As someone that has a rather extensive fragrance wardrobe and will find any excuse to switch up my scent, you might think that spring’s arrival would provide the perfect opportunity for me to test some new perfumes. However, while I’ve definitely enjoyed dabbling in more floral fragrances and fresh, fruity aromas now that the seasons have changed, I have found myself gravitating towards more nostalgic perfumes of late. I’m not sure whether it’s personal circumstances or the seemingly never-ending influx of negative news, but there’s something so comforting about spritzing on a familiar fragrance and allowing it to transport me back to simpler times for a moment.
However, despite considering myself something of a fragrance buff, I’ve realised that there is a bit of a gap in my knowledge when it comes to some of the more classic scents and power perfumes that tend to dominate the lists of the best fragrances. And I’ve really been enjoying discovering some of these iconic perfumes that thousands of people already know and love. And one such fragrance is Givenchy’s L’Interdit Eau de Parfum.
