Fleur d’Interdit by Givenchy
Women 1994
Description
Fleur d'Interdit by Givenchy is a green floral fragrance for women. Launched in 1994, the nose behind this composition is Daniel Molière. The top notes include melon, watermelon, green notes, hyacinth, peach, freesia, raspberry, strawberry, and bergamot; the heart notes are formed by cyclamen, lilac, rose, lily of the valley, orchid, violet, jasmine, gardenia, and violet leaves; and the base…
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In the collection
Leading answer I owned it
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What do you think?
Leading answer Like it
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Season
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544 votes
Time of day
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Fragrance profile
About Fleur d’Interdit
Fleur d’Interdit by Givenchy is a green floral fragrance for women. Launched in 1994, the nose behind this composition is Daniel Molière. The top notes include melon, watermelon, green notes, hyacinth, peach, freesia, raspberry, strawberry, and bergamot; the heart notes are formed by cyclamen, lilac, rose, lily of the valley, orchid, violet, jasmine, gardenia, and violet leaves; and the base notes are oakmoss, iris, musk, heliotrope, vanilla, lily root, sandalwood, and cedar.
Fruits, vegetables and nuts Green, herbal and fougère Flowers White flowers Woods and mosses Spices
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
183 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
208 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
88 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Fair price
75 votes
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19 reviews
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It’s a pure vintage floral, super 90s; I don’t detect any fruit. Ideal if you love retro scents.
How beautiful! I smelled it as green and floral, without the fruity notes people mention, but with sparkling touches. It lasts all day and night, in winter or summer. Elegant and feminine, with a gorgeous faceted bottle. I’d use it again, it’s a gem.
Beautiful perfume! I always smelled it purely as a green floral. I never recognized the fruity part, though beyond being floral, it had sparkling touches. It works well anytime, day or night, winter or summer. Elegant and feminine. The fragrance and its carved bottle are a work of art. I’d use it again.
I had this ages ago. I loved it! But my grandma said it smelled like medicine, lol, I guess she didn’t like the sandalwood. Without a doubt, this perfume, along with Escape and Tommy Girl, marked my adolescence.
I had it years ago and loved it, but my grandmother said it smelled like medicine; I think she just didn’t like the sandalwood. Without a doubt, this, Escape, and Tommy Girl marked my adolescence.
I loved it! It was my first perfume; I remember buying it in Paris at a gallery near the Louvre. I was young and a bit spoiled, looking for CK One, and the saleswoman challenged me: ‘If you come to Europe, don’t look for American perfumes.’ Maybe she’s right, but it’s not my fault if her job doesn’t suit her. From here, the idea of selling perfumes in Paris looks so lovely. Let’s leave it at that; I loved it deeply and would love to get my hands on it again; they say it’s somewhere in Asia now, and we’ll meet again. Love, Maria. I remember it as fresh, clean, floral, and cheerful. Juventus, divine treasure.
I am obsessed! I had it around 1996, my second imported perfume, and now it’s unavailable in Argentina. I remember its scent as if it were today; it’s impressively rich.
I absolutely loved this perfume! I had it around 1996, my second imported fragrance… and now it’s unavailable in Argentina. I remember its scent as if it were today; it’s impressively rich.
I loved this fragrance! I used it a lot between ’95 and ’97; I adored it, it made me feel fresh and sparkling, like an energy shock. I mainly smelled melon, green notes, and watermelon, and then as it settled, the flowers—valley lily and jasmine. I liked it so much, but they discontinued it and it’s no longer available. If you can find it in other countries, I recommend it for those who love refreshing and long-lasting scents.
I loved this fragrance! I used it a lot between 1995 and 1997; I adored it and it made me feel fresh and sparkling, like a burst of energy. Mostly, I smelled melon, green notes, and watermelon, then as it settled, the flowers came through—valley lily and jasmine. I loved it so much, but then they discontinued it and it’s no longer available. If you can find it in other countries, I recommend it for those who love refreshing and persistent scents.
Back when Givenchy was a powerhouse in perfumery. I gifted it to my mom after a health scare and waited for her at home with lots of love, on the coffee table. It was springtime, and what a beautiful scent on her skin. Discontinued, it was a stunning floral-fruity-green, feminine, fresh, alluring, and elegant masterpiece of the 90s when the designer was still niche.
I can’t stand it. It was a blind buy and gives me a headache. I want to exchange it.
I used it for a long time until it was discontinued in Chile. Out of all the perfumes I’ve used, this was the best. I see everywhere trying to find it again, but apparently it’s no longer available in many parts of the world.
It’s a youthful fragrance, fresh with very persistent watermelon notes, very summery but intense and with great longevity. What a pity it was discontinued. I keep a bottle with half the contents left. Sometimes it can be found in Chile at certain importers. Its sillage is moderate to high; it’s an easy-to-remember and delicious perfume.
Could anyone tell me where to buy this in Chile?
My mom gifted me this when I was 16, and I still have the bottle with the memory of the scent… I’d love to buy it again, but it’s super hard to find… does anyone know where?
This is my teenage perfume. Intense and fresh, a harmonious blend of fruits (melon is very noticeable) and flowers, with great longevity. It feels cheerful and youthful. Nowadays, I believe it’s only sold in France. A charming fragrance, perfect for spring and summer.
Very lovely aroma, floral, uncommon, and long-lasting.
Wow, this perfume is amazing! My dad gave it to me when I was a little girl, still in school… does anyone know where I can get it in Chile?