Heretic Haxan

Name: Heretic Haxan
Brand: Heretic
SKU: AA647349
Price: 125.00 USD
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Product Insights & Style Tips

Heretic Haxan feels like a spell cast in a bottle, a perfume of shadow and craft. It draws on roots, resins, and relics to become a magical elixir built around fossilized amber, velvety osmanthus, and damp oakmoss. This is alchemy, not adornment, with plant-based ingredients blended in organic non-GMO sugarcane alcohol. At 93 percent naturally-derived ingredients, as defined by ISO 9235, the fragrance reads as modern, gender-neutral luxury that wears with quiet confidence.

Applied with a light hand, Haxan rests close to the skin, a sheer veil that invites a touch more through the day to lengthen its presence. The amber warmth mingles with osmanthus and the mossy greens to shift from day to evening, a mood that feels moody yet approachable. Its plant-based composition lends ease with other scents or worn solo over simple looks, moving gracefully from desk moments to after-dark errands and intimate dinners.

Heretic keeps to a clean, boundary-pushing code: vegan, cruelty-free, free of phthalates, parabens, synthetic dyes and formaldehyde. Haxan aligns with the current craving for unisex fragrances that tell a story while staying versatile, pairing well with leather, knits, or tailored pieces for a moody, fashion-forward impression.

Materials / Fabrication

Fossilized amber
Velvety osmanthus
Damp oakmoss
Plant-based natural ingredients
Organic, non-GMO sugarcane alcohol
93 percent naturally-derived ingredients
ISO 9235 Natural Aromatic Raw Materials Vocabulary
Vegan-friendly
Cruelty-free
Gender-neutral
No phthalates
No parabens
No synthetic dyes
No formaldehyde

Recommended Care

Apply to pulse points and reapply as needed to maintain staying power.
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve the fragrance composition.
Keep bottle tightly closed when not in use to minimize evaporation.

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About Heretic

Heretic Parfum is a Los Angeles based niche fragrance house founded in 2010 by perfumer Douglas Little, known for all natural, unisex scents that push beyond conventional beauty. The brand crafts moody, botanical perfumes inspired by occult, cinematic, and counterculture moods, blending clean, plant-derived absolutes with modern, slightly gothic packaging. Its range spans eau de parfum and discovery sets that invite experimentation, from smoky patchouli and resinous woods to innovative, skin-close accords. Heretic emphasizes small-batch production, transparency about ingredient sourcing, and fragrance as atmosphere rather than decoration. For shoppers, the label offers bold, collectible scents with a cult following among fragrance enthusiasts seeking distinctive, long-lasting signatures. Discovery sets invite exploration and gifting, making it easy to discover your signature.