Map Of The Heart Fragrances
Map Of The Heart turns emotions into self-contained compositions. For a first comparison, try V.1 Freedom with citrus, watery flowers, and pale woods; V.2 Darkness with eucalyptus, spices, and smoky sandalwood; and V.3 Passion with red apple, feijoa, tuberose, vanilla, and patchouli.
About the brand
Map Of The Heart Fragrances
The Australian house founded by Sarah Blair and Jeffrey Darling dates to 2015, while its fragrances are developed and manufactured in France. Each bottle number and colour identifies a separate story, making it useful to choose by emotional direction and the exact note structure.
Jacques Huclier's V.1 Freedom opens with citrus, green leaves, and blackcurrant. Watery notes, neroli, orris, and peony keep the middle transparent, while white cedarwood, Australian sandalwood, incense, and musks add a lasting soft base. It is the brightest of the three directions.
V.2 Darkness combines bergamot, orange, and eucalyptus with cardamom, black pepper, and cinnamon. Smoky woods and sandalwood darken the development. V.3 Passion moves toward juiciness: red apple and pink pepper give way to feijoa, tuberose, incense, and cinnamon, followed by vanilla, patchouli, musks, and sandalwood.
Choose V.1 Freedom for a fresh floral-woody profile, V.2 Darkness for spicy smoke and eucalyptus, or V.3 Passion for ripe fruit and a warm base. Apply each fragrance separately and compare them after the sandalwood develops: the shared material makes the differences between transparency, smoke, and fruity saturation easier to hear.