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The following are some reasons why perfumes can become unavailable:
Each year, the International Fragrance Association (IFRA) issues ever-stricter safety and allergen regulations. This affects quite a few classic formulas as well as niche compositions, and sometimes brands have to discontinue a perfume if they are unable to reformulate.
The brand decides to change the concentration. For example, an eau de parfum is reformulated as an extrait, effectively turning it into a different perfume.
The brand ceases operating. The creative director passed away, got bored, started a new project, sold the business, etc.
The brand cannot keep up with logistics and production demands, with disruptions for up to a year. If there is no regular production and availability schedule, it is not viable for a stockist to carry the brand.
The brand changed the distribution model, eg from niche to duty free.
This is the scent of close, easy company in warm weather: skin still damp from a swim, hair drying in the shade, the air carrying salt and fruit. It feels most natural when you want to project freshness without sharpness, a relaxed brightness that stays intimate rather than loud.
How to wear
Best in spring and summer, especially in heat where its watery fruit and sea-salt facets stay crisp. A light to moderate spray is enough; on skin it reads clean and juicy, while in the air it softens into a breezy marine floral with a gentle, sunlit trail.
Who it’s for
For wearers who like fresh, green-marine perfumes with a watery fruit accent and a soft floral edge. It suits people drawn to clean, optimistic scents that feel casual, modern and unisex rather than perfumed or ornate.
The nose
Craig Andrade is the nose behind Cloud 9 Juice, and his style here leans into clarity, texture and mood rather than heavy structure. The fragrance reads as a study in simple pleasures: watery fruit, airy florals and a salty, sunlit finish that feels deliberately light and optimistic. His own description of the scent points to a memory-led approach, drawing on hazy days by the water, rosé, coconut sunscreen and the relaxed pleasure of summer. That sensibility gives the composition its easy, unforced character: a fresh perfume built to feel immediate, cheerful and wearable rather than polished into formality.
Raconteur’s story
The Raconteur builds functional, gender-neutral fragrances handmade in Australia, with a clear emphasis on wearability and atmosphere. The house treats scent as a way to shift mood, and Cloud 9 Juice reflects that idea with a bright, optimistic composition that frames summer as a state of mind.
Cloud 9 Juice (Discontinued)’s concept
Cloud 9 Juice was conceived as the brand’s lightest and freshest scent, shaped around a utopian summer feeling. The creative brief, as described by the perfumer, came from drifting through memories of bright days by the water, with ice buckets, rosé and coconut sunscreen feeding the fragrance’s breezy, sun-warmed character.
Extra info
Cloud 9 Juice is presented as The Raconteur’s freshest offering and comes in a 50ml Eau de Parfum format. The brand describes it as a summer state of mind, and the name itself plays into that buoyant, lifted feeling.
This is the scent of close, easy company in warm weather: skin still damp from a swim, hair drying in the shade, the air carrying salt and fruit. It feels most natural when you want to project freshness without sharpness, a relaxed brightness that stays intimate rather than loud.
How to wear
Best in spring and summer, especially in heat where its watery fruit and sea-salt facets stay crisp. A light to moderate spray is enough; on skin it reads clean and juicy, while in the air it softens into a breezy marine floral with a gentle, sunlit trail.
Who it’s for
For wearers who like fresh, green-marine perfumes with a watery fruit accent and a soft floral edge. It suits people drawn to clean, optimistic scents that feel casual, modern and unisex rather than perfumed or ornate.
The nose
Craig Andrade is the nose behind Cloud 9 Juice, and his style here leans into clarity, texture and mood rather than heavy structure. The fragrance reads as a study in simple pleasures: watery fruit, airy florals and a salty, sunlit finish that feels deliberately light and optimistic. His own description of the scent points to a memory-led approach, drawing on hazy days by the water, rosé, coconut sunscreen and the relaxed pleasure of summer. That sensibility gives the composition its easy, unforced character: a fresh perfume built to feel immediate, cheerful and wearable rather than polished into formality.
Raconteur’s story
The Raconteur builds functional, gender-neutral fragrances handmade in Australia, with a clear emphasis on wearability and atmosphere. The house treats scent as a way to shift mood, and Cloud 9 Juice reflects that idea with a bright, optimistic composition that frames summer as a state of mind.
Cloud 9 Juice (Discontinued)’s concept
Cloud 9 Juice was conceived as the brand’s lightest and freshest scent, shaped around a utopian summer feeling. The creative brief, as described by the perfumer, came from drifting through memories of bright days by the water, with ice buckets, rosé and coconut sunscreen feeding the fragrance’s breezy, sun-warmed character.
Extra info
Cloud 9 Juice is presented as The Raconteur’s freshest offering and comes in a 50ml Eau de Parfum format. The brand describes it as a summer state of mind, and the name itself plays into that buoyant, lifted feeling.
