Twenty-one beauty listings read on 24 September. Ten of them are really five products, each listed twice or three times at different prices under one name - with no volume published and no ratings anywhere.
We read AJIO's shampoo, conditioner, face wash and body wash listings on 24 September 2026 - 284 distinct listings with a price and a stated MRP. The thing that shapes this whole shelf is what the titles leave out. AJIO's beauty listings do not carry a pack size, so the same product name comes back two and three times at prices that differ by up to thirteen times, and no listing on the shelf publishes a rating or a count to help you tell them apart. What is left is a price and a percentage, and the percentage turns out to measure the pack.
Every price below was pulled from AJIO on September 24, 2026 and checked against the MRP on the listing. Stack them with the live codes on our AJIO coupons page, which the deals desk re-verifies daily.
Three listings carrying the identical product string at a spread of 13.2 times, with badges of 45, 25 and five per cent - and no pack size published on any of them.
Rs. 754 for a listing whose name also appears at Rs. 326 and Rs. 57.
Why it earned its spot The top of a 13.2x spread under one product name.
The middle of the three: Rs. 326, and a smaller badge.
Why it earned its spot Same product string, a different declared MRP.
Fifty-seven rupees under the identical name as a Rs. 754 listing.
Why it earned its spot The floor of a 13.2x spread under one title.
A purifying shampoo at Rs. 855 and Rs. 189, a moisture shampoo at Rs. 917 and Rs. 389, and the matching conditioner at Rs. 419 and Rs. 224.
The most expensive listing we seated, and its twin is Rs. 528 cheaper.
Why it earned its spot Opens the second same-name family.
The identical product name at 42 per cent of the price above it.
Why it earned its spot The cheaper half of the pair.
A 4.52x price spread under one product string.
Why it earned its spot The widest two-listing spread in this read.
Rs. 666 less than the card above it, with an 18 per cent badge.
Why it earned its spot Completes the widest pair on the page.
The matching conditioner - also listed twice, Rs. 195 apart.
Why it earned its spot A third same-name pair from the same range.
The same conditioner name at Rs. 224, with a smaller badge.
Why it earned its spot The cheaper conditioner listing.
Dove's conditioner at 40 per cent off and five, Mamaearth's shampoo at 35 per cent and four, and a face wash pair priced at exactly double with the same one per cent badge on both.
Dove's conditioner, listed at Rs. 333 and at Rs. 114.
Why it earned its spot A 2.92x spread under one conditioner name.
The small Dove conditioner: honest MRP, unimpressive badge.
Why it earned its spot The pattern again: cheapest listing, smallest badge.
Mamaearth's rosemary shampoo at Rs. 519 - and at Rs. 335.
Why it earned its spot An Indian D2C brand doing the same thing as the multinationals.
The same shampoo at Rs. 335 with a four per cent badge.
Why it earned its spot A near-MRP listing beside a 35 per cent one.
A face wash at Rs. 148 badged one per cent off Rs. 149.
Why it earned its spot The smallest badge in the read, on the cheaper of a pair.
The same face wash at precisely twice the price, same one per cent badge.
Why it earned its spot A clean doubling, and the honest end of the shelf.
A refill pack at Rs. 343 and Rs. 134, a conditioner at Rs. 575 and Rs. 280, and two NIVEA listings Rs. 75 apart showing exactly the same 25 per cent.
A body wash refill pack at Rs. 343 - listed again at Rs. 134.
Why it earned its spot The refill-pack pair, 2.56x apart.
The same refill pack at Rs. 134.
Why it earned its spot Cheapest body wash on the page.
A D2C conditioner at Rs. 575 - and the same name at Rs. 280.
Why it earned its spot A 2.05x spread, at near-MRP pricing on both listings.
The same conditioner at Rs. 280, five per cent off.
Why it earned its spot The smaller listing in a clean two-to-one pair.
Two NIVEA face washes, same name, Rs. 75 apart, identical badges.
Why it earned its spot A pair where both listings show the same percentage.
Identical name, identical badge, Rs. 75 dearer.
Why it earned its spot Closes the page on the point it opened with.
First: open the product page before you compare two listings with the same name. The results page does not carry pack sizes, and on this shelf the same words can mean Rs. 57 or Rs. 754. Second: ignore the badge when choosing between same-named listings - within every family we seated, the dearest listing wears the biggest percentage, because each listing declares its own MRP, so the badge is closer to a size indicator than a saving. Third: remember there is no rating anywhere on this shelf. Nykaa publishes a count on every haircare listing and Myntra publishes one on about six in ten of its beauty listings; AJIO published none on 284, so the usual fallback of checking the sample size is simply not available here. Fourth: compare the declared MRP, not the percentage, across sites - Dove's Intense Repair conditioner declares the same Rs. 555 on AJIO and on Nykaa, and sells for Rs. 333 here against Rs. 350 there.
| Product | Sale price | MRP | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dove shampoo, Rs. 754 | Rs. 754 | Rs. 1.82x MRP | 45%% |
| Dove shampoo, Rs. 326 | Rs. 326 | Rs. 1.33x MRP | 25%% |
| Dove shampoo, Rs. 57 | Rs. 57 | Rs. 1.05x MRP | 5%% |
| L'Oreal Moisture, Rs. 917 | Rs. 917 | Rs. 1.61x MRP | 38%% |
| L'Oreal Moisture, Rs. 389 | Rs. 389 | Rs. 1.33x MRP | 25%% |
| L'Oreal Pure, Rs. 855 | Rs. 855 | Rs. 1.54x MRP | 35%% |
| L'Oreal Pure, Rs. 189 | Rs. 189 | Rs. 1.22x MRP | 18%% |
| L'Oreal conditioner, Rs. 419 | Rs. 419 | Rs. 1.43x MRP | 30%% |
| L'Oreal conditioner, Rs. 224 | Rs. 224 | Rs. 1.33x MRP | 25%% |
| Dove conditioner, Rs. 333 | Rs. 333 | Rs. 1.67x MRP | 40%% |
| Dove conditioner, Rs. 114 | Rs. 114 | Rs. 1.05x MRP | 5%% |
| Mamaearth, Rs. 519 | Rs. 519 | Rs. 1.54x MRP | 35%% |
| Mamaearth, Rs. 335 | Rs. 335 | Rs. 1.04x MRP | 4%% |
| Derma Co, Rs. 148 | Rs. 148 | Rs. 1.01x MRP | 1%% |
| Derma Co, Rs. 296 | Rs. 296 | Rs. 1.01x MRP | 1%% |
| LUX refill, Rs. 343 | Rs. 343 | Rs. 1.16x MRP | 14%% |
| LUX refill, Rs. 134 | Rs. 134 | Rs. 1.11x MRP | 10%% |
| Moxie, Rs. 575 | Rs. 575 | Rs. 1.09x MRP | 8%% |
| Moxie, Rs. 280 | Rs. 280 | Rs. 1.05x MRP | 5%% |
| NIVEA, Rs. 113 | Rs. 113 | Rs. 1.33x MRP | 25%% |
| NIVEA, Rs. 188 | Rs. 188 | Rs. 1.33x MRP | 25%% |
Every selling price, stated MRP and discount badge on this page was read on 24 September 2026 from ajio.com's own search results for face wash, shampoo, conditioner and body wash, logged out, in India. 284 distinct listings returned a price and a stated MRP; 21 are seated. Nothing was bought.
Twenty-three product names in the full read appear two or three times at different prices. We seat both or all three of a family as separate cards, in price order, because on AJIO's own results page that is exactly how you meet them: identical words, different numbers. Merging them into one card would hide the only thing this page is about.
These listing titles carry no volume, weight or pack count, and we have not inferred any. That means no per-millilitre arithmetic appears on this page: where a Rs. 296 listing is exactly double a Rs. 148 one, we say the prices double and stop there rather than guessing at sizes. Product pages on AJIO may carry a size; the results page we read does not.
Not one of the 284 listings in this read publishes a rating average or a rating count. That is AJIO's own display, not a gap in our reading, and it is why no card on this page carries a rating pill. Reading Nykaa's haircare shelf the same afternoon, all 92 listings published a count.
'Hair fall rescue', 'intense repair', '72H', 'anti-hair fall', 'even glow', 'salicylic acid' and every other description on these cards is the listing's own text, reproduced as printed and not verified. Nothing here was opened, used, washed with, weighed or measured, and no claim about formulation, results, safety or skin suitability is made or implied.
Because AJIO's beauty listing titles do not carry a pack size, so several sizes of one product appear under one identical product string. In our 24 September 2026 read, 'DOVE Hair Fall Rescue Shampoo' was listed at Rs. 754, Rs. 326 and Rs. 57 - a spread of 13.2 times - and 'L'Oreal Paris Hyaluron Pure 72H Purifying Shampoo' at Rs. 855 and Rs. 189. Twenty-three product names in the full read of 284 listings appeared more than once at different prices. Open the product page to see which size you are actually buying.
Not on anything we read. None of the 284 shampoo, conditioner, face wash and body wash listings we pulled on 24 September 2026 published a rating average or a rating count. That is AJIO's own display rather than a gap in our data - the same scrape returns ratings on other sites. For comparison, all 92 Nykaa haircare listings we read the same afternoon published a count, and those ran from 4 ratings to 544,080.
Not between listings of the same product. In every same-name family we seated, the dearest listing carried the biggest badge: Dove's shampoo shows 45% at Rs. 754, 25% at Rs. 326 and 5% at Rs. 57. Each listing declares its own MRP, scaled to its own price, so the percentage is closer to a pack-size signal than a saving. The clearest case is a NIVEA face wash listed at Rs. 113 and Rs. 188 - both badged exactly 25%.
In this read the cheapest listing of any kind is DOVE Hair Fall Rescue Shampoo at Rs. 57, badged 5% off a stated Rs. 60 - though the title does not say what size that buys. The cheapest conditioner is the same brand's Intense Repair at Rs. 114, the cheapest face wash is The Derma Co's salicylic acid gel at Rs. 148, and the cheapest body wash a LUX refill pack at Rs. 134.
Sometimes, and not consistently. Comparing listings that carry the same brand and the same stated MRP across both sites on 24 September 2026: Dove's Intense Repair conditioner declares Rs. 555 on both, and sells at Rs. 333 on AJIO against Rs. 350 on Nykaa; a WishCare anti-hairfall shampoo declares Rs. 499 on both and sells at Rs. 399 on both; and Moxie Beauty's conditioner is Rs. 575 on AJIO against Rs. 589 on Nykaa. The gaps are small. The difference that is not small is that the Nykaa listings publish rating counts and the AJIO ones publish none.




















