Aperture
Votes lean masculine
33 ratings
From your scent profile
Ulrich Lang Aperture is a unisex scent that most voters place in autumn and winter, pairing a peppery, floral character with a woody base; it has been discontinued.
Skunky's take: The floral side leads, it arrives with a bouquet.
How does it perform?
From 35 community ratings, all out of 10.
Holds up through the day and fades gently toward evening.
Leaves a light trail and stays polite in a crowd.
Looks good without trying too hard.
The price makes you think, so a small size is a smart start.
Blind buy risk
61% of votes are positive, the rest are more reserved.
Notes
They open one after another, from the first spray into the evening.
Top notesfirst 15 minutes
Heart notesfirst few hours
Base noteswhat stays into the evening
Accords
From most dominant to most subtle.
- Floral
- Sweet
- Synthetic
- Spicy
- Woody
- Animal
- Resinous
- Earthy
What does Aperture smell like?
Longevity is rated good and sillage moderate. Most voters pick autumn and winter, with spring not far behind. It leans towards leisure and daily wear, and also gets worn in the evening and on nights out. Most voters read it as masculine, though a fair share find it feminine.
It opens sharp and spicy with aldehydes, white pepper, black pepper and pink pepper. The heart brings together jasmine, lily of the valley, cedarwood and tobacco, so the floral side is balanced by woody, smoky tones. The base of vetiver, musk and amber settles into a sweet, earthy, slightly animalic ground.
How it changes through the day
First minutes
- Aldehydes
- White pepper
- Black pepper
First hours
- Jasmine
- Cedarwood
- Tobacco
Towards evening
- Vetiver
- Animalic notes
- Musk
When to wear it?
Seasons and occasions, by user votes.
- 38%Autumn
- 27%Winter
- 22%Spring
- 14%Summer
- Casual29%
- Daytime21%
- Nighttime21%
- Evening21%
- Office7%
Least picked for the office.
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Last updated: October 26, 2026



























