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Phlur

Greylocke

Greylocke by Phlur is a Aromatic fragrance for women and men

The Quick Read

Respected, if divisive — a woody, aromatic composition with a conifer undertone. Voted best for fall and winter wear — and genuinely unisex.

earthy freshnesssubtle warmthgroundingnatural eleganceversatile
3.68· 106 Ratings
Created byDavid Apel
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Longevity
8.2
Sillage
6.5
Best Time
🌙Night67%
Seasons
🍂 ❄️Fall/Winter
The Story

Launched in 2016, Greylocke by Phlur is a woody-aromatic fragrance created by perfumer David Apel. The composition begins with the freshness of conifer and green notes, which add a natural, earthy feel to the scent. As it develops, balsamic and powdery undertones emerge, creating a rich yet subtle warmth that feels both grounding and refreshing. Greylocke is unisex in nature, designed to be versatile and wearable throughout the day.

Scent Profile

Composition & Character

Notes Pyramid

Notes

As listed

Main Accords

When to Wear

🌸
Spring
☀️
Summer
🍂
Fall
❄️
Winter
🌤️
Day
🌙
Night

Who Wears It

Masculine40%
Unisex40%
Feminine20%
Performance

How It Wears

Longevity
Very Weak1.9k
Weak6.6k
Moderate16.0k
Long8.5k
Eternal5.6k
Sillage
Intimate5.8k
Moderate16.0k
Strong8.3k
Enormous7.7k

Application Tips

Greylocke’s top notes are vibrant but fleeting, so apply it liberally in the morning to capture its full effect. As the balsamic base develops over time, it becomes more intimate and close to skin, making it perfect for daytime wear.

Designer Phlur

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04 · Dossier

Edited by Scentsation Editorial

The story behind the bottle.

The crisp scent of pine needles on a cool mountain trail, where fresh greenery meets woody earthiness.

Fig. 01 — Greylocke, Phlur

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