EDT and Rouge version from the L’Interdit line. Whenever I wear them, people ask what I’m wearing; I smell wonderful, what a delight. My bottle is nearly empty, but I have a dilemma: should I buy the EDT again or try the EDP?
It’s cheerful, sweet and youthful. It lasts well on skin and clothes, and people compliment it constantly.
It is cheerful and sweet, but as a 25-year-old, I have to say it’s not for the young. I feel it is very much a fragrance for women over 40. It smells of sugared white flowers, nothing extraordinary.
It’s cheerful and sweet, but being a 25-year-old, I’d say it’s not for young people. It smells very much like a fragrance for women over 40. It smells of sugared white flowers, nothing extraordinary.
Despite being an EDT, it is super intense and long-lasting. Personally, I didn’t like it much; it reminds me of Michael Kors Very Hollywood. I wouldn’t buy it again.
I don’t know how they do it, but Givenchy’s feminine fragrances always have something special, that DNA, that extraordinary and pleasant touch. L’Interdit is a lovely, soapy, floral perfume. The combination of orange blossom, neroli, and poppy creates a wonderfully harmonious warmth, and the patchouli note is also very pleasant. I also perceive jasmine, neither too much nor too little, just right. It’s a charming combination and the scent unfolds differently after half an hour. The longevity is good to very good and it blends wonderfully into the skin. Totally interesting, incredibly wearable, sexy, sophisticated and elegant without being over the top. Follow the mantra less is more, but don’t be mistaken, it is anything but discreet. All in all, a pleasant fragrance with enough sobriety for every occasion. The love-hate relationship with neroli is a matter of taste and important when deciding.
I’ve learned to love this fragrance. I think the poppy, neroli, and patchouli notes create a strangely beautiful duet. How does it wear on my skin? People have told me it smells like honey sweets, very sweet and soft. Fortunately, I have a spare bottle.
I absolutely adore this perfume. It smells feminine, fresh, and aromatic. At first, there are elegant, non-cloying neroli notes, and then the dry-down… oh, the dry-down! While the bottle lists patchouli and vetiver, to me it smells like oyamel resin, of forest and oak. It evokes a mountain of towering pines covered in vegetation and flowers everywhere. I bought it on discount and fell in love; I’m now hunting for my second bottle. If you enjoy floral and resinous scents, don’t hesitate, it’s for you.