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Heretic The Veil Eau De Parfum

Name: Heretic The Veil Eau De Parfum
Brand: Heretic
SKU: B2418922
Price: 125.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

The Veil feels like stepping through a sheer curtain into a pale-lit room. Sheer, diaphanous, and luminous, it reads as light filtering through fabric. At the core is a constellation of musks that echo the warmth and intimacy of skin. Orris butter adds a powdery stillness, while vetiver, Atlas cedarwood, and patchouli provide a grounding current. Pale woods and skin musk dissolve into the air like forgotten fabric. No phthalates, parabens, or synthetic dyes; vegan-friendly and cruelty-free, with plant-based ingredients in organic, non-GMO sugarcane alcohol.

On skin it rests with a close-to-the-body glow, a soft veil rather than a loud presence. The opening Silver Vapor feels cool and airy; the heart Moonlight glows beneath silence; the residual Gray Silk leaves pale woods and skin musk hovering like a faint memory. It moves from day to night with ease, pairing with light textures or sleek tailoring without shouting.

Heretic’s approach is a modern clean-fragrance ethos—transparent, luminous, and consciously sourced. The Veil embodies that spirit with 90 percent naturally-derived ingredients and a scent story built around light, skin, and quiet translucence.

Materials / Fabrication

The Veil scent concept: a threshold between worlds, scent of light filtering through sheer fabric
Plant-based ingredients blended in organic, non-GMO sugarcane alcohol
Composed of 90 percent naturally-derived ingredients, as defined by ISO 9235
First Encounter: Silver Vapor, a cool aromatic air drifting through the composition
Heart notes: Moonlight and soft florals
Residual notes: Gray Silk, pale woods and skin musk
Key ingredients described: orris butter, vetiver, Atlas cedarwood, patchouli
No phthalates, parabens, synthetic dyes, or formaldehyde
Vegan-friendly and cruelty-free
Handcrafted fragrance
Alcohol base: organic, non-GMO sugarcane alcohol

Recommended Care

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat
Keep bottle tightly closed when not in use to preserve the fragrance
Avoid spraying on sensitive skin; perform a patch test if irritation occurs
Apply to pulse points or lightly mist into the air and walk through for a subtle aroma
Do not spray on fabrics to prevent staining or discoloration

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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.