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L’Interdit Eau de Toilette (2022)
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Descripción
L'Interdit Eau de Toilette (2022) by Givenchy is a floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2022, this composition features bitter orange, orange, bergamot, and mandarin in the top notes; neroli, orange blossom, and jasmine in the heart; and musk, cistus incanus, Indonesian patchouli leaves, sandalwood, and vetiver in the base.
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Salida
Bitter Orange
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Corazón
Tuberose
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Base
Musk
Comunidad
723 votos
- Positivo 76%
- Neutral 13%
- Negativo 11%
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Finally, an Interdit for daytime that I love for daily wear in spring or autumn, aside from the Rouge that I adore and use more for cold evenings and nights. It’s different, more citrusy; I really smell the oranges and tangerines (the poppy in the previous EDT didn’t work for me). It has some of the predecessors but doesn’t feature such an obvious neroli; it’s more camouflaged, and I notice more musk and sandalwood. It’s a cozy, elegant yet informal, clean floral scent. Short longevity of 2-3 hours with presence, then skin scent. It’s an EDT.
Finally, a daytime Interdit that I absolutely love for daily wear in spring or autumn! Plus, I still adore the Rouge for cold afternoons. It’s different, much more citrusy, with lots of orange and tangerine (I didn’t like the poppy in the previous Edt). It has some of its predecessors but the neroli is more camouflaged; you can smell more of the musk and sandalwood. It’s a cozy, elegant yet informal, clean floral scent. Short longevity, 2-3 hours with projection, then skin-only. It’s an Edt.
What a beautiful perfume! At first, the citrus note is strong, but it fades quickly to make way for sweet, enveloping white flowers. The longevity is good: about 5-6 hours on skin with a projection of 3. It’s very versatile, though I’d reserve it for spring/summer; it’s sweet but not cloying and very wearable.
What a lovely perfume! At first, the citrus opening is very noticeable, but after a few minutes, it fades and sweet, enveloping white florals emerge. The longevity is good, about 5-6 hours on the skin with a 3-hour sillage. It’s versatile, but I’d wear it more for spring/summer; it’s sweet but not cloying, very wearable.
Divine fragrance! Its citrus opening transitions into white florals with a special charm as it dries, where the cistus incanus stands out between sandalwood and a high-quality Indonesian green patchouli. It’s a modern L’Interdit, freer and more functional, with that exquisite florality where the jasmines provide the distinct feminine touch. It lasts an extreme amount of time despite being an EDT. It differs from the first EDT with its poppy opening; between the two, I’d choose this one. A masterpiece of a perfume.
Beautiful perfume! It’s balanced, feminine, and sweet without being heavy. The neroli is there but doesn’t overwhelm or overshadow the jasmine. It feels comforting and calming to me, transporting me to peaceful, warm places. I bought it blind based on the notes and reviews, and I wasn’t wrong—I love it. I’d buy it again without hesitation.
What a gorgeous perfume! It’s balanced, feminine, and sweet without being heavy. The neroli is there, but it doesn’t overwhelm or overshadow the jasmine. The scent is comforting and calming, transporting me to peaceful, warm places. I bought it blind based on the notes and reviews, and I wasn’t wrong—I absolutely love it. I’d buy it again without a second thought.
Personally, I love the 2022 version way more than the other one. It’s sweeter, and the white florals really shine through. The base is much more balanced; in the previous version, the minty patchouli in the dry down was way too strong and I just didn’t like it. The 2022 reformulation is balanced, sweet, and definitely a good one.
Personally, I prefer the 2022 version over the other. This one is sweeter, and the white florals are very noticeable. The dry down is more balanced; in the other version, the minty patchouli was too prominent, which I hate. Here, the base is more balanced and sweet. Definitely a good reformulation.
It has a bit more freshness and a juicier citrus opening than the EDP version, making it easier to wear in summer, less sweet, though very similar. The neroli remains the star, but without ambroxan, which will be fantastic for many. I liked it a lot, but since it’s lighter and has less projection, I miss the original, whose punchiness I adore. It has moderate projection and lasts 7-8 hours, pretty good for an EDT. It’s a good option if the EDP feels too heavy, but for original lovers, it’s probably unnecessary. Scent 6.5/10, Longevity 7.5/10, Sillage 7/10, Value 7/10, Versatility 10/10, Packaging 9/10. Would I buy again? I didn’t end up buying it.
I really like its citrus opening and that soapy mid-note. Once it dries down, the neroli is the part of the L’Interdit family that doesn’t work for me. This version is much friendlier than the EDP, though it still isn’t my style.
Sweet, sticky neroli with citrus and musk. It’s super youthful and feminine. The longevity and sillage are decent, but it feels super generic and boring. Really a bad purchase. How hard is it to find a dark, unisex floral? Izia la nuit is way too pricey for me. I’ll have to keep looking.
I used to own Luna Confiante by Natura; I hardly ever wore it and gave it away because the scent was off-putting to me… What a surprise when I tried this L’Interdit sample to find it was exactly the same aroma. It’s impressive how identical the two are, and the Natura version costs a fraction less. It’s just not my style; I don’t like either of them.
What an exquisite fragrance! I’m fascinated by the blend of white florals and citrus, and the aromatic quality Givenchy delivers is top-notch. I discovered this perfume thanks to my mom; one day she came home with a sample a coworker had gifted her. She loved it since she’s a huge fan of white florals, which motivated me to buy one for Mother’s Day. It’s a standout feminine scent that fills the room with its charming aroma. It has excellent longevity, projecting for about two hours before settling to a nice skin scent. It’s perfect for any season, just be mindful of how many sprays you use so you don’t overwhelm the space.
What an exquisite scent! I love this blend of white florals with citrus, and the quality Givenchy has is top-notch. I discovered it thanks to my mom; one day she arrived with a sample a colleague had gifted her. She loved it too, especially the floral touch, so a few months later she bought it for Mother’s Day. It’s a feminine perfume that fills the room with a lovely smell. The longevity is excellent, projecting for about two hours before settling close to the skin. It works well all year round, just be careful not to overapply so it doesn’t become cloying.