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Heretic Parfum · Sold as unisex
Fourteen Carrots
The early morning in a garden, where the earthy scent of carrots mingles with fresh eucalyptus and the warmth of spices.
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The story behind the bottle.
Fourteen Carrots by Heretic Parfum is a composition built on the tension between earthy warmth and crisp freshness. Launched in 2026, it opens with carrot seeds and orange peel, offering a bright citrus-spicy freshness that immediately engages the senses. As the scent settles, clove and ambrettolide bring an unexpected depth, while vetiver and oud add a subtle smokiness to the musky-amber base. This fragrance encapsulates Heretic's commitment to natural ingredients and distinctive sensory experiences.
Fourteen Carrots is best applied lightly at first — the bright citrus notes are immediate but fade quickly. Give it time to develop on your skin for the full effect; the musky base will bloom within an hour, offering a lingering, earthy warmth that pairs well with cooler evenings.
Fig. 01 — Fourteen Carrots, Heretic Parfum
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