South Korean Fragrance Brand Hetras Now Has a PH Website

(SPOT.ph) South Korea is known for its food, fashion, music, skincare—the works. Over the years, the country's fragrances have made a lot of heads turn, and it's thanks to the clean, fresh, soft scents that are pleasing to both the taste of sesaoned fragheads and perfume newbies alike. It's real work trying to stock up on them in the Philippines, especially for some niche brands. But if it's Hetras' diffusers, creams, and perfumes that you're after, we have some good news for you. They just launched a Philippine website, and it brings its best-smelling offerings one step closer to us.

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For the uninitiated, Hetras is a popular a home and lifestyle fragrance brand from South Korea. None other than G.Dragon, a legendary figure in the K-Pop scene, has used and loved its scents for his space. Daisy, to be more specific. Daisy first welcomes you with its namesake; white daisy flowers with orange and chamomile, then blooms into the elegant ylang-ylang with sunflower as its middle notes. After it fizzles out, it smoothly settles into its lovely cotton, musk, and vanilla base.

Now, you can make your space smell as beautiful and relaxing as his and more through Hetras' range of perfumes, diffusers, hand creams, body mists, and lotions in an extensive fragrance line, known also for their distinct and minimalist packaging. All of which can be found on the website, courtesy of its official Philippine distributor, A&J 2024 Corporation.

All hand creams, aside from being deeply nourishing and gentle on the skin, are also lightweight and can even be used as an alternative to perfume. Their perfumed mango seed butter hand creams are priced at P800—some of the scents like Namsan, Santal Fresh, and Soosunhwa have already sold out.

Hetras also boasts of its premium diffusers that instantly transform a space into five-star luxury salons and hotels. Their diffusers are larger in size, with a 500ml capacity, so it lasts longer. Unfortunately, Hotel Wood has already flown off the virtual shelf. One box with two diffusers goes for P1,490.

You're guaranteed to be the best-smelling friend if you spritz the Double Shot Perfume Body Mist here and there. Each bottle is priced at P850, and four scents are available: Bombshell, Artist, Hotel Wood, and Santal Fresh.

The Handmade Perfume lineup is the most expensive item in the catalog at P4,950, for all the thought and intention that goes into the bottle, from the finest of ingredients and special fragrance down to the fabric and small, silver details on the packaging. It's already leaning toward the more affordable end compared to some of the perfume options on the market. Boutique Cotton and Seowon are already out of stock.

All products on their website are sourced directly from South Korea. They ship nationwide and you can expect it to arrive withing two to five business days for Metro Manila, and five to 10 days for provincial areas.

While having a website is already a big step for those who have always wanted to stock up on Hetras' products in a much more accessible online space, they did ask to "keep an eye out for upcoming pop-up stores". For now, you have to rely on their scent notes, which can be found in detail in the "fragrance" tab, when it's your first time buying, to know which scent will suit you.

Hetras is now available online through their website. For more information and updates, check out Hetras Philippines' Instagram page.

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