Heretic Scandalwood

Name: Heretic Scandalwood
Brand: Heretic
SKU: AA139179
Price: 45.00 USD
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Heretic Scandalwood sets a mood of grounded intrigue. Grounding sandalwood forms a warm, resinous base that plays with exotic coriander, musk, and voluptuous Bulgarian rose, all guided by a collaboration with Dita Von Teese that feels intimate yet never loud. The fragrance stays light and sheer, built with plant-based ingredients and organic, non-GMO sugarcane alcohol. With 55% naturally-derived ingredients as defined by ISO 9235, it reads as modern, unisex, and ready for anyone who wants a hint of glamour without heaviness.

Applied with a light touch to pulse points, Scandalwood sits close to the skin and evolves with warmth into a soft, lingering trace. Its airy orbit makes it easy to layer with other scents or wear from daytime through evening. The vegan, cruelty-free formula sits comfortably, inviting periodic reapplication to keep the scent present as the day shifts, never overpowering.

Heretic leans into a vintage glamour with a modern, inclusive twist in this Dita Von Teese collaboration. Scandalwood captures a clean, plant-forward scent world that feels cinematic yet approachable, a gender-neutral option that fits the cool girl who values both edge and ease.

Materials / Fabrication

Grounding Sandalwood notes with Coriander, Musk, and Bulgarian Rose
Collaboration with Dita Von Teese
No phthalates
No parabens
No synthetic dyes
No formaldehyde
Vegan-friendly
Cruelty-free
Plant-based ingredients
Alcohol base: organic, non-GMO sugarcane alcohol
Scandalwood formulation contains 55 percent naturally-derived ingredients
ISO 9235 standard reference for natural ingredients
Fragrance is gender-neutral
Application notes: light and sheer, with periodic reapplication for staying power

Recommended Care

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve the natural ingredients
Keep bottle tightly closed when not in use
Avoid contact with eyes; if contact occurs, rinse thoroughly with water
Avoid heat sources and open flames
Discontinue use if irritation occurs

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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.