''GIVENCHY L'Interdit Rouge Eau de Parfum is a red-hot take on the original white floral tone of L'Interdit with a new spicy accord that feels undeniably sexy - and it's my favourite flanker in the collection so far!'' - Keavy, Escentual Beauty Team.   Why you'll love GIVENCHY L'Interdit Rouge: Fiery woody-floral with two key notes: ginger and orange blossom. Last for 4-6 hours. Part of the iconic GIVENCHY L'Interdit fragrance line. Features sustainably sourced orange blossom and ginger. Classic L'Interdit bottle but in a daring red shade.   What Does L'Interdit Rouge Smell Like? L'Interdit Rouge is a spicy version of the original Eau de Parfum; it has the same heart notes but with the addition of a fiery, red-hot spicy accord that gives this classic scent a searing femininity. For those who haven't tried L'Interdit, the Rouge edition shares similarities with the soft sweetness and white floral tones of Dior Hypnotic Poison Eau de Parfum, but with added heat. Top notes are Sicilian Blood Orange Essence, Spicy Red Accord. Heart notes are Tunisian Orange Blossom Absolute, Indian Sambac Jasmine Absolute. Base notes are Indonesian Patchouli Heart Essence, New Caledonian Sandalwood Essence.   Why it's Escentual: If you're already a fan of the original L'Interdit and you love to try every flanker in the collection, then this is the one to try; to us, Rouge is the fire cracker in the line. It feels the most unique addition to the couture fragrance collection, which was originally inspired by Audrey Hepburn. Any fan of L'Interdit will recognise the classic bottle shape of GIVENCHY Rouge, but this time it's been stained in a daring red hue to match the sensual Eau de Parfum inside. The couture feel of this fragrance is finished off by the signature GIVENCHY logo, which adorns the neck of the bottle as an ode to Hubert de Givenchy.   The Best Way To Use It: Spritz on the pulse points and top up throughout the day.   The Sustainable Side: Features ginger that's sustainably sourced from Nigeria, and orange blossom harvested by hand in Tunisia.