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L’Interdit Eau de Parfum Intense
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L'Interdit Eau de Parfum Intense by Givenchy is an oriental floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2020, this composition was created by Dominique Ropion, Anne Flipo, and Fanny Bal. Its olfactive journey begins with a vibrant black pepper top note; the heart reveals a harmony of neroli, sesame, and orange blossom; while the base settles on Madagascar vanilla, patchouli, and vetiver.
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I tested the EDP and it seemed a bit heavy on the nardos, but in this case, it seemed very delicious and long-lasting. The nardos, in this version, are mixed with the pepper and the vanilla, as well as the sesame which gives it a very fine floral oriental aroma. On my skin, which perfumes usually don’t last long, it lasted even after the shower.
This perfume is gorgeous, a trail so sophisticated you die for it; however, it reminds me of the perfume gondola in every mall, why? Because I’m sure the girls who work there usually wear it hehe, so it immediately brings me back to that memory, maybe because among all the ones they try, this one is really good, right?. It’s sophisticated, elegant, smooth, mature but at the same time youthful, spiced and at the same time modern. One day I’ll make it part of my collection. Edit: it’s already a thousand, I took a day from testing to buying. It’s hard to describe the notes since I don’t smell them as they appear; I don’t feel the nardos as such, a note I love, I feel something like vanilla and coffee hehe, sorry I know it has nothing to do with the notes but I feel that way, and with the musk from the coquetry. The sesame for me has the same effect as monosodium glutamate/aji-no-moto in food, it makes it tasty, delicious, I feel like eating it even though it’s not exactly a gourmand scent, I feel fresh but at the same time with that note, delicious to bite. A trail that turns out to be mysterious since it’s spiced but creamy and sophisticated, very modern, something that feels new to me for a spiced scent, the spices give it a touch of mystery and then behind them come sticky by a modern delicious creamy vanilla, then the trail it leaves has a sexy “soapy” touch. I’d summarize it as delicious, ORIGINAL, FEMININE AND SOPHISTICATED, with a different twist, I love it, I can’t stop smelling it every time I spray it. I think it’s one of the most SEXY perfumes in my collection if not the most. The longevity is incredible, and the trail is the same, with just my first blotter I brought home, my room smelled for 3 days, and for 3 days I was sniffing and praising the scent hehe. I think it’s more youthful than the Rouge version. Edited: sorry girls, I couldn’t handle it, I’m not ready, I sold it, its sesame note especially, overwhelmed me, it has some flaws, I’m not into incense or patchouli or spices, but I could stand them because of the vanilla so smooth and exquisitely sophisticated in the perfume, but the sesame cuts the whole vibe, what a bad choice! I couldn’t and I suffer for it.
I’m in love with this perfume, they gave me some samples when I bought the ROUGE version, since I fell in love and decided to buy that… Today I decided (because I couldn’t help it), to put on the sample of the Intense to come to work… I just have to say “WHAT A DELIGHT!” I really love it! I wanted to buy the L’interdit EDT for work, since the ROUGE version I want to use only for going out at night with my husband, but I must confess that the Intense version is captivating me, I’ll end up buying the entire L’Interdit line at this rate hehe, I love them all!
I was surprised and liked it a lot; I perceive it as sophisticated and mature.. as the hours passed, it seemed like syrup/liqueur?? It has a definite masculine touch due to the pepper, I’ll have to keep testing but it definitely stands out. Edit: its longevity is impressive, it lasts several days on clothes and projects (you get waves). But I convinced myself it’s too strong for me, I’m more of a sweet person.
I’m bored of testing flankers; on my nose, the ‘intense’ versions are just slightly sweeter, like Mon Guerlain Intense or Libre Intense. I happened to test a sample of this Intense version of L’Interdit and was pleasantly surprised. I loved it! Yes, it’s sweeter than the EDP, however, my untrained nose swears it has neroli even though it’s not declared, so I support those who say it’s similar to the L’Interdit Millésime version; for me, it’s like a sweeter Millésime, but I don’t mind, I love both, and I love the neroli. I don’t know why people say it smells like nardos chewing gum; in fact, I see that comment everywhere, it doesn’t seem right to me; for me, it’s nardos nectar and a delicious vanilla base, it seems too sweet, but it’s not…. I want it in my collection because, unlike the Rouge (which I have and don’t know what to do with), I really identified with this one. Unfortunately, it doesn’t last as long as the original EDP or the Rouge.
I only notice two differences from the eau de parfum: it’s sweeter, the vanilla is more noticeable, and it lacks the slight woody touch of the other; there’s a review somewhere that says it smells like grape juice, and I perceive the same. I prefer the original as I feel it’s more balanced. As for longevity and trail, they seem equal to me.
I tested it on skin and blotter (four days later, the blotter still smells incredibly strong). The dry-down phase seemed totally addictive, and I didn’t notice any grape like some say. What I do taste is that wafer cookie note that obsesses me and haunts me in other creations; it reminds me of my beloved Giorgio Beverly Hills… which in turn leads us to Gaultier’s Classique, another perfume I take as a compass. L’Interdit EDP is edible, a velvet dry fruit (perhaps due to the sesame), and although its appearance suggests otherwise, I don’t feel it’s heavy. I think I’ll try it again.
Sweet flowers… smells delicious 🤤
VERY SIMILAR TO L’INTERDIT ROUGE. It’s similar, but less sweet and a bit spicier. I detect a smoky touch, I don’t know why, supposedly it doesn’t have that note. It’s like a calmer, more mysterious Rouge. The only thing I didn’t like is that it’s hyper-potent when sprayed; you notice the pepper a lot at first, but after a few hours, the trail drops MUCH, in fact, I put it on four hours ago and I can barely smell it anymore, I have to bring my nose close. A pity, because it’s a lovely variation of L’Interdit, but the Rouge remains my favorite!
Of the chatty L’Interdit perfume sagas, this is my favorite. I’ve already accepted that those sticky, tacky molecules that still scare me ten years later are here to stay. Both in feminine and masculine lines. Once I understand this, I’ll have to look for something good in the designer sector. If you put L’Interdit next to Petite Robe Noire, Black Opium, or Poison Girl, I don’t even hesitate. The pillar that starts the blockbuster doesn’t seem like a bad perfume. It faults on background notes seen a hundred times, but I’d be lying if I said I don’t enjoy that narcotic, drunk-on-pears-and-woods nard. Yes, there’s no guts to isolate that reboiled ambroxan smelling like the phlegm of all today’s perfumes. But that’s what there is. Next to Fame, for example, L’Interdit feels refined. I also know I’m influenced by the beautiful Harvest bottle, but one eats with their eyes. I was eager to try this Eau de Parfum Intense for that sesame accord I love. Edible and earthy notes with a nutty, woody touch, damp like carrot seeds, sesame, juniper, pistachio… The thing is, it didn’t make me swoon at first, then it seemed like a boring thing. I think this flanker lacks a good lab session reducing ingredients and boosting others. The first thing that ruins it is that disgusting vanilla that already wraps everything. Oh my god, what an addiction to muck it all in with loud vanillas. And not the nice, cool ones from before, the masculine ones by Caron or the woody, adult ones by Guerlain or Molinard. Nothing, the most infectious ones that exist. This perfume starts with the intention of being interesting, it achieves it at some point, but in the end, it gets overshadowed by that deli-plus vanilla, which insists on talking loudly without stopping. I’ll summarize the phases: it starts with undefined, clean white flowers. Quickly, the tuberose joins, unifying the saga, leaving a paste of dirty, erotic white flowers with an impudent finish, perhaps due to the pepper note, which I don’t notice on its own but I do feel its anesthetic aftertaste. Here you wonder where the sesame is until you smell it again, and there it’s right in front of you. Horror, it’s not a toasted, woody, edible sesame, but freshly born seeds, and the oleaginous chords go hand in hand. It must make a strange mix with the white flower oil and perhaps some raw vetiver, and what I smell is a corrupted, rare, inhospitable perfume, as if someone had added vegetable oil to a feminine perfume. That gets the final touch from the very spiced, black pepper note, which gives it some nasty peaks. Would I say it’s bad? No. Would I say it’s pleasant? Not really. What it does make me do is smell it non-stop. The fragrance twists further when a repugnant vanilla rolls in with industrial confectionery memories, throwing everything overboard. I don’t smell anything else but that oily mess and vanillas. And the white flowers? Nothing. The curious thing is when it seems like it can’t go on and the nard resurfaces, the vanilla calms down, and some earthy patchouli scales along with a very low, soapy vetiver give moments of pleasure. Narcotic, suggestive, unisex, and very erotic. I wish it lasted longer. Dominique Ropion and company, this perfume deserves a review with the vanilla cut to less than half. Leave even the sesame with its dirty fabric nuances as it is, because hey, I won’t always be the one to be right, it’s impossible, you are masters in your field, but to my nose this is half-cooked and has ended up as an amorphous, rotten, weird perfume… Since I think it’s a somewhat interesting fragrance, I gave it a ‘like’ because compared to the rest of the novelties packed in canteens, martini glasses, scooters, and robots, it’s actually delicate. It deserves a try.
The undisputed king! I loved L’Interdit, but after trying this… I’m speechless 😃😃😃. It’s sweet, sensual, elegant, and sexy—exactly what I was looking for. Upon leaving, it’s a delicate, elegant vanilla wrapped in creamy nardos; you can definitely detect the sesame with the vanilla and the nardos. So delicious! Longevity: 12+ hours, it sticks like glue and projects for meters. SCENT 10/ LONGEVITY 10/ PACKAGING 10/ TRAIL 10/ I LOVE IT! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🤩
What a beautiful perfume. I had the pleasure of trying it as I’d been wanting to buy it for a while and someone gifted me a sample. As soon as I sprayed it, it smelled like a herbal shop or a bulk food store, probably due to the sesame, and I liked it. I don’t notice the pepper much on my skin; it’s more of a note accompanying all the phases. But after 15 minutes, the nard flooded the scent. It’s a more mature nard, not the sticky kind found in other perfumes. Eventually, it leaves a creamy vanilla, a bit vulgar, starring the white flowers. Honestly, I’m not a huge fan of nard, so I won’t get a big bottle, but it is a very rich winter perfume.
This L’Interdit is a beast. Aromatic, unisex, white floral, and very potent. One spray lasted 10 hours with the same intensity; even though I washed my hands twice during those 10 hours, the perfume remained intact. That single spray projected for 7 hours, it’s insane. It’s similar to the Rouge but stronger, less sweet, and more unisex. Despite the intensity, I didn’t suffer from a headache (I’m prone to not tolerating strong perfumes). It’s not sweet at all, suitable for any time of day. Longevity: 10/10, Scent: 9/10, Sillage: 10/10. Edit: The day I tested it, I was wearing a jacket; I wore it that day, hung it up, and a week later I put it on again and it smelled very strong, even though I only sprayed it on my wrist. What a marvel.
This perfume reminded me a lot of an incense called Sai Flora, maybe because of the patchouli. Very potent: you have to be careful with the sprays so you don’t overwhelm.
Black pepper without much heat, lots of nard, vanilla, and sesame.
I never managed to fall in love with this perfume; it smelled exactly like the EDP and honestly, it didn’t convince me. The sesame note I was so eager to experience dissipated quickly and I never caught it with my nose. I ended up selling it; now I want to get the Rouge. Although it’s not perfect either, at least the pepper and ginger notes give the fragrance a more original touch.
This version of L’Interdit is the most unisex I’ve smelled in a long time. Is it good? Yes, but not perfect. It’s controlled chaos. Let me try to explain what I perceive and what it evokes for me: violence and restraint. This perfume plays all its cards: the pepper isn’t just an opening note, it’s a constant spark. Nard is the protagonist, and vanilla only adds a dirty, impudent sweetness, heightened by the pepper until it smells like a cookie. In the dry down, nard and pepper dominate. I assume there’s an undeclared pear note because in bursts it smells fruity; I doubt the vetiver and patchouli have anything to do with that, they seem to be there just to add a touch of nobility. Everything is turned up, boiling, about to explode. The notes seem to conspire to prevent the nard from breaking the ceiling. I imagine those notes tying up a nard-smelling monster so it doesn’t snap the strings. It’s contained violence, darkness and light. Something sexy but not good, bottled morbidity, Stockholm syndrome. An intense prohibition. If all this creates an aroma, something very good must be there. The question is: do I like that sensation? Maybe yes, but I didn’t know until today.
I started off in love with the Rouge, but now I’m not sure which one I like more. For me, the Intense smells more advanced, especially because when I first tried it, I didn’t appreciate it as it deserved. Compared to the Rouge, it’s drier, mysterious, unisex, serious, less spicy but with that classic forbidden vibe. That crazy L’Interdit touch is very present. Between the Rouge and the Intense, it’s more a matter of choice than having both for a special night where you want to unleash your femme fatale energy to the max.
Overrated. On my skin, it smells like a santería shop with incense and smudge sticks. This is the third time I’ve tried it, and it just doesn’t work for my nose. I love patchouli, but combined with vanilla here, it smells like the burner essences sold in those shops. Lots of people love the L’Interdit line, but taste is subjective.
Ready and set for October 30th, my sister’s birthday, with hope and faith that she’ll like it. It seems Givenchy has always worked hard, cared for, and pampered their florals, making them some of the best offers in their genre. This feminine L’Interdit EDP Intense is no exception and I think it’s great, I liked it more in the tester than the original EDP or Rouge. It has more body, more soul, offers a plus. Especially it’s ELEGANT. Opens with white flowers (less jasmine) and you know it will be floral-woody, it has personality and at the same time is versatile, not at all for teenage girls, here a woman has to be fully grown. It’s a perfume you can wear day or night, no problem. Strong and long-lasting enough, but balanced so as not to overwhelm or overdo it. Very balanced, honestly. The vanilla and pepper do their thing and here they are better than well. A wise combination of notes and well-done work by perfumers who are stars. If it’s true that it’s sweet, its sweetness is dark, we’re talking about Madagascar vanilla, a vanilla with body. Let’s go for the 30th with love and recognition from one of the best sisters in the world.
Brown beast. Mysterious, nocturnal, with great trail and longevity. Looks incredible in cold season, especially at night. It has the DNA of the original, with that sweet and sticky neroli, but spicy and spiced by the combination of pepper and sesame. I like it more than the original. A flanker worth considering.
I found it recently and went crazy. I was about to buy the Rouge, but once I tried this one, the spell was total. I love powerful perfumes with character and sillage, and this has everything I’m looking for. I realized I’m a patchouli addict; almost every perfume that attracts me has it, and since I also love vanilla, this blend has been an absolute bomb on my skin. It lasted two days on my clothes and one on my skin. I’m buying it right now, I’m head over heels.
Sweet and powerful, reminds me of Scandal by Night (which I don’t know if it’s discontinued). Final verdict: when my Scandal runs out, I’ll go for this one again.
What a great perfume, I don’t know if I like this version more than Rouge. Spiced vanilla with that sesame note that gives it a special touch and the neroli 💖. I just LOVE it.
I thought it was for men but no 😹😹 Smells strong and slightly sweet, very good.
This is a gem. For me the best L’Interdit. It’s sensual and mysterious. It could perfectly be Selina Kyle’s (Catwoman) perfume, fitting her image among the rooftops and Gotham’s smoke. For sexy and dark women. Longevity and projection 100/10.
Definitely my favorite L’Interdit. It makes me feel like I’m in heaven. And if your students come to hug you and say ‘teacher, but you smell so good’ I’d die of happiness 😍. I’m liking perfumes that mix pepper and vanilla more and more. Recommend trying CH Passion.
Wow with L’Interdit Intense! At first the opening overwhelmed me, but once it dried… wow, it’s amazing. The vanilla with spices makes it unique, sexy, cozy, and imposing. Great trail and longevity. Not too mainstream… but I don’t think I’d buy it again, it gets tiring with overuse.
The best L’Interdit… I tried the classic and liked it at first but got bored later, but this one… on skin it’s a beast. I was looking for unisex, they showed me Absolu, I liked it and ordered it for my birthday as ‘the black bottle one’ (didn’t know Absolu and Intense looked the same) and they gave me Intense instead. It was a lucky mistake, I love it. The vanilla and neroli stand out with excellent longevity.
Smells like a teacher, hehe (I gifted it to an aunt because I can’t handle spicy perfumes).
Among the designer perfumes I’ve tried with current formulations, I think this version of L’Interdit stands out. It’s a scent with personality, a beautiful and well-blended composition: creamy, sensual, and spicy, resulting in something very refined compared to other commercial perfumes. The projection and longevity are also fantastic.
Are they discontinuing this fragrance? I can’t find it anywhere anymore. I hope not because it’s one of the best flankers, and I’m tired of them discontinuing my favorite perfumes. It smells like the interior of my grandfather’s Volkswagen Beetle. It smells like that person dressed in black, with lots of leather, who comes with a smile and gives you a bear hug.
Hi, I hope you’re all doing well. Yesterday, while reviewing my notes, I realized I hadn’t yet given my opinion on this fragrance, being the first one I owned from this line and the one that made me fall in love with it. Needless to say, it’s a perfume I love; as some of you already know, I really like floral scents, and nard is one of my favorites. Here, without a doubt, it’s the star. Every time I wear this fragrance, I have different sensations. It clearly has the floral aspect but also a gourmand character. I think if nard were edible, this perfume would represent a nard cream, rich and dense. At times, I also smell black grape mousse. On the other hand, I think the sesame adds an interesting touch that, without taking away the sweetness, adds a crunchy texture to its creamy base. I find it a warm, sexy, opulent, dark, and mysterious fragrance. As you know, we can all use whatever perfumes we want, regardless of marketing strategies; however, I consider that especially this fragrance can be interesting for both men and women. Regarding usage situations and climates, I think due to its moderate to high potency, it shines more in cool climates, preferably at night, at semi-formal to formal events, and even on dates, though moderating the sprays. In short, a fragrance I consider extremely pleasant, and I encourage everyone who enjoys floral, sweet, and delicately extravagant aromas to try it. Out of the five I have from this line, this one takes the first spot with Rouge, depending on the day and occasion. Sending greetings from Argentina and see you in the next review.
They’re discontinuing it. My favorite 😢
This fragrance is a hemorrhage of pleasure. The best of L’Interdit. Everyone praises it, and its sillage and longevity are incredible. They discontinued it and then brought it back to the market, but it’s not the same anymore.
Nard, vanilla, sesame, a hint of bergamot, and a base of pepper. That’s what I detect, and I think it’s great. I don’t like nard, but I can’t say this perfume is ugly; I think it’s sophisticated, feminine, but for a confident and very nocturnal woman. It’s not for seducing or trapping men; it’s for making a presence known so they know a sophisticated and confident woman has passed by. The longevity is spectacular, and the sillage is a bit heavy, so I think one or two sprays are more than enough. I don’t find it very original, and in Argentina, it’s a bit pricey, but it seems very similar to L’Interdit Rouge, which became popular recently. Still, I think it’s timeless and a good purchase.
I adored its scent… for a few seconds. I was so eager to own this perfume. It’s disappearing, and I wanted to buy it before they discontinued it. The opening is beautiful, with a slightly addictive tingling sensation. Then the nard appears on my skin, becoming warm, creamy, sensual… and then it just flattens. It gives me that feeling. Fragrances usually last a long time on me, but this composition fails on my skin. I love those reviews saying it’s a masterpiece, because I suppose some people love it and the note deployment seems to deserve it, but not on me. It’s been a disappointment because I bought it so eagerly, and it’s like it can’t spread. Like it can’t take flight. I bring my nose close again and again and can barely find it. In other words, the “intense” part isn’t part of its charm on my skin. It’s very pleasant, but that’s it.
How silly of me, I have no idea why I took this perfume and Dior Poison out of my collection a few years ago. With Poison, I easily got another one, but with this, I’ve been left high and dry… even though I saw it at a great price on Privalia. I promise that next time I see it, I’ll get an 80 ml bottle, especially now that it’s fully extinct to welcome the Absolu.
What a beautiful perfume that’s finally back in my life after I foolishly threw it away. At the time, my nose couldn’t quite identify its exquisite vanilla and creamy nard notes. Now it’s back with me, saved from extinction in my collection (it’s already discontinued), and I’m making the most of it. I detect a smoky touch, maybe from the pepper, but it doesn’t bother me because the fragrance evolves quickly into potent nard, nothing sticky, more fleshy and bathed in exquisite, incredibly sweet vanilla. Isa Ramírez mentioned the vanilla almost touches gourmand territory, but don’t worry, it’s not… The sesame and patchouli aren’t noticeable; it’s just fleshy nard bathed in melted caramel-vanilla. My only “con” is the longevity, but I trust it will be the bomb I desire once it’s macerated. For now, it’s a sweet, caramel bomb loaded with hyper-modern nard, nothing mournful or aristocratic, nor sticky… I love it. I use it to perfume my house, but to be honest, it’s for going out with your partner or on a hunt so that little bunny gets mesmerized by your gaze at night. It’s extremely sensual, from 20 to 80 years old, playful but dangerous. Men will adore its scent, and don’t be alarmed if they bite your neck… or maybe it’s you? Hahaha. Worth noting, it works great for this spooky season. A scent worthy of a modern, playful vampire, with that totally black bottle, a potion for pleasure. Get a bottle before you regret it.
I read a review saying it smelled like Santería and incense, and it’s literally true, which is why I love it! I ordered a decant and couldn’t stop sniffing it. The longevity and sillage are incredible. I hope I can get a bottle soon.