Heretic - Ghosts Ektoplasma Nước hoa Eau de Parfum 30ml

Heretic Ektoplasma Eau de Parfum 30ml: Musky. Translucent. Diffusive. A spectral residue suspended between worlds. Cold citrus and aromatic woods evaporate into a cloud of luminous vapor before melting into creamy lactonic florals and translucent sandalwood. Skin musks and ambergris drift through the composition like dust illuminated in moonlight. When smelling this scent, you might experience: The uncanny effect of soft white ectoplasm floating in a dark room.

Ectoplasm emerged in early spiritualist practice as a material said to appear during séances, exuded from the body and shaped by unseen forces. Described as cool, pale, and mutable: neither fully body nor fully air, it occupied the uncomfortable space between presence and disappearance. 

A spectral residue suspended between worlds, our Ektoplasma fragrance is built around the illusion of skin and vapor at once. Cold citrus and aromatic woods evaporate into a cloud of luminous vapor before melting into creamy lactonic florals and translucent sandalwood. Ambergris, skin musks, and pale woods drift through the composition like dust illuminated in moonlight, creating the uncanny sensation of presence without form. Neither floral nor woody, neither living nor gone, Ektoplasma exists in the space between matter and memory. The lingering trace of a body no longer there.

FIRST ENCOUNTER: Vapor. Juniper vapor and cold air. HEART: Lactonic Veil. A translucent veil of pale florals and ghostwood. RESIDUAL HAUNTING: Skin. Ambergris, dust and skin musk. Like flesh remembered, strange and luminous. PLEASE NOTE: This is an updated formula, which differs from the original 2025 Ektoplasma fragrance.

HERETIC x CHELSEA WOLFE: For over a decade, Chelsea’s unmistakable voice, at once ethereal and devastating, tender and feral, has defied expectation. Her music transforms longing, darkness, and beauty into something tangible, just as perfume transforms the invisible into something we can feel. The GHOSTS perfume collaboration felt like a natural convergence of two creative worlds drawn to the same mysteries.