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Heretic Rhubarb Thief Discovery Set

Name: Heretic Rhubarb Thief Discovery Set
Brand: Heretic
SKU: B0513152
Price: 55.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

Heretic Rhubarb Thief Discovery Set pulls you into a 19th century fairy tale, packaged as a collectible storybook. Eleven hand-tipped watercolor illustrations by Sam Wolf Connelly unfold the tale of Monsieur Lapin and his rhubarb alchemy, while a small library of scents waits to be opened. Five 2ml fragrances hide in the back, four new and one best-selling layering scent, inviting a playful exploration. RHUBARB THIEF blends rhubarb with grapefruit, angelica, pink jasmine, cedar and oakmoss; BEEKEEPER offers honey, beeswax, myrrh and papyrus; FOURTEEN CARROTS mixes carrot absolute, oud, clove and vetiver. Application notes remind that these plant-based ingredients stay light and sheer, with layering encouraged to build a mood across the day.

Portability and play define the experience: the book-sized package slips into a tote and the five 2ml vials travel easily for on-the-go scent exploration. The scents sit light on skin, with staying power extended by periodic reapplication. Layer two to three fragrances to craft a personal signature - spray the stronger first, then add lighter notes to taste as your day shifts from desk to dusk.

Materials / Fabrication

Collectible storybook packaging
Collectible storybook format with storytelling elements
Eleven hand-tipped watercolor illustrations by Sam Wolf Connelly
Five 2ml fragrances included at the back of the book
Fragrances: RHUBARB THIEF, BEEKEEPER, FOURTEEN CARROTS, JASMINE SMOKE, DIRTY HINOKI
Fragrance notes per scent: Rhubarb, Grapefruit, Angelica, Pink Jasmine, Cedar, Oakmoss; Honey, Beeswax, Myrrh, Papyrus; Carrot Absolute, Oud, Clove, Vetiver; Blonde Tobacco, Jasmine, Guiacawood, Tonka; Lemon, Hinoki, Cypress, Frankencense, Thyme, Wormwood, Balsam
Plant-based, natural ingredients with light, sheer scent
Layering guidance to mix two to three Heretic fragrances for a customized scent
Cruelty-free byproduct dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve fragrance integrity
Keep bottles tightly closed when not in use to minimize evaporation
Avoid contact with eyes, mucous membranes, and damaged skin
Patch test before applying to skin; discontinue if irritation occurs
Use in a well ventilated area and apply as desired in light, intermittent bursts
Keep packaging and book in a dry place; protect watercolor illustrations from moisture
Keep out of reach of children and pets

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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.