Discovering the ideal fragrance that perfectly complements one’s personality and ever-fluctuating mood swings can truly be an intellectual odyssey, wouldn’t you agree? During the frosty embrace of winter and the amber hues of autumn, our olfactory predilections veer toward the warm and substantial, while in the sunny realms of summer and the bloom of spring, we find ourselves drawn to the fresh, floral, or fruity aromas.
For a span of more than a decade, I was an unwavering devotee of Gucci Rush, steadfastly applying it regardless of the season, owing to my residence in a warm country. Alas, the day of reckoning arrived when a sales associate shattered my scented world with the grievous tidings, “Oh, it’s been discontinued.” My world trembled and I pondered, “Why, Gucci? Why? What shall I do now?”
It felt as though centuries elapsed before I found my new aromatic paramours. Casmir by Chopard and the harmonious blend of Thierry Mugler’s A*Men Angel and Pure Havane (primarily intended for the male and unisex clientele) became the coveted elixirs of my existence. For a subsequent decade, they graced my senses, and you’ll have to take my word for it, I was positively euphoric to have unearthed fragrances that harmonized with my temperament. But alas, the somber notes resounded once more. Mugler Havane vanished into the abyss, and Cashmir suffered a similar fate. “Why, oh why, must fate be so cruel?” What recourse remained but to embark on a globe-trotting quest, scouring cities and airports in search of elusive bottles, ready to acquire them by the half-dozen if fortune favored my pitiable endeavors? How pathos-laden!
My voluminous, curly tresses, the crown jewels of my visage, have led me on a perpetual quest for the Holy Grail of conditioners. The Ogx Coconut Curls conditioner was a revelation, and then, in an act of unfathomable perfidy, it, too, was relegated to the annals of discontinued products. What on Earth, Ogx? Do you comprehend the agony of detangling my curls bereft of your miraculous elixir?
Year after year, we bear witness to the cessation of production for numerous triumphant and globally adored products – from Chanel’s illustrious watch, “The Premiere,” to the venerable Toyota Qualis, the 2016 Porsche Cayman, the cherished Ogx Argan Oil of Morocco conditioner, the yummy Good Humor’s Toasted Almond Bar, Revlon Lip Butters, the ultimate Dunkin’ Dunkaccino, Ronzoni Pastina’s pasta, etc… One is compelled to wonder, what drives these brands to retire their most popular and bestselling products? Are they attuned to the lamentations of their devoted consumers, their Angel Customers? Do they harbor a shred of concern within their corporate hearts? The vast expanse of social media stands as a testament to the dirges of those mourning Angel Customers, desperately seeking answers and satisfying replacements.
We comprehend the intricacies of sourcing raw materials, manufacturing, distribution, and logistics that challenge brands on a global scale, or the fact that these products selling figures are not financially rewarding as expected. Yet, should they not extend the courtesy of a forewarning to their loyal customers, gently whispering that certain products will soon vanish from store shelves, instead of just ghosting us, leaving us in a state of bewildered solitude?
Join JestaFreak.com now and we shall guide you to the luminous shores of alternative treasures, whether your beloved product has met an untimely demise or has become currently unaffordable. For we understand the value of being an Angel Customer and cognize the profound bond between Angel Customers and their cherished brands and products.
