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Heretic Spectral Grace Eau De Parfum

Name: Heretic Spectral Grace Eau De Parfum
Brand: Heretic
SKU: B2274439
Price: 125.00 USD
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Product Insights & Style Tips

Heretic Spectral Grace Eau De Parfum drifts with an ethereal, elegant mood that feels like wandering a forgotten Hollywood soundstage at twilight. The heart centers Lily of the Valley, pale and precise, a quiet luminosity that reads as refined and untouchable. Notes of fine dust and damp stone drift through, summoning ivory air and pale velvet as the scent settles.

On skin, the lily opens with bright clarity, then apparition jasmine and rose glow softly beneath a veil of shadow. Pale velvet, ambergris, worn sandalwood, and pale musks linger as a delicate trace, a fragrance left on cherished fabric. The formula leans plant-based, with organic, non-GMO sugarcane alcohol, and 88 percent naturally derived ingredients, cruelty-free and free of synthetic dyes, parabens, phthalates, and formaldehyde.

Heretic leans into a spectral, glamour-without-pretension ethos, a modern echo of old Hollywood. Spectral Grace feels poised for evenings that are intimate and cinematic, pairing with sleek knits, satin, or tailored noir dresses for a whisper of presence rather than a shout.

Materials / Fabrication

Plant-based ingredients
Organic, non-GMO sugarcane alcohol
Spectral Grace composed of 88% naturally-derived ingredients
Notes: Lily of the Valley
First encounter: Ivory Air
Heart notes: Jasmine and rose
Residual notes: Pale Velvet, ambergris, sandalwood, pale musks
No phthalates
No parabens
No synthetic dyes
No formaldehyde
Cruelty-free

Recommended Care

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve natural ingredients
Keep the bottle tightly closed when not in use to prevent evaporation
Patch test on skin before full application to check for sensitivity
Avoid contact with eyes; if contact occurs, rinse thoroughly with water
Do not apply directly to delicate fabrics; allow to dry on skin or test on a small area before wearing

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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.