Heretic Parfum’s signature Dirty Coconut fragrance is now a nourishing mist of scent for the hair, leaving the hair luminous, refreshed, and subtly perfumed throughout the day. Super hydrating coconut C02 extract brings moisture to dry hair and scalp and will never leave you weighed down. Creamy coconut flesh blends with sustainably harvested sandalwood for a scent that strays far from ‘basic beach’ scents and the saccharine tanning lotions of yesteryear to dive deep into an elevated blend of sunbathed exotic woods and warmed vanilla. The result is a sophisticated take on coconut that’s both lusty and renewing, soothing and sensual.
NOTES
Top: Cedar, Vanillin (derived from clove)
Middle: Coconut CO2
Base: Sandalwood, Vanilla Absolute, Ambrettolide
ABOUT THE BRAND
Heretic – one who does not conform to the ideals or opinions of the masses; one who follows their own path.
Created in 2016 in New York by Douglas Little, Heretic is a natural, artisan, small batch fragrance collection. Based on the mysterious, sensual and feral aspects of nature, Heretic began with a conscious choice to do things a little differently. Provocative, challenging, unapologetic, visionary and beautiful – Douglas Little has created a rare, unusual and comprehensive collection. As Heretic boldly disrupts the status quo of the fragrance industry with their radical transparency, their fragrances delve into the esoteric world and the realms of homeopathy, ayerveda, and herbology.
Douglas made the choice to work with entirely natural materials – essential oils, concretes and absolutes (blended in non GMO, organic grape and sugarcane alcohol) using traditional perfumery techniques. Believing that nature gives us sexy and erotic scents, the Heretic perfume collection creates unique depth and complexity.
“Natural fragrances are much like wine in that you can detect nuances of the plant, the soil, and its surroundings. They have characters that cannot be achieved with synthetic copies. These fragrances are alive, they create an olfactory fingerprint” – Douglas Little.
