L'Interdit Givenchy 2023 Eau de Parfum Rouge Ultime

Salve! Read for a long time here comments and statements on fragrances that interest me or compare the fragrance composition. So far I have not written a review, because I often can not sniff out the individual components. Therefore, I have always read here to find commonalities in fragrances that I like or dislike. Now that I've tested the new L'Interdit, I'm writing my first review. Why? Well, this fragrance just blows me away. Not in a positive way, though. I just find it unbearably sweet. Instant headache. The same happens to me with almost all Chanel perfumes and also with Armani Code, for example. And what do these fragrances have in common? Orange blossom/neroli, jasmine and/or tuberose. Then vetiver or tonka bean on top and ready is the headache candidate. A fragrance for young women for whom it can not be sweet and intense enough. Way too much, I had to wash it off immediately and still smelled for a long time, so the durability is as strong as the intensity. I have at home citrus trees, whose flowers smell so wonderful, and find it sooo sad that the perfumes with ingredient "orange blossom or neroli" are always so slayingly violent.