AJIO Perfume Sale August 2026: Rs. 62 to Rs. 8,610 Across 224 Listings

Sixty-two rupees is the floor of this entire read, and the interesting number is the Rs. 69 beside it. Layer'r Shot sells in every chemist and general store in the country at close to that price, so the 10 per cent badge is a real if tiny markdown against a price real shops charge. Set it against the 87 per cent badge further down this page and the difference is not generosity - it is distribution. What Rs. 62 buys is a small pressurised body spray with a short life on skin, designed for a top-up after a commute rather than for a day's wear. Judged as that, it does the job; judged as a perfume it will disappoint within twenty minutes.

• Price: Rs. 62 (stated MRP Rs. 69)
• Key detail: Rs. 62, Layer'r Shot Emperor men's pocket parfum - 10% off a stated Rs. 69
• Discount: 10% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 7
• Reference price: the brand is sold through shops, counters or duty-free in India, so its stated MRP is a price charged somewhere
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating for this listing
• Buying logic: A pocket spray is a top-up, not a fragrance you wear out of the house.

Fourteen NIVEA listings appear in this pull and their badges cluster between 25 and 50 per cent with a median of 35 - the signature of a brand whose list price is printed on a pack sitting in a supermarket. You can walk into a shop and check Rs. 125. That is what makes a 25 per cent badge worth reading. Practically, a roll-on like this is an antiperspirant rather than a fragrance: it is doing chemistry on sweat, not building a scent profile, and the '72 hours' on the label refers to odour protection under test conditions rather than to how long you will smell of anything. At Rs. 94 it is the cheapest sensible answer on this shelf to the problem most buyers actually have.

• Price: Rs. 94 (stated MRP Rs. 125)
• Key detail: Rs. 94, NIVEA Men Fresh Active roll-on deodorant - 25% off a stated Rs. 125
• Discount: 25% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 31
• Reference price: the brand is sold through shops, counters or duty-free in India, so its stated MRP is a price charged somewhere
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating for this listing
• Buying logic: A roll-on is an antiperspirant first; the scent is a side effect.

Compare this directly with the NIVEA roll-on above. Rs. 108 against Rs. 94 - fourteen rupees apart - and a 64 per cent badge against 25. The gap is entirely in the stated MRP: Rs. 299 here against Rs. 125 there. Al-Nuaim is an attar house whose products sell largely through the marketplace channel rather than through chemists, and a reference price in that channel is a number the seller writes rather than one a shop charges. The product itself is a genuinely different proposition: an attar is a concentrated oil, applied to pulse points, with almost no projection and a stubbornly long life on skin. Six millilitres of it lasts a long time. Buy it for what it is, not for the 64.

• Price: Rs. 108 (stated MRP Rs. 299)
• Key detail: Rs. 108, Al-Nuaim chocolate musk rollerball attar, 6 ml - 64% off a stated Rs. 299
• Discount: 64% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 191
• Reference price: we can find no physical retail presence for this label in India, so nothing outside the listing anchors its stated MRP
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating for this listing
• Buying logic: An attar is oil-based: less projection, far longer on skin than an alcohol spray.

Twenty-one Wild Stone listings came back in this pull, and their badges run from 15 per cent to 50 with a median of 25. That scatter is itself evidence. A brand running a fixed ratio produces the same number on every listing; a brand actually discounting stock produces a spread, because different lines move at different speeds. This roll-on sits at the deep end of Wild Stone's own range, which makes it the pick of the twenty-one on price. Wild Stone is an Indian mass brand with real supermarket distribution, so the Rs. 225 is a figure you can check on a shelf. What you get is a competent anti-odour roll-on with a sharp, short-lived aromatic top.

• Price: Rs. 113 (stated MRP Rs. 225)
• Key detail: Rs. 113, WILD STONE Men Awake anti-odour roll-on - 50% off a stated Rs. 225
• Discount: 50% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 112
• Reference price: the brand is sold through shops, counters or duty-free in India, so its stated MRP is a price charged somewhere
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating for this listing
• Buying logic: Anti-odour roll-ons work on bacteria; reapplication beats concentration.

Four Bombay Shaving Company listings appear in this read and every one is discounted between 64 and 72 per cent. A house whose badges never drop below 60 is a house whose list prices were set with the badge in mind - the company sells almost entirely through its own site and marketplaces, so nothing outside its control anchors the Rs. 355. None of that makes Rs. 128 a bad price for a deodorant; it makes the Rs. 355 uninformative. BSC's fragrance work is decent for the money and Noir is its darker, spicier register rather than the citrus most Indian deodorants default to. Treat the rupee figure as the whole story here.

• Price: Rs. 128 (stated MRP Rs. 355)
• Key detail: Rs. 128, Bombay Shaving Company Noir deodorant for men - 64% off a stated Rs. 355
• Discount: 64% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 227
• Reference price: we can find no physical retail presence for this label in India, so nothing outside the listing anchors its stated MRP
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating for this listing
• Buying logic: Deodorant sprays are the shortest-lived format; buy on price, not on notes.

This is the cheapest listing in the pull that calls itself an eau de parfum, and the description is doing more work than the price. Eau de parfum describes a concentration band, but nothing on a listing page verifies it, and at Rs. 135 the economics do not permit much aromatic material. Bella Vita Organic's seven listings here run from 20 to 73 per cent off with a median of 47, so the badge moves - it is not a fixed ratio - but the Rs. 449 is still a number set by a brand that sells through its own channels. On the fragrance itself: white oud at this price point is a synthetic oud accord, typically sweet and woody rather than smoky, and it will sit close to the skin for two or three hours.

• Price: Rs. 135 (stated MRP Rs. 449)
• Key detail: Rs. 135, Bella Vita Organic Luxury White Oud unisex eau de parfum - 70% off a stated Rs. 449
• Discount: 70% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 314
• Reference price: we can find no physical retail presence for this label in India, so nothing outside the listing anchors its stated MRP
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating for this listing
• Buying logic: Oud at this price is a synthetic accord, not agarwood - expect sweetness, not smoke.

Ajmal is the largest single presence in this read with twenty-eight listings, and the reason it matters is that Ajmal runs its own perfumeries across India and the Gulf. Its stated MRPs are prices its own counters charge, which puts its badges - 16 to 60 per cent, median 44 - in a different category from the online-only labels on this page. Wisal is one of its long-running commercial scents, sweet and floral in the Gulf idiom, and this is the deodorant format rather than the concentrated one: 200 ml of light spray at Rs. 180. It is the sensible entry point to the house if you have not tried it, and a fifth of the price of the Silver Shade EDP further down this page.

• Price: Rs. 180 (stated MRP Rs. 399)
• Key detail: Rs. 180, AJMAL Wisal parfum deodorant, 200 ml - 55% off a stated Rs. 399
• Discount: 55% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 219
• Reference price: the brand is sold through shops, counters or duty-free in India, so its stated MRP is a price charged somewhere
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating for this listing
• Buying logic: A 200 ml parfum deodorant is the everyday format; the EDPs further down are not.

Fourteen Beardo listings came back and their badges spread from 38 to 73 per cent with a median of 54, so this one is at the conservative end of its own house. Beardo is Marico-owned now and sells through modern trade as well as online, which is why its reference prices behave better than a pure marketplace label's. Godfather is the brand's best-known men's scent - sweet, spiced, unsubtle, and deliberately loud in its first hour before settling into something much quieter. At Rs. 188 for an eau de parfum it is one of the better value-per-wear propositions on the shelf, provided you want that register at all.

• Price: Rs. 188 (stated MRP Rs. 349)
• Key detail: Rs. 188, Beardo Godfather eau de parfum for men - 46% off a stated Rs. 349
• Discount: 46% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 161
• Reference price: the brand is sold through shops, counters or duty-free in India, so its stated MRP is a price charged somewhere
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating for this listing
• Buying logic: Godfather is Beardo's sweet-spicy signature; it projects hard for the first hour.

Multipack listings are where inflated reference prices compound, and this is a clean example. A set of two carries a stated MRP of Rs. 890, which is roughly two single-bottle MRPs added together, and the selling price of Rs. 196 produces a badge of 78 per cent - deeper than either bottle would show alone. Eight Bella Vita Luxury listings appear here with a median badge of 50 and a maximum of 78, this one. What you are buying is two small eau de parfum bottles of a sweet oud and a honeyed oud, both synthetic accords in the Gulf-inspired style the brand builds its range around. The listing does not state the volume, which on a set is the number that decides whether Rs. 196 is good value.

• Price: Rs. 196 (stated MRP Rs. 890)
• Key detail: Rs. 196, BELLA VITA LUXURY set of 2 White Oud and Honey Oud eau de parfum - 78% off a stated Rs. 890
• Discount: 78% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 694
• Reference price: we can find no physical retail presence for this label in India, so nothing outside the listing anchors its stated MRP
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating for this listing
• Buying logic: Two small bottles at this price means small bottles - check the ml before buying.

Three Dorall listings appear here, all at Rs. 210, all at exactly 65 per cent off Rs. 599. That identical trio is the tell: the badge is a setting, not a markdown. What makes this one worth seating anyway is the volume - 100 ml, stated on the listing, which most of this shelf does not do. It works out at Rs. 2.10 a millilitre, and that is the cheapest per-millilitre figure we can compute anywhere in this read. Dorall is a Dubai-based mass fragrance house whose eau de toilettes are simple, sweet and short-lived. A vanilla EDT is the least risky thing to give someone and the least interesting thing to wear daily.

• Price: Rs. 210 (stated MRP Rs. 599)
• Key detail: Rs. 210, Dorall Collection Exotic Vanilla eau de toilette, 100 ml - 65% off a stated Rs. 599
• Discount: 65% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 389
• Reference price: we can find no physical retail presence for this label in India, so nothing outside the listing anchors its stated MRP
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating for this listing
• Buying logic: Vanilla EDTs are the safest gift on this shelf and the least distinctive wear.

Fourteen Plum listings came back in this pull and their badges run from 10 to 14 per cent - the tightest and shallowest band of any brand here. That is what a real list price looks like when a brand has physical distribution and no interest in manufacturing a markdown: Plum sells through Nykaa's stores and modern trade, and Rs. 325 is what it charges. Read against the 87 per cent listing further down this page, a 14 per cent badge is the more trustworthy number by a wide margin. Vanilla Vibes is the best-known scent in the BodyLovin line, sweet and gourmand with a creamy vanilla centre, and it wears close rather than projecting.

• Price: Rs. 280 (stated MRP Rs. 325)
• Key detail: Rs. 280, Plum BodyLovin Vanilla Vibes eau de parfum - 14% off a stated Rs. 325
• Discount: 14% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 45
• Reference price: the brand is sold through shops, counters or duty-free in India, so its stated MRP is a price charged somewhere
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating for this listing
• Buying logic: BodyLovin runs sweet and gourmand; Vanilla Vibes is the flagship of that range.

Five SIORE listings appear in this read with a median badge of 70 per cent and this one at 85. SIORE has no retail presence we can find in India - it exists on marketplaces - so nothing outside the seller's own listing anchors the Rs. 1,999. That does not make Rs. 300 a bad price; it makes the Rs. 1,699 'saving' a number with nothing behind it. The rule this page keeps returning to applies here in its purest form: if the brand has no shop charging the reference price, read the rupee figure and ignore the percentage entirely. At Rs. 300 expect a high-alcohol composition with a bright top and a short life - an hour or two, honestly stated.

• Price: Rs. 300 (stated MRP Rs. 1,999)
• Key detail: Rs. 300, SIORE perfume for men and women - 85% off a stated Rs. 1,999
• Discount: 85% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 1,699
• Reference price: we can find no physical retail presence for this label in India, so nothing outside the listing anchors its stated MRP
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating for this listing
• Buying logic: Unisex marketplace perfumes at this price are alcohol-heavy and fade fast.

This costs exactly what the SIORE above costs, and the difference is what stands behind the Rs. 999. Beardo sells through modern trade and its own retail as well as online, so its list price is at least partly tested outside the marketplace. The badge is 70 rather than 85 for that reason, not because you are getting less. Whisky Smoke is the line Beardo built a following on - boozy, smoky and sweet, closer to a Western gourmand than to the citrus Indian men's fragrances usually reach for. It is a cold-evening scent and it does not work in a Delhi May. At Rs. 300 for an eau de parfum from a brand with a track record, it is the value pick of this band.

• Price: Rs. 300 (stated MRP Rs. 999)
• Key detail: Rs. 300, Beardo Whisky Smoke Bourbon eau de parfum - 70% off a stated Rs. 999
• Discount: 70% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 699
• Reference price: the brand is sold through shops, counters or duty-free in India, so its stated MRP is a price charged somewhere
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating for this listing
• Buying logic: Boozy, smoky, sweet - a cold-weather register that reads badly in May.

Eighty-seven per cent is the deepest badge anywhere in this read of 224 listings, and it belongs to a four-attar pack from a marketplace label with no retail presence we can verify. Rs. 2,999 for four small attar vials is not a price any shop in India charges; it is the number that makes Rs. 390 look like a rescue. Judge the offer instead as four oil-based fragrance vials for Rs. 390, which is roughly Rs. 98 each and a reasonable way to find out whether you like attars at all. What you should not do is treat the Rs. 2,609 'saving' as money you kept. Attars are applied in single drops to pulse points, project almost not at all, and last most of a day.

• Price: Rs. 390 (stated MRP Rs. 2,999)
• Key detail: Rs. 390, Menjewell unisex pack of 4 long-lasting fragrance attars - 87% off a stated Rs. 2,999
• Discount: 87% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 2,609
• Reference price: we can find no physical retail presence for this label in India, so nothing outside the listing anchors its stated MRP
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating for this listing
• Buying logic: Attars are oils - a four-pack is a sampler, not four full-size bottles.

Five Ajmal Artisan listings came back at an identical Rs. 503 and an identical 44 per cent - Patchouli Haze, Summer Sage, Currant Crush and two others. A single price across a line is normal retail practice rather than a manufactured badge, and Ajmal has its own counters charging the Rs. 899, so this is one of the more meaningful percentages on the page. Patchouli Haze is the most polarising of the five: earthy, damp and slightly medicinal at the top before it warms. Patchouli is also among the most tenacious materials in perfumery, so a Rs. 503 bottle of it will outlast a Rs. 5,000 citrus on skin by hours.

• Price: Rs. 503 (stated MRP Rs. 899)
• Key detail: Rs. 503, AJMAL Artisan Patchouli Haze eau de parfum - 44% off a stated Rs. 899
• Discount: 44% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 396
• Reference price: the brand is sold through shops, counters or duty-free in India, so its stated MRP is a price charged somewhere
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating for this listing
• Buying logic: Patchouli is earthy and divisive; it is also the most persistent note on this page.

All four SNITCH listings in this pull sit at exactly 50 per cent off, which tells you the number was chosen rather than reached. SNITCH is a menswear label that has extended into fragrance, and its perfumes are commissioned compositions carrying a brand its customers already buy clothes from - which is the actual proposition, and there is nothing wrong with it. Mercury is the fresher of its two men's scents, aquatic and metallic at the top. At Rs. 550 it competes with the Ajmal Artisan line above, and the honest comparison is that Ajmal is a perfume house that has been doing this for decades while SNITCH is a shirt brand two years into it.

• Price: Rs. 550 (stated MRP Rs. 1,099)
• Key detail: Rs. 550, SNITCH Mercury perfume for men - 50% off a stated Rs. 1,099
• Discount: 50% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 549
• Reference price: we can find no physical retail presence for this label in India, so nothing outside the listing anchors its stated MRP
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating for this listing
• Buying logic: Fashion-brand fragrances are commissioned compositions; the label is the product.

Three SKINN by Titan listings appear here at 10, 20 and 25 per cent off, and that cluster is the clearest counterexample to the deep-badge listings on this page. Titan sells SKINN through its own Helios and Titan World stores and through department counters, so Rs. 695 is a price you can walk in and pay. A brand in that position cannot discount 80 per cent online without undermining its own shops, which is precisely why its badge is small and its badge is honest. Celeste is a floral composition in the restrained register SKINN works in - built for Indian offices and Indian summers rather than for projection. Rs. 556 buys a genuinely well-made commercial perfume.

• Price: Rs. 556 (stated MRP Rs. 695)
• Key detail: Rs. 556, SKINN BY TITAN Celeste eau de parfum for women - 20% off a stated Rs. 695
• Discount: 20% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 139
• Reference price: the brand is sold through shops, counters or duty-free in India, so its stated MRP is a price charged somewhere
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating for this listing
• Buying logic: SKINN is composed by French perfumers for Indian wear; expect restraint, not sillage.

This is the same brand as the Rs. 113 roll-on near the top of this page, and the distance between them - Rs. 113 to Rs. 650 - is the story of what Indian mass fragrance brands have been doing for a decade: building a premium tier above the deodorant business they started in. Code is that tier for Wild Stone, and Acqua is the aquatic entry in it. Twenty-one Wild Stone listings in this pull run from Rs. 113 to Rs. 650 with badges from 15 to 50 per cent, and the spread is real rather than set. Aquatic accords are the least offensive thing to wear in a shared office and also the most quickly boring; this one is competent and unremarkable, which at Rs. 650 is the correct outcome.

• Price: Rs. 650 (stated MRP Rs. 1,299)
• Key detail: Rs. 650, WILD STONE Code Acqua eau de parfum - 50% off a stated Rs. 1,299
• Discount: 50% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 649
• Reference price: the brand is sold through shops, counters or duty-free in India, so its stated MRP is a price charged somewhere
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating for this listing
• Buying logic: Aquatic accords are the safest office register and the fastest to go stale.

Silver Shade is the Ajmal composition most people in India have actually smelled, and Rs. 1,000 off a stated Rs. 2,000 is the cleanest halving on this page. Ajmal's own perfumeries charge close to the Rs. 2,000, which is what makes this badge worth reading where an 85 per cent badge from a marketplace label is not. As a fragrance it is a citrus-woody built for heat: bright and sharp for the first half hour, then a dry woody base that holds for several hours without turning heavy. That structure is why it works in an Indian summer where the gourmands further up this page turn cloying by noon. At Rs. 1,000 it is the best-evidenced buy in the middle of the shelf.

• Price: Rs. 1,000 (stated MRP Rs. 2,000)
• Key detail: Rs. 1,000, AJMAL Silver Shade eau de parfum, citrus woody - 50% off a stated Rs. 2,000
• Discount: 50% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 1,000
• Reference price: the brand is sold through shops, counters or duty-free in India, so its stated MRP is a price charged somewhere
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating for this listing
• Buying logic: Citrus-woody is the year-round Indian answer; it survives heat better than gourmands.

A 199-rupee markdown on a Rs. 1,995 perfume is the least exciting number on this page and the most informative. Titan is not going to discount SKINN by 70 per cent online while its own stores charge full price, so what you see here is the real shape of a real retail discount. Compare it with the marketplace listings above, where a Rs. 300 bottle claims Rs. 1,699 of savings, and the contrast is the whole argument of this page. Raw and Verge is SKINN's men's pairing - Raw the smokier and spicier of the two, Verge the fresher - both composed to project modestly. If you want to know what Rs. 1,796 of Indian commercial perfumery smells like, this is a fair sample.

• Price: Rs. 1,796 (stated MRP Rs. 1,995)
• Key detail: Rs. 1,796, SKINN BY TITAN Raw and Verge eau de parfum for men - 10% off a stated Rs. 1,995
• Discount: 10% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 199
• Reference price: the brand is sold through shops, counters or duty-free in India, so its stated MRP is a price charged somewhere
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating for this listing
• Buying logic: Two scents in one release - Raw is the smokier, Verge the fresher.

Jaguar fragrances are licensed products: the name belongs to the carmaker and the perfume is made and priced by a fragrance licensee. That matters when you read the Rs. 4,900, because the licensee sets it and department stores rarely hold the line on it. Three Jaguar listings here run from 35 to 50 per cent off, so the discount moves with the line rather than sitting at a fixed ratio - a better sign than a uniform badge. Classic Gold is a warm oriental, sweet and vanillic with a spiced opening, and it is a winter-evening fragrance rather than a daily one. At Rs. 2,450 it is the cheapest way onto this page's designer shelf.

• Price: Rs. 2,450 (stated MRP Rs. 4,900)
• Key detail: Rs. 2,450, JAGUAR Classic Gold eau de toilette - 50% off a stated Rs. 4,900
• Discount: 50% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 2,450
• Reference price: the brand is sold through shops, counters or duty-free in India, so its stated MRP is a price charged somewhere
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating for this listing
• Buying logic: Classic Gold is a warm, sweet oriental; it belongs to winter evenings.

Rasasi is a Dubai perfume house with genuine standing, and this listing does something most of this shelf does not: it states the volume. A hundred millilitres at Rs. 3,960 is Rs. 39.60 a millilitre, against the Rs. 2.10 of the Dorall EDT further up - a nineteen-fold difference in what you are paying per spray, which is the comparison this shelf normally hides. The 28 per cent badge is modest by the standards of this page, which is what you expect from a house with its own boutiques. Elixir is dense, sweet and floral in the Gulf idiom, and it projects far more than its Western equivalents at the same price - two sprays where you would use four of something French.

• Price: Rs. 3,960 (stated MRP Rs. 5,500)
• Key detail: Rs. 3,960, RASASI Women Elixir eau de parfum, 100 ml - 28% off a stated Rs. 5,500
• Discount: 28% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 1,540
• Reference price: the brand is sold through shops, counters or duty-free in India, so its stated MRP is a price charged somewhere
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating for this listing
• Buying logic: Gulf compositions run dense and sweet; a little goes considerably further.

Be Delicious is one of the most recognisable fresh fruity fragrances made, and the reason it is here is the shape of its badge. Thirty-five per cent off a stated Rs. 6,400 is a discount from a price Indian department stores and airport duty-free genuinely charge, which is why the number is 35 and not 85. The apple-over-floral structure is unmistakable - green apple at the top, a white-floral heart, a light woody base - and it is the fragrance a great many people mean when they say they want something fresh. It is also, at Rs. 4,160, ten times the Rs. 390 four-attar pack on this page and roughly a third of the discount claim. Both facts are worth holding at once.

• Price: Rs. 4,160 (stated MRP Rs. 6,400)
• Key detail: Rs. 4,160, DKNY Be Delicious eau de parfum - 35% off a stated Rs. 6,400
• Discount: 35% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 2,240
• Reference price: the brand is sold through shops, counters or duty-free in India, so its stated MRP is a price charged somewhere
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating for this listing
• Buying logic: Green apple over florals - the most identifiable fresh fruity of the last 25 years.

Set this beside the Menjewell attar pack: Rs. 5,445 with a 10 per cent badge against Rs. 390 with an 87 per cent one. The expensive bottle is the one being discounted least, and that is not a coincidence - Carolina Herrera is sold through department counters and duty-free at prices the brand polices, so a retailer cannot halve it. The badge shrinks in exact proportion to how real the reference price is. Good Girl itself is a heavy, sweet evening fragrance built on tuberose and tonka in the much-copied stiletto bottle, and it is emphatically not something to wear to a meeting. Two listings for it appear in this pull at Rs. 5,445 and Rs. 7,830, both at 10 per cent, presumably different sizes the listings do not state.

• Price: Rs. 5,445 (stated MRP Rs. 6,050)
• Key detail: Rs. 5,445, CAROLINA HERRERA Good Girl eau de parfum - 10% off a stated Rs. 6,050
• Discount: 10% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 605
• Reference price: the brand is sold through shops, counters or duty-free in India, so its stated MRP is a price charged somewhere
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating for this listing
• Buying logic: A heavy tuberose-and-tonka evening scent; it is not an office fragrance.

Three Chopard Malaki listings - Oud, Black Incense and Leather - all sit at Rs. 8,610 off an identical stated Rs. 12,300, a flat 30 per cent. This is the top of the shelf, and it is 139 times the Rs. 62 Layer'r pocket spray this page opened with, inside the same category page. Chopard's Malaki line is its Gulf-facing collection: dense, resinous compositions built around oud, incense and leather accords, with the tenacity those materials imply. One spray on a shirt collar will outlast a wash. The 30 per cent badge is the same shape as every other genuine luxury discount on this page - real, moderate, and nothing like the numbers the cheap end of the shelf is claiming.

• Price: Rs. 8,610 (stated MRP Rs. 12,300)
• Key detail: Rs. 8,610, CHOPARD Oud Malaki eau de parfum - 30% off a stated Rs. 12,300
• Discount: 30% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 3,690
• Reference price: the brand is sold through shops, counters or duty-free in India, so its stated MRP is a price charged somewhere
• Rating: AJIO publishes no rating for this listing
• Buying logic: Real oud-style composition; one spray, and it will still be there tomorrow.