L’Interdit Eau de Parfum by Givenchy

It has so much personality! Don’t buy it blindly. When I tried it, I fell in love instantly. It’s elegant, not for everyday wear or all climates; it’s super night-time and can be overpowering. I love it and I’ll keep repurchasing.

Honestly, this could be my forever perfume. It’s a deep floral; the white flowers are elegant and convey luxury. It moves you up the social ladder, it smells like an expensive woman. It has presence, sophistication, and character. It’s feminine, intense, and unforgettable. Refined and powerful, I love it without any reservations.

It’s very feminine, with beautiful neroli well combined. It looks good day and night. It could be a signature scent, but in the heat it gets a bit heavy.

I have both the first and last edition. Since this one is on sale, I prefer to use Fakhar by Lattafa, which lasts me more than 6 hours. For the price, it’s not worth it.

I’ve been wanting this fragrance for months. It’s creamy, elegant, feminine, and sexy; the neroli sounds like a bomb. At first, you notice the pear and a hint of bergamot, then it evolves into a mix of neroli, jasmine, and patchouli. If you’re a floral fan, you’ll love it; I love that it feels a bit ‘grown-up’, though younger perfume lovers might not get it. Longevity and projection are 10/10, it lasts hours and everyone notices. It’s expensive but a great investment for the collection. Ideal for daily wear, work, dates, or meetings, though it also looks great at night.

Mine. It’s my go-to perfume. I wear it all day and all night.

I can’t stand this scent; I don’t get why people receive compliments for it. It smells cheap and overpowering, nothing elegant. I bought a small bottle and never finished it; it was so heavy it wouldn’t even work for scenting the house. If this is what neroli is, then it’s a no for me.

I’ve never been told so many nice things about a perfume. It became my signature. It lasts for hours and is gorgeous. I love it.

Impressive for both day and night wear.

My favorite for special events. It’s sweet, has a great trail, lasts days on clothes and about 7 to 12 hours on skin according to others. I feel the heart note a bit soapy but addictive, and the base is very sexy. Honestly, I love it; it’s super sweet without being cloying, and I adore how long it lasts. It’s heavy, perfect for a date or something special.

The scent is delicious; I’m especially enamored by the pear note.

It’s gorgeous, a classic, and one of my favorites. I’ve noticed it on several people, and it always smells different on them, which I adore. I can’t quite identify the notes, but it reminds me of violet candies at first; girls love it, and for me, that’s more than enough.

I have the mini version because I want to buy the full size. It’s a white floral for sure, but very, very strong and even a bit overwhelming (in my case). It’s one of those perfumes that gives me a headache (probably a specific note), even though I usually handle intense scents. I’m not saying it smells bad, just that it’s not my style; I wouldn’t wear it. It’s similar, almost identical, to Lattafa’s Fakhar Rosé and much cheaper; if you don’t want to risk spending a lot, use that without hesitation. Also, I feel it has a masculine vibe. Overall, it’s a good perfume, just not for me.

When I first sprayed it, it smelled wonderful—flowers and wood, very elegant. After a few minutes, all the sophisticated aroma evaporated. On my skin, the vanilla stands out too much (probably due to my pH); it becomes overly sweet and vanilla-heavy until it gives me a headache (if you like vanilla, you’ll probably love it, but I hate it).

I couldn’t stand it; it smells like cigarettes to me. I don’t detect any fruity notes at all—what a fiasco! I have My Way, and it’s definitely a treasure compared to this fragrance. For me, it’s a resounding NO.