Beardo August 2026: 147 Fragrance Listings, 34 Beard Ones

Two hundred and ninety-nine rupees for 30ml against a stated Rs. 350, which the feed renders as fifteen per cent off. We have opened the page with it because it is the most on-brand product Beardo makes and because of what its price tag demonstrates. Fifteen per cent is fifty-one rupees. On the same feed, on the same afternoon, four different perfume combos are marked down between sixty-eight and seventy-one per cent, and one of them is Rs. 999 against a stated Rs. 3,396. The beard oil is not on sale in any meaningful sense, and neither is most of the rack it sits in. Exactly five beard listings share this same Rs. 299 price against the same Rs. 350 stated MRP, so the pair looks less like a promotion than like a standing price with a round number written above it. Beardo's own listing copy says the oil prevents dryness and flakiness, is a non-greasy beard oil that conditions deeply, keeps the beard smooth, shiny and soft, and keeps it well-groomed and fragrant. Those are Beardo's claims about its own product, quoted here and not endorsed by us; we have not used it, we cannot verify any of it, and nothing on this page is dermatological advice. The listing is tagged b2g2 and Best Sellers by Beardo, which is the store's own labelling and not a sales figure we can see.

• Price: Rs. 299 (stated MRP Rs. 350)
• Key detail: 30ml, 15% off - one of five beard listings sharing the Rs. 299 / Rs. 350 pair
• Discount: 15% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 51
• Rating: none published - Beardo's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: The product the brand is named for
• Buying logic: the flagship, barely discounted

Two hundred and ninety-nine rupees for 100ml against a stated Rs. 350, fifteen per cent off, which is the same price, the same stated MRP and the same badge as the beard oil above it. It sits here because the pair is the whole beard proposition at Beardo in miniature: two products, six hundred rupees, a fifty-one rupee saving on each. The listing is also one of the barest in the feed. Where most Beardo products carry a handful of merchandising tags - b2g2, Best Sellers, Fragrance, sharechat - this one carries none at all, and its description is four short lines: cleanses the beard thoroughly, a beard shampoo to remove dirt, nourishes and softens the beard, pleasant and fragrant after use. Those are Beardo's statements about its own product and we are quoting them rather than agreeing with them. There is a second Godfather Beard Wash listing in the feed, at Rs. 599 for a fourteen per cent badge, filed under a different product type - two listings, one name, and no way to tell from the feed alone whether the size differs, which we flag because it is the sort of thing that decides whether you are comparing like with like. The 100ml volume on this one is stated in the variant title.

• Price: Rs. 299 (stated MRP Rs. 350)
• Key detail: 100ml at Rs. 299 - the listing carries no product tags at all in the feed
• Discount: 15% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 51
• Rating: none published - Beardo's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: The matching wash, same arithmetic
• Buying logic: same price, no tags at all

Three hundred and ninety-nine rupees for 50g against a stated Rs. 450, eleven per cent off, and that is the smallest percentage on any of the twenty-four listings we have seated. Four beard listings share this exact Rs. 399 price and an eleven per cent badge - this wax, the beard serum, and two shampoo colours - which again suggests a price shelf rather than a sale. Eleven per cent off is a saving of fifty-one rupees, the same fifty-one rupees the beard oil and the beard wash save you, off a different starting number. That coincidence is worth naming: on this feed the beard rack's discounts are not calculated as percentages at all, they are a flat Rs. 50 to Rs. 51 knocked off a round MRP, and the percentage is just what that looks like when you divide. Set it against chapter two, where a single listing takes Rs. 2,397 off a stated MRP. Beardo describes the wax as a great beard styling agent that helps shape your mustache instantly for a clean and sleek look. That is the brand's own copy and we neither endorse it nor have any basis to; we have not handled the product. The 50g weight comes from the variant title in the feed.

• Price: Rs. 399 (stated MRP Rs. 450)
• Key detail: 50g, 11% off - Rs. 51 below a stated Rs. 450
• Discount: 11% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 51
• Rating: none published - Beardo's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: Smallest badge in the beard rack
• Buying logic: a Rs. 51 discount, in percent

Four hundred and ninety-nine rupees for 50ml against a stated Rs. 666, twenty-five per cent off. Across the twenty-one listings in the beard rack that are single products rather than combos or kits, the median discount is fifteen per cent and the deepest is thirty-five per cent, so twenty-five per cent puts this one comfortably in the upper half of a shallow distribution. That is the honest framing: this is a good discount by the standards of the beard rack and an unremarkable one by the standards of the shop it sits in. There are two larger pack sizes of the same product in the feed, at Rs. 999 for a pack of two and Rs. 1,299 for a pack of three, and we have deliberately not run the per-millilitre arithmetic on them here because we did that on a previous Beardo page and this one is about something else. On the claims: Beardo's listing calls it the original beard and hair growth oil and says it is for a shinier beard and a smooth, frizz-free beard, and tags it Beard Growth. Product names and marketing copy that use the word growth are Beardo's, and we are reproducing them as the brand's own claims. We have not tested this oil, we make no statement about whether it grows hair, and nothing here is medical advice.

• Price: Rs. 499 (stated MRP Rs. 666)
• Key detail: 50ml at 25% off - the deepest badge on any single beard product bar one
• Discount: 25% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 167
• Rating: none published - Beardo's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: The deepest single-product beard badge
• Buying logic: deep for this rack, not the shop

Five hundred and sixty rupees, and the feed states no MRP above it, so there is no percentage attached and nothing to evaluate as a discount. Only two of the thirty-four beard listings are presented this way - this brush and the Rs. 700 beard activator - against fifty-four such listings across the whole 405-item catalogue. It is worth pausing on, because a flat price with no compare-at figure is the cleanest thing a store can show you: there is no reference number to misread and no arithmetic to check. Whether Rs. 560 is a fair price for a boar bristle brush is a judgement about the brush, not about the badge, and that is the position a shopper is actually in on every listing whether the store admits it or not. Beardo describes it as made from premium quality boar bristles, says it detangles and trains the beard to grow the way you want, stimulates natural sebum, and is an ideal tool to evenly apply beard styling products. Those are the brand's descriptions of its own product; we have not held this brush and we are not confirming any of it. One practical note that is ours and general rather than specific: natural bristle brushes are usually not cleaned the same way as synthetic ones, so check Beardo's care instructions on the product page.

• Price: Rs. 560 (no MRP stated in the feed)
• Key detail: Rs. 560 flat - one of two beard listings with no discount claimed at all
• Discount: no discount - the feed states one price and claims no MRP
• Rating: none published - Beardo's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: No discount at all
• Buying logic: the honest presentation

Five hundred and ninety-nine rupees against a stated Rs. 1,366, fifty-six per cent off, and it is the deepest discount anywhere in Beardo's beard rack today. Here is the important qualification. Exactly two of the thirty-four beard listings are marked down fifty per cent or more, and both are called Beard Growth Duo - this one at Rs. 599 and fifty-six per cent, and a second listing at Rs. 499 and fifty-two per cent off a stated Rs. 1,041. So the beard rack's entire population of half-price listings is one product bundle appearing twice under two different sets of numbers, and we cannot tell from the feed which is the current one or how the two differ. Both are still in stock. Beyond those two, no beard listing in the feed exceeds forty-eight per cent. The duo contains, per Beardo's own copy, the Beard Hair Growth Oil (50ml) and the Beard Activator, and Beardo says it is for a thicker, healthier, shinier beard, helps reduce a patchy beard and stimulates inactive hair follicles. Those are the brand's claims about its own bundle. We have not used it, we are not endorsing any of those statements, and none of this is medical advice - a claim about hair follicles in particular is Beardo's to make and defend, not ours to repeat as fact.

• Price: Rs. 599 (stated MRP Rs. 1,366)
• Key detail: The single deepest beard discount in the feed - and it is a two-item combo
• Discount: 56% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 767
• Rating: none published - Beardo's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: The one deep beard discount
• Buying logic: the only half-price beard buy

One thousand two hundred and ninety-nine rupees against a stated Rs. 2,199, forty-one per cent off, and it is the most expensive beard listing in stock at Beardo today. The beard range runs from Rs. 199 to Rs. 1,299, and it is worth reading that ceiling against the rest of the shop, where a single perfume combo reaches Rs. 3,900 and the dearest trimmer kit is Rs. 2,999. Beardo's copy says the kit includes the Godfather Beard Oil (30ml), the Godfather Beard Wash (100ml) and the I-Blade Trimmer, and describes the blade as skin-safe, guarding skin and preventing nicks and cuts, and says the kit gives complete nourishment and makes your beard soft and smooth. All of that is the brand's own description of its own bundle and we are quoting it rather than confirming it. What is checkable from the feed is the arithmetic of the box, and it is worth doing: the beard oil and beard wash appear separately at Rs. 299 each, and the I-Blade Trimmer appears separately at Rs. 999. Those three sale prices add up to Rs. 1,597, so at Rs. 1,299 the kit is Rs. 298 below the sum of its parts as currently priced - a real saving, and a much smaller one than the forty-one per cent badge implies, because the badge is computed off stated MRPs rather than off the prices the same three items are actually selling at.

• Price: Rs. 1,299 (stated MRP Rs. 2,199)
• Key detail: Rs. 1,299 - the dearest beard listing in stock, and it is a kit with a trimmer in it
• Discount: 41% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 900
• Rating: none published - Beardo's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: Top of the beard range
• Buying logic: check the parts, not the badge

Nine hundred and ninety-nine rupees against a stated Rs. 3,396, seventy-one per cent off, joint-deepest of all 405 buyable listings. It opens this chapter because the contrast with the page above it is the whole argument. On the beard oil, Beardo takes fifty-one rupees off. Here it takes two thousand three hundred and ninety-seven rupees off, on a listing published in July 2026. That is not a subtle difference in merchandising emphasis; it is the shop telling you what it wants to move. This listing is also a lesson in reading the number underneath the badge. Its description field is completely empty in the feed - no contents list, no scent notes, nothing at all - so what exactly the set contains has to be read off the product photograph or the page itself, and we are not going to guess it for you. There is a second Mariner Perfume Set listing in the feed at the same Rs. 999 with a stated MRP of Rs. 3,196 and a sixty-nine per cent badge. Same name, same price, two different MRPs, two different percentages. That is a pattern across the fragrance rack rather than a one-off, and we take it up on the next card. Beardo publishes no ratings on any listing, so there is nothing here to check the set against but the price.

• Price: Rs. 999 (stated MRP Rs. 3,396)
• Key detail: 71% off - the joint-deepest discount on any of the 405 buyable listings
• Discount: 71% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 2,397
• Rating: none published - Beardo's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: Deepest discount on the page
• Buying logic: where the discount budget went

Nine hundred and ninety-nine rupees against a stated Rs. 3,396, seventy-one per cent off, for four 50ml EDPs. Beardo's copy names them as the Mariner, Whisky Smoke Firebomb, LSD and Whisky Smoke Bourbon perfumes. This is the archetypal Beardo fragrance listing and it needs a caution attached. Eleven separate listings in the feed carry the title Best Seller Perfumes Combo (50ml x 4). All eleven sell at Rs. 999. Their stated MRPs are Rs. 2,996, Rs. 3,096, Rs. 3,296 and Rs. 3,396, which produce badges of sixty-seven, sixty-eight, seventy and seventy-one per cent for what may or may not be the same four bottles. A sister product, the Best Day Perfumes Combo, appears ten more times at the same Rs. 999 with four more MRPs. We cannot see from the feed whether the contents differ between them, and we are not asserting that they do or do not - only that a shopper choosing between listings by badge size is sorting on a number that varies while the price does not. Beardo's own claims on this listing are that the EDPs are high concentration for increased longevity, that they are award-winning fragrances with irresistibly masculine notes, and that you will get compliments. Those are the brand's marketing statements, quoted here, not verified by us, and we have not smelled any of it.

• Price: Rs. 999 (stated MRP Rs. 3,396)
• Key detail: Four 50ml EDPs at Rs. 999 - one of eleven listings under this exact name
• Discount: 71% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 2,397
• Rating: none published - Beardo's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: One listing of eleven with this name
• Buying logic: same price, four different MRPs

Seven hundred and ninety-nine rupees against a stated Rs. 2,597, sixty-nine per cent off, for three 50ml EDPs which Beardo names in the listing as LSD, Mariner and Whisky Smoke Bourbon. We have seated it because it is the one fragrance combo on this page that we would point a first-time buyer at, and the reasoning is structural rather than about smell, which we cannot judge. Three bottles at Rs. 799 is Rs. 266 a bottle. Four bottles at Rs. 999 is Rs. 250 a bottle. The difference is sixteen rupees a bottle, and against that you are risking Rs. 200 less on a set of scents you have not tried, in a catalogue with no ratings and no reviews to guide you. If a fragrance does not suit you it is not worth what you paid regardless of the per-bottle figure, and three unknowns are a smaller bet than four. Beardo's listing carries the same block of claims as the rest of the rack - high concentration EDPs for increased longevity, award-winning fragrances, irresistibly masculine notes - which are the brand's own and are not findings of ours. There is a near-identical Perfume Gateway Combo at Rs. 799 with a stated Rs. 2,297 and a sixty-five per cent badge, which is the same shape of product at the same price off a different MRP.

• Price: Rs. 799 (stated MRP Rs. 2,597)
• Key detail: Three 50ml EDPs at Rs. 799 - the cheapest way into the EDP rack
• Discount: 69% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 1,798
• Rating: none published - Beardo's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: Cheapest way into the EDP rack
• Buying logic: a smaller bet on unknown scents

Nine hundred and ninety-nine rupees against a stated Rs. 3,096, sixty-eight per cent off, published in May 2026, for four 50ml EDPs which Beardo's copy names individually as Whisky Smoke, Don, Mariner and LSD. It closes this chapter because of that last point rather than because of its badge, which is the smallest of the four here. Across the fragrance combo rack the quality of the description varies wildly - one of the two Mariner sets has no description at all, several combos list their contents in full, and a number simply repeat the marketing block - so a listing that states its four bottles by name is doing something the rack does not consistently do, and it is the difference between buying four perfumes and buying a surprise. Note also that three of the four scents here appear in the Best Seller combo above at a higher stated MRP, which is the clearest illustration on this page of why the MRP is not a reliable way to rank these listings. Beardo's claims on the listing are the standard fragrance block: high concentration EDPs for increased longevity, award-winning fragrances by Beardo, irresistibly masculine notes. We are quoting the brand and endorsing nothing; we have not smelled these, and no listing in this feed carries a rating or a review count that could stand in for a second opinion.

• Price: Rs. 999 (stated MRP Rs. 3,096)
• Key detail: Four 50ml EDPs, all four named in the listing - Whisky Smoke, Don, Mariner, LSD
• Discount: 68% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 2,097
• Rating: none published - Beardo's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: Best-specified combo
• Buying logic: the box that lists its contents

Four hundred and ninety-nine rupees for 100ml against a stated Rs. 1,500, sixty-seven per cent off. It is the cheapest full-size EDP bottle in the catalogue, and it demonstrates a wrinkle worth knowing about before you buy a single bottle from Beardo. The same product, Whisky Smoke Bourbon Perfume EDP in 100ml, appears more than once in this feed under different handles: this one at Rs. 499 with a sixty-seven per cent badge, and others at Rs. 699 against Rs. 1,500 with a fifty-three per cent badge and at Rs. 799 against Rs. 1,500 with a forty-seven per cent badge. Three prices for what the titles present as one bottle, all in stock at the same moment, and the cheapest one carries no product tags at all in the feed. We cannot tell you from a price feed whether these are identical stock, different batches or different formulations, and we are not going to assume. What we can tell you is to search the product name before adding the first listing you land on to the basket, because the gap between the cheapest and dearest is Rs. 300 on a Rs. 499 item. Beardo's copy describes it as an EDP rather than an EDT, with whiskey, woody and smokey notes, calling it irresistible and elegant. That is the brand's description, not our assessment; we have not smelled it.

• Price: Rs. 499 (stated MRP Rs. 1,500)
• Key detail: Rs. 499 for 100ml - the cheapest full-size EDP bottle in the feed
• Discount: 67% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 1,001
• Rating: none published - Beardo's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: Cheapest full-size bottle
• Buying logic: same bottle, three listings

Six hundred and ninety-nine rupees for 100ml against a stated Rs. 1,700, fifty-nine per cent off, published on 20 June 2026. It is seated here to make a counting point that sits at the centre of this page. Twenty-one listings in the buyable feed carry the name Godfather - perfumes, flankers, body sprays, deo sprays, solid perfume, a beard oil, a beard wash, a body wash and two trimmer kits. Twenty-seven carry the name Whisky Smoke. Between them those two names account for forty-eight listings, which is more listings than the entire beard category can muster at thirty-four. A brand named Beardo has extended two fragrance properties further than it has extended beard care. Its sibling, Godfather Revenge, was published the same week at the identical Rs. 699 against the identical stated Rs. 1,700, so the two arrived as a pair. Beardo's copy says it is an EDP - high concentrate perfume - rather than an EDT, that it is strong and long-lasting, ideal for special occasions, and gives the scent family as aromatic, woody and spicy. Those are the brand's own descriptions and we have not smelled the perfume or verified how long it lasts on skin. There are no ratings in this feed, so longevity claims cannot be cross-checked against buyers either.

• Price: Rs. 699 (stated MRP Rs. 1,700)
• Key detail: Rs. 699 at 59% off - one of two Godfather flankers published in June 2026
• Discount: 59% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 1,001
• Rating: none published - Beardo's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: The newest flanker
• Buying logic: two names, 48 listings

One thousand two hundred rupees for 100ml against a stated Rs. 2,000, forty per cent off, published in January 2026. Three Alpha Elixir bottles - Amber, Leather and Spice - sit at this identical Rs. 1,200 against the identical Rs. 2,000, and all three also exist in 30ml at Rs. 549 against Rs. 899, which makes this the tidiest sub-range in the whole feed: one price per size, one MRP per size, no variation to decode. That is unusual enough here to be worth naming as a positive. The forty per cent badge is also notably shallower than the sixty-seven to seventy-one per cent that the Rs. 999 combos carry, which is the general pattern in this catalogue: the premium single bottles are discounted less than the entry-level bundles. Beardo's description of this bottle is, oddly, the same three lines it puts on the Whisky Smoke Bourbon - EDP rather than EDT, whiskey, woody, smokey - followed by the phrase bespoke masculinity, which does not obviously describe an amber elixir. We are flagging the copy-paste rather than resolving it; the product name says amber and the description says whiskey and smoke, and only the bottle in front of you can settle that. Everything about how it smells is Beardo's claim, not our finding.

• Price: Rs. 1,200 (stated MRP Rs. 2,000)
• Key detail: Rs. 1,200 - one of three Alpha Elixir bottles at the identical price and MRP
• Discount: 40% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 800
• Rating: none published - Beardo's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: The premium tier begins
• Buying logic: one price, one MRP, three scents

One thousand seven hundred and fifty rupees for 100ml against a stated Rs. 2,500, thirty per cent off. It is the shallowest badge on any fragrance listing we have seated and among the shallowest in the fragrance rack overall, and it is a useful corrective to the impression the first two chapters leave. Beardo's fragrance business is not uniformly on deep discount; it is the Rs. 999 four-bottle combos and the entry-level EDPs that carry the seventy per cent badges, while the priciest single bottles carry thirty to forty per cent. A companion listing, Sunburn XTC, sits at the identical Rs. 1,750 against the identical Rs. 2,500. Note the naming: the title says Extrait De Parfum, which in perfumery convention indicates a higher concentration than an eau de parfum, but Beardo's own description on this listing uses its standard EDP line - high concentrate perfume instead of EDT - and gives the scent family as aromatic, fresh, citrus. The title and the description are describing two different concentration classes, we cannot resolve that from a price feed, and the concentration is exactly the thing a Rs. 1,750 price is meant to be buying. Ask before you order. Nothing here is a judgement of the fragrance itself, which we have not smelled.

• Price: Rs. 1,750 (stated MRP Rs. 2,500)
• Key detail: Rs. 1,750, 30% off - the shallowest badge in the 100ml rack
• Discount: 30% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 750
• Rating: none published - Beardo's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: Shallowest badge in the 100ml rack
• Buying logic: title and copy disagree

Three thousand nine hundred rupees, and the feed states no MRP above it, so there is no percentage attached. It is the highest price on any of the 405 buyable listings at Beardo today, and it closes this chapter as the mirror image of the boar bristle brush in chapter one: a flat price, nothing to misread, and a judgement about the product rather than about the badge. Beardo's copy says it contains the LSD, Dark Side and Whisky Smoke Firebomb perfumes in 100ml each. All three appear individually elsewhere in the feed in 100ml at Rs. 699 to Rs. 799, so a shopper buying the components separately at their current sale prices would spend materially less than Rs. 3,900, which is the sort of check worth running on any premium gift set before you buy it. We are stating what the feed shows and not accusing anyone of anything; gift packaging and presentation are part of what a set like this sells, and the feed cannot price that. Fifty-four of the 405 listings are presented this way with no MRP at all, including the Rs. 3,499 After Dark duo and the Rs. 3,900 Unholy trio, so the top of Beardo's fragrance range is largely a no-discount business. Beardo's claims - award-winning, boozy scents for whisky lovers, irresistibly masculine - are the brand's own and are not endorsed here.

• Price: Rs. 3,900 (no MRP stated in the feed)
• Key detail: Rs. 3,900 with no MRP claimed - the most expensive listing in stock
• Discount: no discount - the feed states one price and claims no MRP
• Rating: none published - Beardo's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: Most expensive listing in stock
• Buying logic: check the parts before the box

One hundred and ninety-nine rupees for a pack of two 120ml body sprays against a stated Rs. 598, sixty-seven per cent off. It is the cheapest listing in this read and it opens the strangest shelf in Beardo's catalogue. The single 120ml SPY Perfume Body Spray also sits in the feed, at Rs. 299 with no MRP stated and therefore no discount at all. So one can costs Rs. 299 on its own listing and Rs. 99.50 each when bought as this two-pack, on the same feed, on the same afternoon, and the store presents the first as a full price and the second as a sixty-seven per cent saving. A shopper who lands on the single-can listing and buys it is paying three times what the shopper who lands on the two-pack pays per can. We are reporting the two listings as they stand and not guessing at the reason. Beardo says the spray is strong and long-lasting, stands out from other fragrances, and is safe to be used on skin. Those are Beardo's own statements about its own product; we have not used it, and a claim about skin safety in particular is the brand's to make and yours to check against the ingredient list and your own sensitivities. Nothing on this page is dermatological advice.

• Price: Rs. 199 (stated MRP Rs. 598)
• Key detail: Two 120ml cans for Rs. 199 - the cheapest listing anywhere in this read
• Discount: 67% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 399
• Rating: none published - Beardo's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: Cheapest listing on the page
• Buying logic: the pack costs a third per can

Two hundred and ninety-nine rupees for 150ml against a stated Rs. 349, fourteen per cent off. Eleven listings in the buyable feed carry precisely this pair of numbers - Rs. 299 against Rs. 349, a fourteen per cent badge, a fifty-rupee saving - across deo sprays and perfume body sprays in 120ml and 150ml. That is a price shelf, not a sale, and it is worth recognising as such because it looks like a discount on every one of those eleven product pages. It also sets up the comparison that makes this chapter worth reading against chapter two: fourteen per cent here, seventy-one per cent there, on products from the same fragrance department of the same company on the same day. The badge is not measuring value, it is measuring what Beardo is pushing. Beardo describes this as a no-gas, strong, long-lasting premium body spray for men with oriental and leather-woody notes, and says it is safe to use on skin. Those are the brand's claims about its own product and are not verified by us. No-gas in this category conventionally refers to a formulation without liquefied petroleum gas propellant, but that is a general convention we are labelling as such and not something this listing spells out.

• Price: Rs. 299 (stated MRP Rs. 349)
• Key detail: 150ml at 14% off - one of eleven sprays sharing the Rs. 299 / Rs. 349 pair
• Discount: 14% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 50
• Rating: none published - Beardo's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: The Rs. 299 spray shelf
• Buying logic: eleven listings, one price

Two hundred and ninety-nine rupees for 120ml against a stated Rs. 349, fourteen per cent off, on the same shelf and the same numbers as the card above. We have seated it separately because of what it shows about how far one scent name stretches at Beardo. Twenty-seven listings in the buyable feed have Whisky Smoke in the title: eau de parfums in 50ml, 80ml and 100ml, Bourbon, Firebomb and Single Malt flankers, a solid perfume, a deo spray, this body spray, a soap, a body wash, a lip balm and several multi-bottle combos. The price of entry to that name ranges from Rs. 115 for the soap to Rs. 999 for a single bottle. Twenty-seven listings for one scent name, against thirty-four listings for the entire beard category, is the clearest single number on this page. Beardo's copy for this can says no-gas, strong, long-lasting, premium body spray for men, with spicy and woody-oud notes, safe to use on skin. Quoted from Beardo, endorsed by nobody here. If you are trying the scent for the first time, note that a body spray and an eau de parfum with the same name are different products at different concentrations and will not necessarily smell the same on skin - that is general perfumery convention rather than a statement about these two specific products, which we have not smelled.

• Price: Rs. 299 (stated MRP Rs. 349)
• Key detail: 120ml, 14% off - the body-spray version of the scent that has 27 listings
• Discount: 14% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 50
• Rating: none published - Beardo's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: The 27-listing scent, at its cheapest
• Buying logic: one name, 27 listings

One hundred and ninety-nine rupees for 100ml against a stated Rs. 275, twenty-eight per cent off, published in April 2023 and still in stock. It opens the last chapter, which exists because a page about what Beardo has become would be incomplete without the 148 skin and body listings that are the largest category in the feed by a nose - one more than fragrance. The pricing here behaves like the beard rack rather than the perfume rack: singles at Rs. 199 to Rs. 599 with modest badges, and the deep percentages reserved almost entirely for multi-item kits. This listing needs a clear caution attached, and it is the reason we seated it. Beardo's description says it gives clear, purified skin, offers oil control for acne and pimple reduction, soothes and heals skin inflammation, and is a light, non-drying formulation. Those are Beardo's claims about its own product, quoted here in full so you can see exactly what is being asserted, and not endorsed by us in any way. We have not used this facewash. Claims about treating acne or healing inflammation are the brand's to substantiate, this page is not medical or dermatological advice, and anyone with a skin condition should talk to a doctor rather than read a shopping page.

• Price: Rs. 199 (stated MRP Rs. 275)
• Key detail: 100ml at Rs. 199 - the cheapest single-product listing outside the spray shelf
• Discount: 28% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 76
• Rating: none published - Beardo's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: Cheapest single product outside fragrance
• Buying logic: read the claims as claims

Four hundred and forty-nine rupees for 200ml against a stated Rs. 499, ten per cent off - a fifty-rupee saving, which is the same fifty rupees the beard rack takes off its Rs. 349 and Rs. 450 products. It is here as the plainest possible demonstration of this page's argument, because it is one of Beardo's oldest and most heavily tagged products - the feed marks it b2g2, Charcoal, Face, Facewash, sharechat and Trending Products - and it still carries a ten per cent badge on a day when four perfume combos carry sixty-eight to seventy-one. There is a smaller 100ml version at Rs. 299 against Rs. 325, an eight per cent badge, which is the same shelf logic in a smaller bottle. If your reason for coming to Beardo is a facewash you already use, the practical conclusion from this feed is that waiting for a sale on it is unlikely to be worth your time, and that the store's b2g2 mechanic, which it tags on this listing and many others, will matter more to what you pay than the percentage will. Beardo says the facewash detoxifies and cleanses deeply, removes dirt and dead cells, controls excess oil and fights acne and acne scars. Those are the brand's claims about its own product. We have not used it, we do not endorse them, and this is not dermatological advice.

• Price: Rs. 449 (stated MRP Rs. 499)
• Key detail: 200ml at 10% off - Rs. 50 below a stated Rs. 499
• Discount: 10% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 50
• Rating: none published - Beardo's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: A 10% badge in a 70% shop
• Buying logic: the badge you will not see move

Eight hundred and ninety-nine rupees against a stated Rs. 2,199, fifty-nine per cent off, and it is the deepest discount among the eighteen electronics listings in the feed. Devices are the third distinct pricing regime at Beardo, sitting between the fragrance rack and everything else: the eighteen listings run from Rs. 699 to Rs. 2,999 with a median badge of thirty-one per cent, and ten of the eighteen are trimmers. This one carries a Beardo tag reading limited-time-discount~50, which is the store's own internal label and not something we can date or verify, so treat the word limited as the store's rather than as a deadline we are reporting. Beardo's specification list, quoted from the listing: twenty length settings for precision trimming, Type-C charging and cordless use, stainless steel blades, and a lithium battery that it says enables high run time and quick charge. The product title itself states 150 minutes of run time. We have not tested this trimmer, we cannot confirm the run time, and there are no ratings or review counts anywhere in this feed to check it against - which for an electrical product is a bigger gap than it is for a facewash, because build quality and battery life are exactly what buyer reviews are good at surfacing. Check the warranty terms on Beardo's own page before ordering.

• Price: Rs. 899 (stated MRP Rs. 2,199)
• Key detail: Rs. 899, 59% off - the deepest badge among the 18 device listings
• Discount: 59% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 1,300
• Rating: none published - Beardo's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: Best device discount
• Buying logic: no reviews on a device

Nine hundred and ninety-nine rupees against a stated Rs. 2,873, sixty-five per cent off, for six items which Beardo's copy lists as a lip product, a traveller pouch, the Ice Blast Body Wash (200ml), the Dandruff Control Sulphate Free Shampoo (200ml), the Mariner Perfume EDP (50ml) and the Ice Blast Facewash (100ml). We seated it as the last word on this page's argument. Even in a summer skincare kit, one of the six things in the box is a 50ml perfume - and the perfume is the item you can find on its own listing at Rs. 499. Rs. 999 is the single commonest price in this catalogue, shared by seventy-two listings, of which forty are fragrance. The deep-discount kit is Beardo's characteristic offer and fragrance is its characteristic content. On the claims, Beardo's own description of this kit says it lightens and brightens skin, combats acne, shields against sun damage and removes tan with ease, and promotes healthy hair growth and prevents hair fall effortlessly. We are quoting that in full because it is a lot to assert about six products in one paragraph, and we are neither endorsing nor repeating any of it as fact. We have not used any item in this box, and none of this is medical or dermatological advice.

• Price: Rs. 999 (stated MRP Rs. 2,873)
• Key detail: Six items for Rs. 999, one of which is a 50ml perfume
• Discount: 65% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 1,874
• Rating: none published - Beardo's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: The six-item kit, with a perfume in it
• Buying logic: a perfume in a skincare kit

Nine hundred and ninety-nine rupees against a stated Rs. 2,697 for a pack of three 50ml bottles, sixty-three per cent off, published in September 2025. It closes the page because it is the one place outside the fragrance rack where Beardo's discounting matches the perfume department, and because it is the listing on this page that makes the most specific claims. The single 50ml bottle appears separately at Rs. 599 against Rs. 899, so three singles at their current sale prices would be Rs. 1,797 against Rs. 999 for the three-pack - a real difference, and one you should weigh against whether you will use 150ml of a product you have not tried. Now the claims, quoted from Beardo's own listing and attributed entirely to Beardo: it says the serum contains three per cent Redensyl which it says helps stimulate dormant follicles, contains three per cent Baicapil which it describes as known to aid hair thickness, and that rosemary oil improves blood circulation, preventing hair loss by nourishing follicles and strengthening hair. It also states the formula is free from sulphates, phthalates, parabens, silicones, formaldehyde and mineral oils. We have not used this product, we are not endorsing or repeating any of those statements as fact, we have not checked any of them against published research, and nothing on this page is medical advice. Hair loss is a medical matter; ask a doctor, not a shopping page.

• Price: Rs. 999 (stated MRP Rs. 2,697)
• Key detail: Three 50ml bottles at Rs. 999 - 63% off a stated Rs. 2,697
• Discount: 63% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 1,698
• Rating: none published - Beardo's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: The deepest non-fragrance markdown here
• Buying logic: claims quoted, not endorsed