P FKN R

This stuff is fucking amazing. If you have somehow stumbled across this small brand onto my review, and you are in love with the notes but do not know if you will like it. Order it now. Right now. I mean it. Go ahead. Im waiting. Why haven't you ordered it yet? Ah so now you are listening. You are doing yourself a favor with ordering it by the way ;) To begin, this is a fucking masterpiece. To the perfumer that has created this masterpiece, please shake my hand and sell me a signed bottle ;) This is my favorite cologne now, and I really mean it. Smells like a fruity mojito with a slight hint of woods. Once I get a bottle of this stuff, you best believe this will be my signature scent, and yes I will be gatekeeping. Gatekeep worthy. Amazing quality, you can really smell it in this one. $210 is a great price for this scent as well, considering it is an extrait and 100mls. I cannot stop talking about this fragrance. Thank you so much for this creation, best fragrance I have ever smelt. 10/10

PFKNR opens with a vibrant burst of tropical sweetness juicy passion fruit and ripe mango kissed by a refreshing splash of mojito. But don’t mistake this for just another tropical fragrance. As it develops, sea notes swirl around creamy coconut and delicate lily, creating a mesmerizing wave of beauty that crashes onto a rich and evocative base of amber, woody notes, coffee, and musk. This isn’t just a scent; it’s an enchanting dream, a fragrant tribute to la isla del encanto, capturing the soul of its namesake with every exquisite note. I’m completely obsessed.

SPOT ON mojito! When I'm wearing it, I am having the time of my life!!! The bottle aesthetic is not really my style but the juice don't lie. Dry down is super interesting as well like as if the lights are being turned down at a restaurant. Can't quite put my finger on it but it is more savory and dark which makes it really interesting!

A proper sampling of (currently) the most recent release from RDZ Parfums, P fkn R, a limited edition celebrating Puerto Rico, a very fresh experience, a slight pivot from El Coqui but in a similar broad fruity/floral/green/musky category, blending mint, parcha (passionfruit), and green/aquatic notes. The mint/parcha combination reminds me a bit of honeydew in its muted, green scent. Overall, it’s a relaxing experience and shines in warm weather, especially, while performing quite well. I do not feel that it is quite as engrossing as El Coqui but it’s a great option to have beside it and it could easily be a top pick for many. Unlike the rest of the line to date, P fkn R is sold in a 50ml size, not 100ml, for $150, still in extrait concentration, but of course a higher price point per volume than the other releases in the $160-180 for 100ml. I’d certainly recommend that others check this out while it’s available, though, since it’s only offered in a limited run. 7 out of 10

Such a beautiful and fresh opening when you first spray PfknR. To describe it, it's very aromatic with a coconut/musk/passionfruit twist in the background and it sensually draws you in. It's incredible. Freshness with a mysterious tropical spin to it- and I want to emphasize that word "mysterious" because it's actually a dark nighttime freshness. Once that dries down, you are left with the coconut tropical smell, and while it's still unique (there really is nothing like this smell), I feel as if some may not enjoy it as much since that fresh opening disappears. I was considering selling this stuff, but man, I'm having second thoughts. With it being a limited edition and now currently sold out, I think I'm going to keep it longer and just enjoy it while it lasts.

It's good, smells just like the notes. Very tropical. But if I'm honest I prefer GOD of Fire or even it's dupe - Vulcan Feu. Which scratches the same itch. This is more complex and the blending allows you to smell the top notes individually in the opening. The opening is very good. It also has great performance. I also prefer JusBox Carioca Heart and City Rhythm Miami which is in the same Tropical Genre. The issue for me is the drydown. After the first 1-2 hrs, the fruity tropical portion fades away, and the main drydown is what ur are left with for about 6hrs+. That smell is what I suspect is the "Mojito/boozy accord". It comes across like a combination of a very powerful Amber woods ingredient and licorice/absinth. It does its job of giving the impression of a boozy mojito type drink. But the Amber woods is a bit scratchy in the back of your throat. The new Le Male in Bleu has the same absinth like note in the drydown without the Amber woods and it's very pleasant. I just might be sensitive to that. Overall - it's a great opening. Great performance. But the drydown is a bit scratchy. I prefer some of its competitors of which there is not shortage in this space. Given the price - Vulcan Feu is still the standout. Even Hawas Tropical or Le Beau Paradise Garden is something I reach for before this.